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AR Rahman unveils logo for Bharat Maestro Awards

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In an exciting move to encourage and motivate young talent, renowned music composer AR Rahman has unveiled the logo for the prestigious Bharat Maestro Awards.
The awards aim to inspire the next generation of musicians and with Rahman’s involvement, it promises to bring a fresh wave of energy and recognition to aspiring artists across the country.
Bharat Maestro Awards, a unique initiative set to honour the rich tradition of the Guru-Shishya Parampara, was launched by AR Rahman in tandem with the KM Music Conservatory.
Speaking about the same, the Academy Award-winning singer shared, “India’s classical music is the soul of our culture.
The Bharat Maestro(a) Awards are designed to recognise and nurture the next generation of musicians while also honoring the personalities behind these talents, ensuring that this rich legacy continues to thrive on the global stage.”
The newly unveiled logo serves as a powerful symbol of the Bharat Maestro Awards’ vision. Featuring the Tanpura, it represents the common thread connecting both forms of classical music while embodying the unity of India’s rich musical heritage.
Designed through a creative collaboration led by AR Rahman, the logo also reflects contributions from artists Sruthi Veer, Medha Srivastava, Shakthisree Gopalan, Kannika Urs, and international artist Leonard Pauli. (IANS)

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