Interviews
Martin Engstroem and Michael Fuller discuss the evolution of the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, its role in shaping musical excellence, and the significance of its upcoming Mumbai debut featuring Nicolas Altstaedt and a diverse, dynamic programme.
Interviews
In this interview, Donald Nally discusses The Crossing’s fearless approach to contemporary choral music, their GRAMMY-winning album ‘OCHRE’, and how the ensemble collaborates with composers and artists to create music that challenges, inspires, and resonates globally.
Interviews
Aditi Mangaldas transcends tradition, infusing Kathak with contemporary expression while retaining its essence. A globally celebrated artist, she fearlessly challenges norms, captivating audiences with her unmatched artistry, dynamism, and a vision that redefines Indian dance on the world stage.
Interviews
Violinist and conductor Marat Bisengaliev reflects on his journey—from his early training at the Tchaikovsky Conservatoire to shaping the Symphony Orchestra of India—sharing insights into leadership, music education, and the future of classical music in India.
Interviews
Rakesh Chaurasia, a Grammy-winning flautist, balances tradition and innovation in Indian classical music. In this interview, he shares insights on his legacy, collaborations, and the evolving global appreciation for the bansuri.
Interviews
Renowned pianist and composer Charu Suri discusses her groundbreaking fusion of Indian ragas with jazz, her influences from global music traditions, and her journey from prodigy to Carnegie Hall performer in this interview.
Interviews
Robert Mimra discusses his ‘Prepared Piano’ project, blending Baroque influences with contemporary techniques. In this interview, he explores how the prepared piano, harpsichord, and percussion combine to create a unique soundscape for modern art music.
Interviews
Maulik Jasubhai reflects on his father's pioneering legacy, innovations across industries, and his vision for philanthropy in shaping India’s socio-economic future through education, healthcare, and cultural enrichment.
Interviews
Mathias Halvorsen joins conductor Otto Tausk and the Norwegian Radio Orchestra to explore Ravel and Korngold’s left-hand piano concertos—profound works born from personal struggle and shaped by the scars of World War I.
Interviews
Martyn Brabbins, a celebrated conductor and advocate for British composers, reflects on his journey from studying with Ilya Musin to leading renowned orchestras worldwide, offering a glimpse into his artistry, influences, and future ambitions.
Interviews
Classical pianist Olga Kern, a Russia-born American virtuoso, shares her rich musical lineage, the joy of performing, and her upcoming Rachmaninoff-dedicated programme at the NCPA in this exclusive ON Stage interview.
Interviews
Douglas Hedwig’s life in music has been a dynamic journey from performing as a trumpet player with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra to earning acclaim as a composer. His compositions, celebrated for their adventurous spirit and sincerity, have graced stages across the globe, from Italy and South Korea to Indonesia.
