Adnan says, "My father made sure that if I was a big fan of Beethoven, then I should be well-versed with Ghulam Ali saheb."
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- Mumbai-based Pakistani singer Adnan loves blending western instruments with Indian and says that he has learned this skill due to his upbringing.
- "The fact of the matter is that I like to present western instrument along with Indian instrument. That is very reflective of the kind of person I am. My father made sure that if I was a big fan of Beethoven, then I should be well-versed with Ghulam Ali saheb. That is exactly how my music is. It reflects who I am, it reflects my musical education also," Adnan told IANS.
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Mumbai-based Pakistani singer Adnan loves blending western instruments with Indian and says that he has learned this skill due to his upbringing.
"The fact of the matter is that I like to present western instrument along with Indian instrument. That is very reflective of the kind of person I am. My father made sure that if I was a big fan of Beethoven, then I should be well-versed with Ghulam Ali saheb. That is exactly how my music is. It reflects who I am, it reflects my musical education also," Adnan told IANS.
"The fact of the matter is that I like to present western instrument along with Indian instrument. That is very reflective of the kind of person I am. My father made sure that if I was a big fan of Beethoven, then I should be well-versed with Ghulam Ali saheb. That is exactly how my music is. It reflects who I am, it reflects my musical education also," Adnan told IANS.