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Flautist: Live Instruments Trump Tech for Emotion
23 Jun
Summary
- Live instruments' emotional depth remains irreplaceable.
- Young musicians should embrace diverse experiences.
- Classical music foundation is essential for artists.
Rakesh Chaurasia, a Grammy-winning flautist, asserts that young musicians must embrace varied experiences without abandoning their cultural origins. He highlights the enduring significance of live instruments, stating their emotional power cannot be replaced by technology.
Chaurasia encourages aspiring Bollywood musicians to broaden their musical horizons while maintaining a strong classical music base. This involves consistent practice, studying masters, and attending concerts, all while staying aware of industry trends. He sees tradition and versatility as complementary forces.
Acknowledging technology's impact on film music creation, Chaurasia notes fewer opportunities for live instrumentalists today. However, he remains optimistic, believing that human expression in live performances offers a unique, irreplaceable depth. Authenticity and the human touch are key, ensuring live musicians retain their relevance.
