Ravi Shankar's music has been selected as the music for this year's Olympic competitions. The creation of this mystical piece, titled 'Oryon or System', is inspired by Indian classical music. Artists from the USA, Brazil, Greece, Canada, and Australia make up the 40-member orchestra, but the main instrument in this music is the sitar, which will be played by one of Mr. Shankar's students and followers. The organization of the orchestra will be overseen by Philip Glass, the famous American composer.
Ravi Shankar's Music Selected as Olympic Competition Music
Ravi Shankar's mystical music has been chosen for the Olympic competitions, featuring a 40-member orchestra with international artists. The sitar, played by one of Shankar's students, will be the main instrument, and the orchestra will be organized by renowned composer Philip Glass. This highlights the global influence of Indian classical music.
👥 Key Players
📰 What Happened
Ravi Shankar's music has been selected for the Olympic competitions, featuring a 40-member international orchestra. The main instrument will be the sitar, played by one of Shankar's students, under the direction of Philip Glass.
- The piece is titled 'Oryon or System' and is inspired by Indian classical music.
- The orchestra includes artists from multiple countries, showcasing global collaboration.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Ravi Shankar was instrumental in bringing Indian classical music to Western audiences, and his legacy continues through his students and followers.
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