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Anoushka Shankar

Anoushka Hemangini Shankar (born 9 June 1981) is a British-American[1][2] sitar player and musician,[3][4] as well as occasional writer and actor. She performs across multiple genres and styles—classical and contemporary, acoustic and electronic.[5][6] In addition to releasing seven solo studio albums beginning with Anoushka (1998), she has also worked alongside a wide variety of musicians, including Karsh Kale on the full-length collaboration Breathing Under Water (2007) and her father Ravi Shankar. She has received nine[7] Grammy Awards nominations and was the first musician of Indian origin to perform live and to serve as a presenter at the ceremony.[8] She was the youngest and first woman to receive a British House of Commons Shield.

Anoushka Shankar
Shankar at the Rudolstadt-Festival 2016
Background information
Birth nameAnoushka Hemangini Shankar
Born (1981-06-09) 9 June 1981 (age 42)
London, United Kingdom
OriginLondon
GenresIndian classical, crossover, world music
Occupation(s)Sitarist, composer
Instrument(s)Vocals, sitar, piano, tanpura
Years active1995–present
LabelsAngel, Deutsche Grammophon, Mercury KX
Spouse(s)
(m. 2010; div. 2019)
Websiteanoushkashankar.com

Early life edit

Shankar was born in London and her childhood was divided between London and Delhi. She is the daughter of Sukanya Shankar and Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar, who was 61 when she was born. Through her father, she is also the half-sister of American singer Norah Jones (born Geetali Norah Shankar), and Shubhendra "Shubho" Shankar, who died in 1992.

As a teenager, Shankar lived in Encinitas, California, and attended San Dieguito High School Academy. A 1999 honours graduate and homecoming queen, she pursued a career in music rather than attending college.[9]

Career edit

 
Anoushka and Ravi Shankar in concert, 2005

Shankar began training on the sitar with one of her father's disciples, Gaurav Mazumdar, at the age of eight.[10] As part of her training, she began accompanying her father on the tanpura at his performances from the age of ten. She gave her first public sitar performance on 27 February 1995 at the age of 13, at Siri Fort in New Delhi as part of her father's 75th birthday celebration concert. For this solo debut, she was accompanied by tabla maestro Zakir Hussain.[11] Her first experience in the recording studio came that same year when Angel Records released a special four-CD box set called In Celebration, to mark her father's birthday. By the age of fourteen, she was accompanying her father at concerts around the world. At fifteen, she assisted her father on the landmark album Chants of India, produced by George Harrison. Under both their guidance, she was in charge of notation and eventually of conducting the performers who took part in the recording. After this experience, the heads of Angel Records came to her parents' home to ask to sign her, and Shankar signed her first exclusive recording contract with Angel/EMI when she was sixteen.

She released her first album, Anoushka, in 1998, followed by Anourag in 2000. In 1999 Shankar graduated from high school with honours, but decided against university in favour of touring as a solo artist. Both Shankar and her half-sister Norah Jones were nominated for Grammy awards in 2003, when Shankar became the youngest nominee in the World Music category for her third album, Live at Carnegie Hall.

Having released three albums of Indian classical music, Shankar took several years away from recording and focused her energy on establishing herself as a solo concert performer outside of her father's ensemble. In that time, she toured worldwide, playing an average of 50–60 concerts per year. 2005 brought the release of her fourth album, RISE, her first self-produced, self-composed, non-classical album, earning her another Grammy nomination in the Best Contemporary World Music category. In February 2006 she became the first Indian to play at the Grammy Awards, playing material from RISE.

Shankar, in collaboration with Indian producer, composer and musician Karsh Kale, released Breathing Under Water on 28 August 2007. It is a mix of classical sitar and electronica beats and melodies. Notable guest vocals included her half-sister Norah Jones, Sting, and her father, who performed a sitar duet with her.

