CLASSICAL MUSIC

Soothing the soul and pacifying the mind, the classical music of India dates back to the Vedic Age. Portraying the rich cultural heritage of the Indian subcontinent, the Indian classical music is an intricate system of two rudimentary principles, namely ‘raga’ and ‘tala’.

With the blissful amalgamation of instruments used in Indian classical music such as the ‘tabla’ and ‘sarangi’ along with the placid sound of the vocalists reverberating through the ears of the spectators leave them in a state of awe.

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Upon the dawn of the twelfth century, the Indian classical music was diverged into the two branches of North Indian classical music called ‘Hindustani’ and South Indian classical music called ‘Carnatic’. Having more similarity than differences, Indian classical music continues to flourish and enchant the minds of the audiences.

HINDUSTANI CLASSICAL MUSIC

With more emphasis being given upon the exploration of all the aspects of ‘raga’, hearing the Hindustani classical music brings in a fusion of euphoria and serenity. With ‘sitar’ and ‘sarod’ being the chief instruments used in this form of music, the gratifying sound of the vocalist harmonizes with these string instruments and the end result satiates the mind and soul of the spectators.

Music festivals such as the ‘Dover Lane Music Festival’ and the ‘Chennai Music Season’ are organized every year for the artists to showcase their talents in the fields of Hindustani classical music and prestigious awards such as the ‘Filmfare Awards’ are also awarded to the distinguished performers who have given exceptional performances in Hindustani classical music.

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CARNATIC MUSIC

Perceived to be a divine art form, Carnatic music gives higher prominence to vocal music. Performed in a style of singing, the Carnatic music enthralls the mind of the audience as they experience something they have never before. With instruments such as the ‘Mridangam’ and ‘Ghatam’ resonating intriguing sounds and the charismatic vocals of the artist, boggles the minds of the average audience.

Being the regional and cultural music of the states of South India, awards such as the ‘Sangeet Natak’ and ‘Akademi Award’ have been set up to propel the artists in the field of Carnatic music and even music festivals such as the ‘Saptak Festival of Music’ are also organized so that people can listen and experience the stimulating sounds of Carnatic music.

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