Composer Ilaiyarajaa left for London to unveil his first-ever symphony on March 8. He met the media at the Chennai International Airport on Thursday where he spoke about how proud he is of himself.

(Isabel Infantes/Pool Photo via AP, File) (Isabel Infantes, ISABEL INFANTES) NEW YORK – Antonio Pappano has gone underground since leaving The Royal Opera for the London Symphony Orchestra.

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Ilaiyaraaja, a legendary composer, recently presented his first Western classical symphony, Valiant, in London. With an illustrious career spanning five decades shaping Indian cinema, he has composed ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Antonio Pappano has gone underground since leaving The Royal Opera for the London Symphony Orchestra. “Now, more often than not, I take the Tube, which I never did when I was ...