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Making Classical Piano More Accessible In India, Sahil Vasudeva's Unique Artistic Collaborations Need To Be Experienced

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[Sahil will be performing at the Delhi Photo Festival on October 31st.]

"Classical music is evocative. Listen to a piece, and it will stay with you." - Sahil Vasudeva.

Tchaikovsky and the river of lost time

Watch Tchaikovsky's June performed by Sahil, synchronized with Sohrab's River of Lost Time here.

A dying artform?
Photograph from Sohrab Hura's River of Lost Time
Experimenting with transformative sounds
Photograph from Sohrab Hura's River of Lost Time series
The cross-collaboration of mediums 
Photograph from Ignor Posner's St. Petersburg series
How do we go from just listening to truly experiencing music?
Photograph from Ignor Posner's St. Petersburg series
An Indo-Russian artistic blend

Watch a teaser of Sahil's original composition In the Footsteps synchronized with Igor's photographs of St. Petersburg here, and catch the complete performance at the Delhi Photo Festival on the 31st of October. 

Words: Rhea Almeida

[Sahil will be performing at the Delhi Photo Festival on October 31st.]

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