Released in 1964, Sangam was one of the biggest critical and commercial successes of Raj Kapoor’s career. The music of the film was also a major success. Read on to know about the fascinating story behind one of Sangam’s hit numbers (1/15)
Judith Durham: Former Seekers lead singer dies aged 79 - BBC News
@LalNeerja brought me this terrible news.
I remember staying close to the radio when their songs played and singing alongside.
Another artiste becomes a memory! https://t.co/bPqpgGnzAd
I was thinking about Bhupinder’s voice all day yesterday. And wondering what it was about those songs that resonated immediately with so many of us, that slid into our memories like quiet sighs. /1
It breaks my heart to inform everyone that Minoti passed away late last night.
Former principal of Kamala Nehru College and a Newsreader with AIR for decades, she was amongst the last of the titans we all grew up listening to and tried to emulate.
May her soul find peace.
A part of childhood. So many decades ago.
The photo of Surinder Kaur is misleading. The singer is Ripudaman Salley.
Kurti meri cheent chheent di dupatta mera lehria punjabi folk Singer R... https://t.co/H7hS4yTToV via @YouTube
Did you know that Air India contributed to one of the most iconic songs of our times? Read on about how the Irish Band U2 created one of their masterpieces ‘Where the streets have no name’. 1/12
Here is the opening of Thomas Morley’s heart-rending motet, Nolo mortem peccatoris. We’ve been rehearsing ahead of our concerts in Canada next month. 🇨🇦
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As a dedicated Beatles fan, it does give me extra pleasure to know that three of my favourite songs were inspired by classical music: Penny Lane by Bach's 2nd Brandenburg concerto, Blackbird by Bach's Bourrée in E minor, and Because by the Moonlight sonata. And one can hear it...
@Paperclip_In Compulsive unnecessary gyan - Pritam Bhai got ‘inspired’ by Mohiner Ghoragul for his song Bheegi Bheegi from Gangster..this one
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For a period of five to six years in the late 1960s, the Imperial Tobacco Company hosted a music competition named after their Simla brand of menthol cigarettes. On #WorldMusicDay we look back at the Simla Beats and how it led to the formation of India’s first rock band. 1/14
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