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Like previous years, the music industry struggled due to random piracy of music albums. Leading production houses could make a modest business releasing albums during the two Eids featuring new generation music.
People showed more interest in mixed albums featuring leading solo singers and bands, than just in solo albums.
A remarkable initiative in music arena was definitely launching of Jagoroner Gaan-2, a collection of 101 patriotic songs in six compact discs, in December.
But, the year was not successful for the traditional music lovers. Only at the year end the Bengal Foundation released five music albums as part of its Bangla music promotion programme.
Furthermore, different cultural organisations and Cultural Centres of the foreign missions in Dhaka regularly organised cultural functions featuring music and dance.
After a break of three years Bangladesh Band Members Association organised three open air concerts in Dhaka. One of the remarkable shows was held in October at the Army Stadium to create awareness among people to vote for Sundarban in the competition for the new seven wonders list of the world.
A weeklong Indian cultural festival titled ‘Ananda Jagya’ featuring Indian classical music, dance, theatre, fine arts and handicrafts organised by The Indira Gandhi Culture Centre, Dhaka, in association with the academy, was also a major event held this year.
But the most expensive show of the year was definitely Shahrukh Khan Night held on December 10 at the Army Stadium where thousands of viewers watched performances by the Bollywood stars including Shahrukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee and Arjun Rampal.
Antor Showbiz organised the million taka budget show, which created some controversies in the country.
Pakistani singer Shehzad Roy also performed in Dhaka.
In deed the year ended giving a relief to the classical music lovers.
Chhayanaut arranged a musical festival titled Shuddha Sangeet Utsab in
its auditorium featuring vocal and instrumental music that continued for
two days without any break.
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Like previous years, the music industry struggled due to random piracy of music albums. Leading production houses could make a modest business releasing albums during the two Eids featuring new generation music.
People showed more interest in mixed albums featuring leading solo singers and bands, than just in solo albums.
A remarkable initiative in music arena was definitely launching of Jagoroner Gaan-2, a collection of 101 patriotic songs in six compact discs, in December.
But, the year was not successful for the traditional music lovers. Only at the year end the Bengal Foundation released five music albums as part of its Bangla music promotion programme.
Furthermore, different cultural organisations and Cultural Centres of the foreign missions in Dhaka regularly organised cultural functions featuring music and dance.
After a break of three years Bangladesh Band Members Association organised three open air concerts in Dhaka. One of the remarkable shows was held in October at the Army Stadium to create awareness among people to vote for Sundarban in the competition for the new seven wonders list of the world.
A weeklong Indian cultural festival titled ‘Ananda Jagya’ featuring Indian classical music, dance, theatre, fine arts and handicrafts organised by The Indira Gandhi Culture Centre, Dhaka, in association with the academy, was also a major event held this year.
But the most expensive show of the year was definitely Shahrukh Khan Night held on December 10 at the Army Stadium where thousands of viewers watched performances by the Bollywood stars including Shahrukh Khan, Rani Mukherjee and Arjun Rampal.
Antor Showbiz organised the million taka budget show, which created some controversies in the country.
Pakistani singer Shehzad Roy also performed in Dhaka.
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