Focusing on visibility rather than just musical excellence can dilute the true artistry of a musician, as genuine talent should be the primary driver of success and recognition in the music community.
Thank you for raising these points. If you carefully view and listen to the video, you can quickly discover that this is solely focused on ‘visibility’ and NOT musical content. I shall be glad to discuss sometime about your used terms like, 1. ‘Musical excellence’ or I call it ‘established musical excellence,’ 2. ‘True artistry’ 3. ‘Genuine talent’ The statement, “--- should be the primary driver of success and recognition in the music community,” is an opinion and I loved it.
Agreed Guruji....but what about the audience of this time...specially in India ? Should we change the way classical music is presented ? Should we present a Raga of 5-10mins rather than 30-40mins ? Should we play with drums/keyboard rather than tabla/tanpura ? Should we change the flavour of our rhythm ? Should we focus more on the visual part and lightings, where the listeners will come to watch a movie like thing rather than listening to one Raga with closed eyes ? We will be blessed, if you can kindly make a video on these points as well.
You have raised excellent points. I have already discussed a few of your raised points in my earlier videos and will take up some later. For example, you asked, 1. What about the audience of this time...specially in India? You have raised a good point. I have marginally touched down on this question in a video [in Hindi] titled “How to Increase Raga Music Audience Base | Pt. Sanjoy Bandopadhyay Talks” th-cam.com/video/UzV40b0V140/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8zz-YkTPsBrzC972 But, there are scopes of further detailing. 2. I shall take the other points in future videos. I wish that (a) the music should retain its general traditional values, but (b) it should intelligently incorporate changes, as it has been doing for the last thousands of years, (c) and match the new human mind-frames and sustain with glory.
Focusing on visibility rather than just musical excellence can dilute the true artistry of a musician, as genuine talent should be the primary driver of success and recognition in the music community.
Thank you for raising these points.
If you carefully view and listen to the video, you can quickly discover that this is solely focused on ‘visibility’ and NOT musical content. I shall be glad to discuss sometime about your used terms like,
1. ‘Musical excellence’ or I call it ‘established musical excellence,’
2. ‘True artistry’
3. ‘Genuine talent’
The statement, “--- should be the primary driver of success and recognition in the music community,” is an opinion and I loved it.
Video of utmost importance to the musicians.
Agreed Guruji....but what about the audience of this time...specially in India ? Should we change the way classical music is presented ? Should we present a Raga of 5-10mins rather than 30-40mins ? Should we play with drums/keyboard rather than tabla/tanpura ? Should we change the flavour of our rhythm ? Should we focus more on the visual part and lightings, where the listeners will come to watch a movie like thing rather than listening to one Raga with closed eyes ? We will be blessed, if you can kindly make a video on these points as well.
You have raised excellent points. I have already discussed a few of your raised points in my earlier videos and will take up some later. For example, you asked,
1. What about the audience of this time...specially in India?
You have raised a good point. I have marginally touched down on this question in a video [in Hindi] titled “How to Increase Raga Music Audience Base | Pt. Sanjoy Bandopadhyay Talks” th-cam.com/video/UzV40b0V140/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8zz-YkTPsBrzC972 But, there are scopes of further detailing.
2. I shall take the other points in future videos.
I wish that (a) the music should retain its general traditional values, but (b) it should intelligently incorporate changes, as it has been doing for the last thousands of years, (c) and match the new human mind-frames and sustain with glory.
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