Wednesday, December 31, 2014

Be passionate enough, give your time to music and the returns would be much bigger and better than you expected, says, Bhaggesh Marathe, Indian classical vocalist





He is fun loving, he is talented and a great singer and above all a lovely person.. Lets Talk Life with Indian Classical Vocalist Bhaggesh Marathe, where he talks about his musical journey, a surname to live up to and his love for sports.

  • Kindly tell us something about yourself ?


This is Bhaggesh Marathe. I pursued a degree in Bachelors of Information Technology (IT) from K.C College.  I have a special interest in sports and I like playing football and running is passion.  Politics is something that  does not interest me  

  • What are you currently doing professionally?

I m a professional Indian classical vocalist. I perform in India as well as internationally and also train students who have keen interest in music. 

  • What made you choose this career?

As my family from last 3 generations is into music, I actually could not think of anything as my career as I was born and bought up with music. 

  • What kind of Music do you enjoy?

I love all type of and all genres of music. All kinds of music is always great but our ears gets attracted to specific kind of music the reason might be our surroundings or the culture that  we are brought up in. Personally I enjoy   Indian classical and Jazz music.

  • Having a legacy of Music , has it helped you in any ways to make  a mark in the field?

Yes, of course having a legacy helps any artist to make a mark in any field. The basic struggle which others have to face is comparatively less to those who have a legacy in the field, but there are also some drawbacks as well as people expect something extra ordinary from you and meeting their expectations, sometimes can be a challenge

  • What is your take on the importance Classical Music has been given today? Is it receiving the respect that it earlier had?

Classical music is immortal. It will never die, it will only blossom. I think people respect classical music more than before. Earlier it was not done commercially. Earlier concerts were mostly free and artists fees were not that high. Nowadays artists charge a maximum budget and sponsors are always supportive for any concerts.

  • Apart from Singing , what do you do in your past time? Apart from singing I jog, socialize and attend concerts etc.

  • Perks of choosing your career?

Family support and guidance is the biggest perk as I get to learn something new everyday. Music is devotional and entertaining and I am a combination of both.

  • Challenges that you faced during your journey? How did you overcome them?

A lot of hardwork and difficulties come on your way ... Especially building your voice is the most important and difficult task.

  • How many years does it take for one to be a professional singer?

12-15 years

  • What was your 'Nothing is Impossible moment'?

After my first performance when I started getting confidence in me and my singing.

  • Lastly what advice would you give to the  aspiring  classical singers who want to make their mark in the field?

Gain knowledge as much as you can and don't expect anything in return from music. Be passionate enough give your time to music and the returns would be much better and bigger than you expected.


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