Musical talent hunt “Sur Doria Epar Opar” to go on air on Channel i
Channel i, in association with Kolkata- based satellite channel ETV Bangla, is set to launch a musical talent hunt titled "Sur Doria Epar Opar." The pageant features 30 artistes-- 15 each from both sides of the border. The programme will be aired Thursday to Saturday at 5:30pm.
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Ustad Ali Akbar Khan: A sarod maestro departs
(Reenat Fauzia) My uncle Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, the unparalleled sarod maestro, died recently. His father Ustad Alauddin Khan and my grandfather Ustad Ayet Ali Khan were brothers.
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Epitomising the grace of Tagore songs
This correspondent caught up recently with Shama Rahman, an epitome of grace and beauty, at the India International Centre, a hub for the culture vultures in the capital. Clad in a grey sari with red orchids in her hair, around her neck and wrist, Shama was here to perform for the Delhi audience, comprising largely Bengalis.
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The King of Pop Michael Jackson Dies
Michael Jackson, the sensationally gifted child star who rose to become the "King of Pop" and the biggest celebrity in the world only to fall from his throne in a freakish series of scandals, died Thursday, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press. He was 50.
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World Music Festival - Flute sings in the hands of Gazi Abdul Hakim
On the second day of Fête de la Musique, the festival celebrating World Music Day, prominent flutist Gazi Abdul Hakim performed solo at La Galerie, Alliance Francaise of Dhaka.
The ongoing ten-day music fest has been organised by Alliance Francaise of Dhaka (AFD) in association with Dhaka University, Classic Event Management and Gulshan Club. Professional and amateur musicians are performing at the festival every evening (till July 2).
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Shakib Jakir’s debut Album released
Dhaka, Bangladesh, G-Series finally releases talented musician Shakib Jakir’s new audio album titled "Shakib Jakir" to the audio market for the listeners craving for something new. Shakib’s new CD launched recently which exclusively brings the flavor of east and the sound of western Music!
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Shantanu Mukherjee Shaan charms the Dhaka audience
On June 20 evening, the charming star enthralled Dhaka music lovers with his impeccable performance and incredible showmanship.
The evening started with a duet by Shopon Chowdhuri and Nasreen Chowdhuri of Antor Showbiz, the event management company who made it all happen. Next the band Shironamheen took the stage and performed its famed numbers "Poronto bikel cafeteria," "Eka pakhi boshe achhe," "Prithibita" (cover of the James song), and lastly "Tumi cheye achho tai."
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Shakib Jakir new Album Review and Music Videos
An exclusive review of talented upcoming artist Shakib Jakir by BanglaMusic.com editor Rajib Sobhan.
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Digital Music Recording and Production in Bangladesh
In a country where the concept of technology, social norms and even the mere idea of survival are still developing, music in Bangladesh is ever budding as well. Gone are the days when musical legends like Abbasuddin would sing into a microphone along with an orchestra of traditional instruments. Today, recording methods happen to be a little more unconventional.
Digital studios are more affordable as compared to analog ones, says Bappa Majumdar, working at Bee Emm'z Workstation
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Interview with Bappa Majumdar
Bappa Majumdar needs no introduction to music aficionados in Bangladesh. Son of noted musician Barin Majumdar, Bappa has attained popularity as a singer as well as a music composer.
About his background, Bappa says, "I took a five-year course in classical music at Monihar Sangeet Academy (a music school established by Barin Majumdar). However, I don't feel my training in classical music is adequate and that's why I haven't pursued that genre of music."
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