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"Zakir Hussain's Death Brings Me Immense Pain": Sudha Murty's Tribute
The world of music is mourning Ustad Zakir Hussain, widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential tabla players of all time.
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Tabla Maestro Zakir Hussain, Legend With "Dancing Fingers", Dies At 73
The tabla fell silent as Ustad Zakir Hussain, one of the greatest players of the Indian drums known for his 'dancing fingers', died at the age of 73.
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Anup Jalota Remembers Zakir Hussain: "Such A Tabla Player Has Never Existed, Nor Will There Ever Be One"
Zakir Hussain and Anup Jalota performed in 10-12 concerts
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Zakir Hussain, Peerless Tabla Player's Life In Pictures
The magic of his dexterous fingers on tabla echoed through the world of music, both Indian classical and jazz, transcending genres and borders. Rightfully considered one of India's best percussionists, Zakir Hussain died today in the US at 73.
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Tabla Legend Zakir Hussain Critical, "Pray For Him", Says Family
Zakir Hussain, the peerless tabla player and multiple Grammy award winner, is critical and in a US hospital over serious heart-related ailments, his family said on Sunday.
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Ustad Zakir Hussain's Divine Tabla Rendition Resonates Across Social Media
Ustad Zakir Hussain's recent triumph at the Grammy Awards further solidifies his status as a global icon in the world of music.
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"Spider-Man Into The Music Verse": This Tabla Performance Delights Internet
The video is swiftly gaining popularity on the internet. It has received four million views and over 3 lakh likes since it was posted on Instagram three weeks ago.
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Musician Shivkumar Sharma - The Man Who Gave Santoor A Global Identity
He began his journey in music as a tabla player when he was only five but Shiv Kumar Sharma soon found the santoor - and his musical destiny.
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This Indian App Has a Magical New Feature That Every Singer Will Love
Pune-based Sandeep Ranade has developed Naadsadhana, an iOS app that helps you learn and practice classical music.
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Google Celebrates Birth Anniversary Of Lachhu Maharaj With A Doodle
Google today celebrates eminent tabla player Lachhu Maharaj's birth anniversary, with a Doodle. Lachhu Maharaj, also known as Lakshmi Narayan Singh, was born on October 16 in 1944.
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India At The Grammys: Anoushka Shankar's Loss Is Sandeep Das' Gain
Grammys 2017: Anoushka Shankar lost the Best World Music Abum Grammy to Yo-Yo Ma and The Silk Road Ensemble, which includes Indian tabla player Sandeep Das
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Tabla Maestro Shankar Ghosh Dies In Kolkata Hospital At 80
Legendary tabla player Shankar Ghosh died at a city hospital today after being critically ill for over a month, family sources said.
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'Mehfil' Culture to Return to Kolkata
In a novel initiative, Tabla player Tanmoy Bose has collaborated with an institute to bring back the 'mehfil' culture, which had defined the city's classical tradition.
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After stealing CWG show, Keshav went back to bedtime story
Sitting on the edge of his seat to reach the microphone, seven-year-old tabla prodigy Keshav looked at his mother each time a question was shot at him on Monday. "Excited" and "happy" is how the little maestro described his day out at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony where he was a star attraction.Facing the media at a press conference, the ...
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"Zakir Hussain's Death Brings Me Immense Pain": Sudha Murty's Tribute
The world of music is mourning Ustad Zakir Hussain, widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential tabla players of all time.
-
Tabla Maestro Zakir Hussain, Legend With "Dancing Fingers", Dies At 73
The tabla fell silent as Ustad Zakir Hussain, one of the greatest players of the Indian drums known for his 'dancing fingers', died at the age of 73.
-
Anup Jalota Remembers Zakir Hussain: "Such A Tabla Player Has Never Existed, Nor Will There Ever Be One"
Zakir Hussain and Anup Jalota performed in 10-12 concerts
-
Zakir Hussain, Peerless Tabla Player's Life In Pictures
The magic of his dexterous fingers on tabla echoed through the world of music, both Indian classical and jazz, transcending genres and borders. Rightfully considered one of India's best percussionists, Zakir Hussain died today in the US at 73.
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Tabla Legend Zakir Hussain Critical, "Pray For Him", Says Family
Zakir Hussain, the peerless tabla player and multiple Grammy award winner, is critical and in a US hospital over serious heart-related ailments, his family said on Sunday.
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Ustad Zakir Hussain's Divine Tabla Rendition Resonates Across Social Media
Ustad Zakir Hussain's recent triumph at the Grammy Awards further solidifies his status as a global icon in the world of music.
-
"Spider-Man Into The Music Verse": This Tabla Performance Delights Internet
The video is swiftly gaining popularity on the internet. It has received four million views and over 3 lakh likes since it was posted on Instagram three weeks ago.
-
Musician Shivkumar Sharma - The Man Who Gave Santoor A Global Identity
He began his journey in music as a tabla player when he was only five but Shiv Kumar Sharma soon found the santoor - and his musical destiny.
-
This Indian App Has a Magical New Feature That Every Singer Will Love
Pune-based Sandeep Ranade has developed Naadsadhana, an iOS app that helps you learn and practice classical music.
-
Google Celebrates Birth Anniversary Of Lachhu Maharaj With A Doodle
Google today celebrates eminent tabla player Lachhu Maharaj's birth anniversary, with a Doodle. Lachhu Maharaj, also known as Lakshmi Narayan Singh, was born on October 16 in 1944.
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India At The Grammys: Anoushka Shankar's Loss Is Sandeep Das' Gain
Grammys 2017: Anoushka Shankar lost the Best World Music Abum Grammy to Yo-Yo Ma and The Silk Road Ensemble, which includes Indian tabla player Sandeep Das
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Tabla Maestro Shankar Ghosh Dies In Kolkata Hospital At 80
Legendary tabla player Shankar Ghosh died at a city hospital today after being critically ill for over a month, family sources said.
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'Mehfil' Culture to Return to Kolkata
In a novel initiative, Tabla player Tanmoy Bose has collaborated with an institute to bring back the 'mehfil' culture, which had defined the city's classical tradition.
-
After stealing CWG show, Keshav went back to bedtime story
Sitting on the edge of his seat to reach the microphone, seven-year-old tabla prodigy Keshav looked at his mother each time a question was shot at him on Monday. "Excited" and "happy" is how the little maestro described his day out at the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony where he was a star attraction.Facing the media at a press conference, the ...
