Closing season 2, we thought it only appropriate to talking about, what we would like to call it, "songs of the soil" or Folk Music and it's standing in academic spaces. We invited the very eloquent and accomplished folk musician and composer, Shruthi Veena Vishwanath, who took us through the intricacies of the importance of folk music and why we need to continue to keep in alive through oral tradition. To every single listener who lent us your time and support, we really appreciate it...
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Closing season 2, we thought it only appropriate to talking about, what we would like to call it, "songs of the soil" or Folk Music and it's standing in academic spaces. We invited the very eloquent and accomplished folk musician and composer, Shruthi Veena Vishwanath, who took us through the intricacies of the importance of folk music and why we need to continue to keep in alive through oral tradition. To every single listener who lent us your time and support, we really appreciate it...
For our final episode of Season 1 of Out of the Box we have the very accomplished, Annette Philip. Founder and Director of the Berklee Indian Ensemble and Artistic Director of the Berklee India Exchange. Annette is someone who has always believed in whole music education in the form of group and community learning. She walks us through her production process for the Berklee Indian Ensemble and also stresses on the role of the student in such settings. Credentials – Produced and Hosted by – Nu...
OffSet Out of the Box
Closing season 2, we thought it only appropriate to talking about, what we would like to call it, "songs of the soil" or Folk Music and it's standing in academic spaces. We invited the very eloquent and accomplished folk musician and composer, Shruthi Veena Vishwanath, who took us through the intricacies of the importance of folk music and why we need to continue to keep in alive through oral tradition. To every single listener who lent us your time and support, we really appreciate it...
