Tickets were an anniversary gift for Mr & Mrs Sharma -- who both enjoyed the show -- but childish numbskulls who talked and clapped raucously during quiet moments of KQ's spine-chilling Act I were an embarrassment. Generations of South Asians grew up listening to the songbird voice of Bhosle, arguably the most famous Bollywood playback singer of all time, and 99% of the crowd wanted to hear HER, not the world's most acclaimed chamber orchestra. A shame, as KQ -- with the addition of Wu Man on pipa -- were mesmerizing.
Tuesday, 13 March 2007
Musical masala
Tickets were an anniversary gift for Mr & Mrs Sharma -- who both enjoyed the show -- but childish numbskulls who talked and clapped raucously during quiet moments of KQ's spine-chilling Act I were an embarrassment. Generations of South Asians grew up listening to the songbird voice of Bhosle, arguably the most famous Bollywood playback singer of all time, and 99% of the crowd wanted to hear HER, not the world's most acclaimed chamber orchestra. A shame, as KQ -- with the addition of Wu Man on pipa -- were mesmerizing.
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