Post by Team Freedom on Apr 5, 2006 16:01:52 GMT 3
One of Indian music's most celebrated and influential composers and musicians, A. R. Rahman is coming on a concert tour to Kuwait that combines innovation, dance spectacle and probably 3D effects. He'll perform new songs and classics, among them numbers from his Broadway show, Bombay Dreams.
Rahman has a degree in classical music, is at home in jazz and pop, has a voracious interest in musical styles, and has enthusiastically embraced new technology. He has built a huge recording studio in Chennai, and is, he says, still paying it off. He is famously workaholic and his albums sell millions, but, in India, he points out, he is not paid royalties, just a composer's fee.
Tickets IMO are extremely high priced from KD 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 5 KD tickets as far as I know are not available anywhere and will not be available at the venue which is the Qadisiya Sporting Club at Hawally.
I’m not a big fan of Rahman but his Vande Mataram composition and the video was excellent.
Rahman has a degree in classical music, is at home in jazz and pop, has a voracious interest in musical styles, and has enthusiastically embraced new technology. He has built a huge recording studio in Chennai, and is, he says, still paying it off. He is famously workaholic and his albums sell millions, but, in India, he points out, he is not paid royalties, just a composer's fee.
Tickets IMO are extremely high priced from KD 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 5 KD tickets as far as I know are not available anywhere and will not be available at the venue which is the Qadisiya Sporting Club at Hawally.
I’m not a big fan of Rahman but his Vande Mataram composition and the video was excellent.
