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Silk Road Craftsmen Revive Ancient Musical Instruments
InnovationMay 12

Silk Road Craftsmen Revive Ancient Musical Instruments

Master craftsmen across Central Asia are bringing centuries-old instruments back to life, combining historical research with traditional techniques. Young musicians and makers are learning the crafts, keeping musical traditions alive for future generations.

Euronews2 min read
Azerbaijan Keeps Ancient Music Traditions Alive for New Fans
Acts of KindnessApr 15

Azerbaijan Keeps Ancient Music Traditions Alive for New Fans

Musicians in Azerbaijan are sharing centuries-old musical traditions with modern audiences through international festivals. UNESCO-recognized art forms mugham and ashiq are thriving as performers honor the past while creating connections today.

Euronews2 min read
Bangkok Falls for Molam, Isan's Ancient Musical Tradition
VideosApr 4

Bangkok Falls for Molam, Isan's Ancient Musical Tradition

A centuries-old folk music tradition from rural northeastern Thailand is captivating Bangkok's urban crowds, transforming from stereotyped "country music" into the city's hottest cultural trend. The migration story behind Molam's rise reveals how millions of Isan workers brought their heartbeat to Thailand's capital.

Bangkok Post3 min read
MIT Team Brings Ancient Instruments Back to Life
InnovationMar 6

MIT Team Brings Ancient Instruments Back to Life

Researchers are using CT scans and 3D printing to create playable replicas of ancient instruments, some dating back 3,500 years. Now these museum treasures can finally be heard again.

MIT News2 min read
Two Rajasthani Folk Musicians Win National Padma Shri
Global NewsJan 25

Two Rajasthani Folk Musicians Win National Padma Shri

Masters of rare instruments — a "talking drum" and twin bamboo flutes — just earned India's prestigious Padma Shri award. Their decades of dedication are keeping ancient musical traditions alive for the world to hear.

Indian Express2 min read