In 2011 Shankar signed with record label Deutsche Grammophon as an exclusive artist. This marked the beginning of a prolific recording and creative period for Shankar, during which time she continued to refine the sitar sound and musical ideas she had become known for. She earned a third Grammy Award nomination in 2013 for Traveller, an exploration of the shared history between flamenco and Indian classical music, which was produced by Javier Limón and featured artists such as Buika, Pepe Habichuela and Duquende. As Shankar had begun to do with RISE, she created a specially handpicked ensemble of musicians with whom to perform this cross-genre music, and played over a hundred concerts worldwide in support of Traveller. In 2013 she released a personal album called Traces of You, which was released several months after the passing of her father. Produced by Nitin Sawhney, and featuring her half-sister Norah Jones as the sole vocal performer, Traces of You earned Shankar a fourth Grammy nomination in the World Music category. In July 2015 Shankar released Home, her first purely classical album of Indian ragas. Self-composed and produced, Home was recorded over a week in October 2014 in Shankar's new, purpose-built home-studio.

 
Anoushka Shankar in Lorient Interceltic Festival in 2014

Following Home, Shankar released Land of Gold (2016) – her fourth album with Deutsche Grammophon.[12] The release featured different types of contributions – from the vocal of MIA and Alev Lenz, to the monologue of "Remain the Sea" by veteran British actress Vanessa Redgrave.[13] There is also a strong cinematic influence in the videos, lent by the production of film director Joe Wright. Land of Gold remixes came out in the same year with remixes by Mowgli, Karsh Kale, Matt Robertson, Grain and East London-based collective Shiva Soundsystem.

In 2019 came the compilation Reflections, a 20-year retrospective album that revisits the best of Shankar's cross-cultural back catalogue with Deutsche Grammophon, including many of her previous collaborations with fellow artists and producers.[14]

The release of Love Letters in 2020 marked a different direction for Shankar. The co-produced EP is a compilation of songs written across 2018-19 and released on her new record label, Mercury KX.[15][16] Several guest musicians feature on the EP, including singer and co-producer Alev Lenz, twin sister vocal duo Ibeyi, singer and cellist Ayanna Witter-Johnson, Indian singer Shilpa Rao, Brooklyn-based mastering engineer Heba Kadry (Björk, Slowdive) and British audio mastering engineer Mandy Parnell (Aphex Twin, The XX).[17]

Shankar regularly collaborates with electronic music producer Gold Panda, percussionist Manu Delago and the Britten Sinfonia strings, all of which appeared, including Shankar, at the 2020 BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall.[18]

Throughout her career, Shankar has made many guest appearances on recordings by other artists, among them Sting, Lenny Kravitz, Thievery Corporation and Nitin Sawhney.

In 2010 she collaborated with Jazz legend Herbie Hancock, on his album The Imagine Project, alongside Pink, India.Arie, Jeff Beck, John Legend, Chaka Khan, The Chieftains, Wayne Shorter and Dave Matthews. The project was also filmed for a documentary accompanying the release and showing him working with the artists who collaborated on the project.[19]

In the same year she featured on the track "Rebirth" by Indian fusion group MIDIval Punditz. In 2012 the album Area 52 by Rodrigo & Gabriela featured a guest appearance from Shankar's sitar improvisation.[20] She performed the Raga Piloo with violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja during a concert in Konzerthaus Berlin, Germany in April 2016; the song was originally composed, performed and recorded by Ravi Shankar as a duet with Yehudi Menuhin on the album West Meets East, Volume 2 in 1968.

More recently, she has played on the track "Ama La" on the Dalai Lama's first music album, Inner World that was released in July 2020 on his 85th birthday.[21]

Shortly after, she appeared on Peradam, the third and final instalment of album trilogy Perfect Vision by Patti Smith and Soundwalk Collective alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Tenzin Choegyal; she also collaborated with Grammy-nominated Deva Premal on the song "Prabhujee", released in November 2020.

