Now, you can learn music from A R Rahman
Dr Randy Giles, who will advise on the academic curriculum said, "This is a very new idea in India. Indian musicians will benefit a lot from the school. The future of the school is one in which music is seen as a discipline just as any other, with the potential to be a professional career."
The others in the advisory panel, who were present with Rahman at the launch included the Founder of Global Rhythms ensemble Prof Srinivas Krishnan, pianist composer Pushkar, voice trainer and composer Wendy Par, and violinist Ladislav.
Rahman says he welcomes all those musicians who want to teach at the Conservatory.
In the picture: A R Rahman and Prof of music Dr Randy Giles.
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