Raag N Rhythm with Shanta Misra Shanta Misra

Today many seeking alternative forms of healing actually turn to Musical Therapy and more specifically Indian RAAGS in addition to medical interventions. In parts of India it is called Raag Chikitsa. Healing Through Raags.

There is a deep rooted relationship between raags and your senses. A raag can induce or even intensify feelings of joy, sorrow, exuberance or peace, and it is this quality that forms the basis of Musical therapy.
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A birds eye view of a rich and vast Hindustani Classical Raag dating back to the 16th century.
Raag YAMAN, a heptatonic (Sampurna) Indian classical raga of Kalyan Thaat.
A raag that evokes a gamut of emotions in the listener from melancholy to happiness to peace and even divinity
Find out why this raag is so popular in the world of Indian film music.
Listen and find out which Bollywood music director absolutely loves this raag.

Shanta Misra in conversation with the doyen of Playback Singing Anupama Deshpande.
Listen to her talk about the secrets to exceptional playback singing.
Learn how to create magic behind the microphone.

Born in Mumbai, Anupama Deshpande was initiated into music by her Father, late Shree Ramakant Kaikini Ji at the tender age of 4.
With a voice as sweet as the nightingale she has sung more than 100 songs in 92 films.
Recipient of the coveted Filmfare award for the best female playback singer for the folk inspired song Sohni Chenab De Kinare from the Indian movie Sohni Mahiwal.
She has also received numerous accolades including the Best Female Playback singer from the government of Maharashtra and Gujarat.
And the esteemed Uttam Kumar Award from the governor of West Bengal.