Mozart – The Man and The Musician
An examination of early and late influences of Mozart as seen through his ‘Coronation’ Mass and the ‘Requiem’. By Zane...
Remembering John Herbert Foulds
Serenade readers who may have perused my short article in the in the very first issue of the magazine will be...
Finding my Path: Exploring Music in India as an American Cellist and Educator
As a 2016-2017 Fulbright-Nehru scholar, my research and field work centered around education and performance of Western classical in India. During my nine months in the country, I explored the various ways in which pedagogical approaches, school politics, cultural perceptions,...
The Artie’s are back
It has been ten years since cellist Gauthier Herrmann, artistic director of the Artie’s festival India, has been coming to...
Muses and Musings Fur Elise, Therese or Gigons?
It’s probably one of the most instantly recognised ring tones on your mobile, and piano students are expressly forbidden to...
An Interview with Luka Okros
Fareed Curmally: What was growing up in Tbilisi like? Luka Okros: I was born in 1991, a year when the USSR collapsed, followed by economic, social and poverty problems. No jobs, not much opportunity. Many families, including mine, lost a...
ABRSM: focus on singing
Singers and their teachers have plenty to look forward to in our new Singing syllabus. Here’s a quick overview of...
The International Society for Music Education (ISME) to organize its first ever South Asia Regional Conference in India
With over 35 prominent speakers – including eminent musicians such as Bombay Jayashri, Grammy Award Winner Ricky Kej, Bindu Subramaniam,...