On 13 November 2020, Shankar was featured on "Stop Crying Your Heart Out" as part of the BBC Radio 2's Allstars' Children in Need charity single.[22] The single debuted at number 7 on the Official UK Singles Chart[23] and number 1 on both the Official UK Singles Sales Chart and the Official UK Singles Download Chart.[24]

Classical sitar edit

Shankar has continued to tour and perform as a classical sitarist, both within purely Indian classical ensembles but also as a soloist championing her father's compositions with the world's leading orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, Berliner Philharmoniker, MDR Sinfonieorchester, Metropole Orkest and Lucerne Symphony Orchestra.[25][26][18]

Shankar is the sole performer of Ravi Shankar's First and Second Concertos for Sitar and Orchestra since his death, performing multiple times under the leadership of esteemed conductors such as Zubin Mehta, Jules Buckley, Kristjan Järvi, and Jakob Hrusa. In January 2009 she was the sitar soloist alongside the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra premiering her father's Third Concerto for Sitar and Orchestra, and in July 2010 she premiered Ravi Shankar's first symphony for sitar and orchestra with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at London's Royal Festival Hall.

She has also performed in duets with artists such as violinist Joshua Bell, in a sitar-cello duet with Mstislav Rostropovich, and with flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal, playing both sitar and piano.

Film scoring edit

Shankar took her first steps into scoring with a Bengali lullaby composed for director Joe Wright's Anna Karenina (2012), starring Keira Knightley, Jude Law and Tannishtha Chatterjee.[27]

Shankar's progression into composition for films led her to score the British Film Institute's restoration of a rare Indian silent Shiraz: A Romance of India (original 1928, scored in 2017). She also performed the composition live at screenings of the movie that premiered at 2017's London Film Festival Archive Gala and then appeared at the global film festival We Are One on 2 June 2020.[28]

In the same year (2017) she co-wrote and performed on the end-title song "Gain the Ocean" for the Judi Dench-starred British-American biographical drama Victoria & Abdul directed by Stephen Frears.[29]

More recently she co-composed the score to Mira Nair's (Monsoon Wedding, Vanity Fair, The Namesake) BBC six-part series A Suitable Boy (2020); based on Vikram Seth's classic novel of the same title, the show developed by Andrew Davies (Bridget Jones's Diary, War & Peace, Les Misérables) stars Tabu, Tanya Maniktala and Ishaan Khatter.[30]

Acting, writing and narrating edit

Shankar has also ventured into acting (Dance Like a Man, 2004) and writing. She wrote a biography of her father, Bapi: The Love of My Life, in 2002 and has contributed to various books. As a columnist she wrote monthly columns for India's First City Magazine for three years, and spent one year as a weekly columnist for India's second largest newspaper, the Hindustan Times.[citation needed]

She narrated Stolen Innocence: India's Untold Story of Human Trafficking, a 2017 documentary by filmmakers Chris Davis, Casey Allred and Lindsay Daniels, telling the true stories of young women who escaped from sex slavery in India and Nepal.[31]

Benefit concerts edit

Over the span of her musical career, Shankar has frequently been invited to perform for benefit concerts around the world.

In 2000 she shared the stage with Madonna and Bryan Adams at the Summer's Tibetan Peace Garden Benefit concert organised in London by Sting's wife Trudie Styler;[32] on 29 November 2002, Shankar was the featured performer of the "Indian" half of the Concert for George, a posthumous tribute to the life and music of George Harrison, held at the Royal Albert Hall in London. She opened the show by playing a solo sitar instrumental titled "Your Eyes". Also on the sitar, she performed George Harrison's "The Inner Light" with Jeff Lynne. Lastly, she conducted a new composition, Arpan, written by her father. The composition featured Eric Clapton playing acoustic guitar, and a full orchestra of Indian and Western musicians. The concert was modelled after Ravi Shankar's benefit concert with Harrison, the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh.

Also in 2002 she performed alongside Patti Labelle, Elton John, Nina Simone and others for Rock for the Rainforest, the benefit concert organized by Sting and Trudie Styler at Carnegie Hall.[33]

Shankar was invited by Richard Gere and Philip Glass to perform in a concert at Avery Fisher Hall in 2003 in aid of the Healing the Divide: A Concert for Peace and Reconciliation.[citation needed]

Shankar and Jethro Tull postponed a concert scheduled for 29 November 2008 in Mumbai after the 2008 Mumbai attacks. They reorganised the performance as A Billion Hands Concert, a benefit performance for victims of the attacks, and held it on 5 December 2008.[34]

