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30 Dec 2019 Conversations with Tyler Abhijit Banerjee on Theory, Practice, and India
“I think what is difficult in Indian classical music is to keep the variation going and keep the musicality running.”
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- Abhijit Banerjee
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- evaluation
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- 30 Dec 2019
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- Conversations with Tyler
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…Oh, I didn’t know. She was the best, I think, till I would say . . . I heard her a few times live, and when she sang, well, I don’t think anybody . . . I think what is difficult in Indian classical music is to keep the variation going and keep the musicality running. And some people do lots of variation, but they lose the sense of the overall music. She was amazing at her best. In fact, I heard her first time live — maybe not first — second time at Harvard, when we were students together, in 1985. Yes?…
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