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Anuradha's new band is all about 'blending musical philosophies'

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August 11, 2023

Anuradha Pal, who is known as the world's first professional female tabla player, is coming up with a A new band called The Anuradha Pal Collective.

- Soumya Vajpayee

Anuradha's new band is all about 'blending musical philosophies'

"It is driven by an aspiration to blend collective ideas and musical philosophies, highlighting India's rich and diverse traditions, ranging from folk, classical to fusion," she says.

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