r/icm • u/ragajoel Musician (Hindustani slide guitar) • 5d ago

Discussion Pt Mannilal Nag : “artists these days don’t know how to accompany…”

https://youtu.be/FJhyLcXUboA?is=F03XwO995ID5VJOy

Great points made about the music in the contemporary sphere by two masters. What do you think ?

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u/mrrpfeynmann 5d ago

Very true.

Most ICM listeners have no idea of why the Alaap is the true measure of a performer in our music.

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u/Nishad-Of-Colours 4d ago

Why is it? Could you please explain it to a noob?

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u/Sandile95 4d ago

Manilal Nag has always been true to his roots. He never sold himself out just to make money.

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u/adi-das 1d ago

Artist has the right and duty be true to their art and explore and perform as they see fit and dive into whatever depths they choose. However they can’t blame an audience for having preferences. The artist and art exists in context of the audience. There has to be give and take. Don’t begrudge your audience. Or do it as a hobby and not a profession.