Fans of Enigma in India can now listen to the Iconic new age and world beat musical project, known for Gregorian chants-infused music, in India. The first ever performance here is scheduled to be performed at Jayamahal Palace Grounds in Bengaluru on October 5.
This will be the first live performance of the band in India. (Representative image)
“This will be the first live performance of the band in India. It will feature the original voices of Enigma – Andru Donalds, Angel X, and Fox Lima – along with a symphony orchestra, and a live ensemble of musicians and dancers,” said Hitesh Mittal, who co-founded the Indian Artists Collective (TIAC), a platform bringing Indian and global artists perform live.
Founded in 1980’s by a German producer Michael Cretu, Enigma has captivated audiences worldwide with its unique blend of music styles, Gregorian chanting, ethnic psalms, church bells, organs and similar instruments, creating very specific, atmospheric, and sometimes even psychedelic sounds, said Chintan Chinnappa, the other partner of TIAC.
TIAC has already curated two tours in India last year with rock and metal artists from Europe and, this year, it will be embarking on their third event with musical project Enigma with the Original Enigma Voices, they added.
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