In 2016 Shankar helped gather names and signed Letter to the Guardian for a call for action to help Syrian refugees.[35]

In February 2018 she read a poem as part of Letters Live for Help Refugees, alongside other performers such as Gemma Arterton, Andrew Scott, Jade Anouka, Cara Theobaold, Florence Welch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Joely Richardso, among many others.[citation needed]

In July 2018 she embarked on a short US tour of Land of Gold to help raise funds for the nonprofit organization Help Refugees.[36]

Awards and honours edit

  • British House of Commons Shield, 1998[37]
  • Woman of the Year awarded on International Women's Day 2003 in India.
  • Named as one of 20 Asian Heroes by the Asia edition of Time in 2004
  • In 2003 she received her first Grammy Nomination in the Best Global Music Album category for her third-album, Live at Carnegie Hall. She was the youngest-ever nominee in this category.
  • In 2004 she received a National Film Award nomination for Best Supporting actress in the film Dance Like A Man in 2004.[38]
  • In 2006 she was nominated for another Grammy, in the Best Contemporary World Music Album category for her fourth album Rise.
  • In 2012 she won Best Artist in the Songlines Music Award for her album Traveller.[39]
  • In 2013 she was nominated for her third Grammy, in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Traveller.
  • In 2015 she was nominated for a fourth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Traces of You.
  • In 2016 she was nominated for a fifth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Home.
  • In 2017 she was nominated for a sixth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Land of Gold.
  • In 2017 she won the Eastern Eye Arts, Culture & Theatre Awards (ACTA) Award for Music for outstanding achievements in the Indian classical and progressive world music scenes.
  • Asteroid 292872 Anoushankar, discovered by Italian amateur astronomer Silvano Casulli, was named in her honour.[40] The official naming citation was published by the Minor Planet Center on 12 January 2017 (M.P.C. 103028).[41]
  • In 2018 she won the 3rd Eastern Eye Arts, Culture & Theatre Awards (ACTA) for the score to 1928 BFI film ‘Shiraz’.
  • In November 2020 she was nominated for the RTS (Royal Television Society) Craft & Design Awards 2020 for the music she and Alex Heffes composed for A Suitable Boy, A Lookout Point Production for BBC One.[citation needed]
  • In July 2021 she received the Honorary Membership of the Royal Academy of Music (Hon RAM).[42]
  • In 2021 she was nominated for a seventh Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album "Love Letters".[43]
  • In 2021 she was co- nominated for an Ivor Novello Award for A Suitable Boy Score.[44][45]
  • In 2023 she became the inaugural Visiting Professor of Music Business at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Music.[46]
  • In 2023 she received Grammy Nominations in both Global Music categories, her eighth and ninth. The first was in the category Best Global Music Album for her album Between Us with the Metropole Orkest conducted by Jules Buckley and featuring Manu Delago. The second was in the category Best Global Music Performance for Udhero Na by Arooj Aftab featuring Anoushka Shankar.[47]

Activism edit

Shankar is an activist working with multiple causes and charitable organisations, in particular supporting women and refugees; she is also an advocate for animal rights.

In October 2023, Shankar signed the Artists4Ceasefire open letter to Joe Biden, President of the United States, calling for a ceasefire of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza.[48]

One Billion Rising

In 2013, responding to the horrific gang-rape of a young girl in Delhi, whom the Indian media referred to as Nirbhaya, Shankar threw her weight behind an online campaign One Billion Rising on Change.org,[49] demanding an end to crime against women.[50] As part of the campaign, she released a video in which she revealed she had been sexually abused for many years as a child.[51]

UNHCR – The UN Refugee Agency

In 2018 she joined musicians, actors and artists such as Patrick Stewart, Peter Capaldi, Vivienne Westwood, Anish Kapoor, The Kaiser Chiefs and many others in a call to urge MPs to attend the Refugees Family Reunion Bill and ensure refugee families torn apart by war and conflict are reunited.[52]

Help Refugees

Shankar is one of the faces of the Help Refugees campaign to raise funds and awareness for the refugee crisis worldwide.[35]

