In Search of the Roots of Bhawaiya  Song

Dr. Srabani Sen, Associate Professor, Department of Music, Tarakeswar Degree College, e-mail-srabanisn1@gmail.com  Mobile no- 6290242709 Traditional culture is the mirror of the community. Rajbanshi is the most influential caste among the Hindu ethnic groups of Eastern India. The Bhawaiya is the folk song of Rajbanshis. The Bhawaiya is associated with Rajbanshis in every step of … Read more

Efforts to Progression in Tagore Song

Priyanka Bhattacharjee Rabindranath Tagore’s songs, known as “Rabindra Sangeet,” are a seminal part of Bengali culture and have left an indelible mark on Indian music and literature. Efforts to progress and evolve Rabindra Sangeet have been multifaceted, encompassing academic research, modernization of musical arrangements, and innovative performances. This abstract explores the various dimensions of these … Read more

Shapmochan: The Main Plot of the Cursed Story in the Application of Rabindra’s Drama

Dr. Amartya Mukhopadhyay, Associate Professor, Drama and Theater Arts, Sangeet Bhavan, Visva Bharati “Shapmochan,” a compelling drama by Rabindranath Tagore, explores the transformative power of love and sacrifice against a backdrop of familial duty and supernatural elements. The central plot revolves around the character of Shripati, a young man who unknowingly marries a cursed woman, … Read more

Beneficial Impact of School Music Education in Childhood: A Comprehensive Review

Moumita Majumder, PhD Research Scholar, Department of Performing Arts and Music, University of Calcutta. Under The Guidance and Supervision of Dr. Rajasree Bhattacharya (PhD Supervisor), University of Calcutta, Department of Performing Arts and Music. Abstract This research paper examines into the various benefits of music, education in childhood within the school environment and its positive … Read more

Pioneering Female Artists of North India During the Gramophone Era

   Aritri Majumder, PhD Research Scholar, Department of Performing Arts and Music, University of Calcutta & Prof. Dr. Tapasi Ghosh, Professor, Department of Home Science, University of Calcutta. Abstract  In the glorious journey of the musical history of India, the Women performers of North India played a pivotal role always. In the era of the … Read more

Impact of Digital Landscape: Effective Online Presence on Millennials

Mayukh Mukherjee (Research Scholar), Supervisor Dr. Masuma Mehta (Associate Professor, Techno India University) ABSTRACT The aim and the objective of Research work is clearly described the Title itself. It is the Impact of The Digital Media On the Human Psychology and it’s effect on the Consumer Behaviour on Buying and marketing. It is to prove … Read more

Theatre Practice And History Of Natyasarathi: Looking Back A Journey Of Half A Century

Theatre Practice And History Of Natyasarathi : Looking Back A Journey Of Half A Century Ankush Das , Research Scholar , Department of Drama (Faculty of Fine Arts) , Rabindra Bharati University , Kolkata  Abstract : India has just became independent. The Joys of freedom prevails at Bolpur town. The passing away of Gurudev Rabindranath … Read more

Marketing in the Music

Pankaj Kanti Das, B.A. (Hons), M. Music, M.B.A. (marketing) Abstract Marketing in the music industry plays a crucial role in helping artists reach their target audience, build their brand, and ultimately sell their music. Here are some key aspects of marketing in music: Branding: Establishing a unique identity is essential for artists. This includes their … Read more

Role of Media in popularizing Rabindra Sangeet

DR. MOUSUMI PAL PURNIDEVI CHOWDHURY GIRL’S COLLEGE, BOLPUR, BIRBHUM, PINCODE : 731204, Ph. No. : 9830353952, Email Id : palkundu.mausumi9@gmail.com Abstract Radio and Television Broadcasts: Public radio and television stations often air Rabindra Sangeet, especially during significant occasions like Tagore’s birth or death anniversary, cultural festivals, and national holidays. Regular broadcasts expose a wide audience … Read more