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Vienna University Philharmonic conductor Vijay Upadhyaya embodies global harmony through music

Vienna University Philharmonic conductor Vijay Upadhyaya embodies global harmony through music

by Mallik Thatipalli | Sep 19, 2024

(September 19, 2024) When Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Vienna recently, one aspect of his visit went viral. His being welcomed by an orchestra and choir that performed Vande Mataram captured eyeballs across the world. The man behind the rendition was...
Alpesh Chauhan: Meet the British-Indian musician shortlisted for Royal Philharmonic Society Awards

Alpesh Chauhan: Meet the British-Indian musician shortlisted for Royal Philharmonic Society Awards

by Charu Thakur | Feb 29, 2024

(February29, 2024)  When an 8-year-old Alpesh Chauhan returned from his school with a cello tucked under his arm, his parents were quite surprised. Immigrating to the UK from East Africa, his parents had no inclination towards music. So, seeing their son with a cello...
A Singaporean symphony: Alvin’s classical repertoire on a high tempo

A Singaporean symphony: Alvin’s classical repertoire on a high tempo

by Charu Thakur | May 3, 2022

(May 3, 2022) Growing up in Singapore, Alvin Seville Arumugam had to find a way to make it into the world of western classical music. Coming from a financially weak background, this Indian Tamilian had a lot to prove. The eminent Indian conductor in Singapore and the...

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