This paper explores the significant role media has played in facilitating cross-cultural musical collaborations between Western and Indian musicians, with a specific focus on the integration and adaptation of their respective music notation systems. Through an analysis of case studies, digital platforms, and historical examples, the research highlights how media has not only bridged geographical and cultural divides but also fostered a deeper understanding and fusion of musical traditions. The study reveals that while challenges exist in harmonizing different notation systems, media-driven collaborations have led to innovative approaches in music composition and performance, contributing to the global music landscape.
Puraskar Nirwan (Research Scholar, Faculty of Music & Fine Arts, University of Delhi)
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