Asvaghosa: Unravelling the Enigma of a Prolific Buddhist Philosopher and Dramatist Aśvaghoṣa, alternatively transliterated as Ashvaghosha and etymologically signifying “Having a Horse-Voice,” is identified as a prominent figure in the realm of Sarvāstivāda or Mahasanghika Buddhist philosophy, dramatic literature, poetry, and oratory, originating from the Indian subcontinent. His birthplace is recorded as Saketa, the modern-day […]Read More
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“Exploring the Repertoire: A Journey Through the Indian Classics”
A repertoire is a collection of pieces, songs or works that a musician or group can perform. The repertoire is a crucial aspect of any musician’s career, as it is the foundation upon which they build their musical skills, style, and identity. This blog will delve deep into the repertoire, exploring its many facets and […]Read More