Old Malayalam Christian songs are musical theology —a rare fusion of Syriac solemnity, Victorian hymnody, and Carnatic sensibility. They are not for passive listening but for active participation. If you judge them by modern production standards (clean bass, auto-tuned vocals, dynamic drops), they will fail. If you judge them as a spiritual and cultural archive—a people’s poetry of faith—they are a national treasure.
16Oct2020
Read what they said. The Executive Summary of The New Normal Online Event presentations is available now. Nordic Business Forum Online Event 2020 gathered more than 4,000 CEOs, entrepreneurs, and business executives online around the theme The New Normal. The […]
