HCL Concerts Blogs
- 11th Nov 2025
The Language of Emotions: How Thumri Expresses Love and Longing
Have you ever felt your heart stir at the sound of a melody so tender it seems to speak directly to your soul? That is Thumri, a musical form that...
Read More - 27th Oct 2025
Famous Women Composers in Indian Classical Music History
Music in India has always been rich and diverse. It has carried voices from temples, courts, homes, and stages. For a long time, the stories of women in this tradition...
Read More - 17th Oct 2025
The 8 Classical Dances of India: A Complete Guide to India’s Cultural Legacy
One of the most beautiful expressions of India’s vast cultural heritage is dance. Classical dances of India are a way to tell stories, celebrate devotion, and preserve history. They have...
Read More - 06th Oct 2025
10 Instruments in Carnatic Music and Their Role in Classical Concerts
Ever wondered what creates that magical spell during a Carnatic music concert? Imagine you’re sitting in a dimly lit auditorium, and suddenly, the air fills with melodious sounds that seem...
Read More - 30th Sep 2025
Nadaswaram: An Endangered Yet Iconic Classical Instrument
The Nadaswaram, also known as Nagaswaram, is one of the most unique and powerful wind instruments of South India. Often called the “queen of instruments” in the Carnatic tradition, it...
Read More - 16th Sep 2025
Difference Between Alap, Jor, and Jhala in a Hindustani Concert
Curious about how a Hindustani classical music unfolds? This blog breaks down the three core elements of the Hindustani classical music: alap, jor, and jhala, in a way that’s easy...
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