The Circle NGO

Shankar has joined the charity, founded by Annie Lennox in 2008, working to achieve equality for women and girls across the world.[53]

The F-List

In 2020 Shankar was announced as the inaugural President of the F-List: a UK database created to help bridge the gender gap in music.[54]

Pin Your Thanks

In 2020 Shankar designed a pin for the "Pin Your Thanks" initiative that supports the National Health Service (NHS) charities during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom.[55]

The Walk

She is an ambassador for The Walk, an international artistic project in support of refugees.[56]

UN World Food Programme

In 2007 the UN World Food Programme appointed Shankar as spokesperson to raise awareness about the issues of hunger and malnutrition, especially among children, in India.[57]

PETA

Shankar and her father, also a supporter of animal rights, appeared in a thirty-second public-service announcement against animal suffering for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).[58]

Personal life edit

Shankar is the daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar and Sukanya Rajan, and the half-sister of Norah Jones and Shubhendra Shankar. She grew up in the US, the UK, and India. In 2010, she married British director Joe Wright.[59] They have two sons (born 2011 and 2015). They separated in December 2017 and finalised their divorce in September 2019. She lives in London with her sons.[60]

Discography edit

 
Shankar in 2020

Studio albums edit

Title Album details Peak chart positions
FRA
[61]
SPA
[62]
SWI
[63]
US
[64]
US
Heat.

[65]
US
World

[66]
Anoushka
Anourag
  • Released: 15 August 2000
  • Label: Angel Records
Rise
  • Released: 27 September 2005
  • Label: Angel Records
29 2
Breathing Under Water
(with Karsh Kale)
177 40 6
Traveller 144 62 4 2
Traces of You
  • Released: 4 October 2013
  • Label: Deutsche Grammophon
190 90 77 185 4 1
Home
  • Released: 6 July 2015
  • Label: Deutsche Grammophon
3
Land of Gold
  • Released: 1 April 2016
  • Label: Deutsche Grammophon
5
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Remix albums edit

  • Rise Remixes (2006)

Live and compilations edit

Features edit

Filmography edit

Film edit

Year Title Role Ref
2004 Dance Like a Man Lata [67][68]

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Further reading edit

  • Sinnott, Susan (2003). Extraordinary Asian American and Pacific Islander. New York: Children's Press.
  • Cole, Joni B; Joffrey, Rebecca; Rakhra, B K (2003). This day:diaries from American women. Hillsboro, Oregon: Beyond Words.

External links edit

  • Official website
  • The show must go on – Video interview about A Billion Hands Concert
  • – Video interview about performing Ravi Shankar's Concerto No. 3 for Sitar and Orchestra.
  • Anoushka Shankar Live : Gypsy Music From India to Spain on Medici.tv

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Anoushka Hemangini Shankar born 9 June 1981 is a British American 1 2 sitar player and musician 3 4 as well as occasional writer and actor She performs across multiple genres and styles classical and contemporary acoustic and electronic 5 6 In addition to releasing seven solo studio albums beginning with Anoushka 1998 she has also worked alongside a wide variety of musicians including Karsh Kale on the full length collaboration Breathing Under Water 2007 and her father Ravi Shankar She has received nine 7 Grammy Awards nominations and was the first musician of Indian origin to perform live and to serve as a presenter at the ceremony 8 She was the youngest and first woman to receive a British House of Commons Shield Anoushka ShankarShankar at the Rudolstadt Festival 2016Background informationBirth nameAnoushka Hemangini ShankarBorn 1981 06 09 9 June 1981 age 42 London United KingdomOriginLondonGenresIndian classical crossover world musicOccupation s Sitarist composerInstrument s Vocals sitar piano tanpuraYears active1995 presentLabelsAngel Deutsche Grammophon Mercury KXSpouse s Joe Wright m 2010 div 2019 wbr Websiteanoushkashankar wbr com Contents 1 Early life 2 Career 2 1 Classical sitar 2 2 Film scoring 2 3 Acting writing and narrating 2 4 Benefit concerts 3 Awards and honours 4 Activism 5 Personal life 6 Discography 6 1 Studio albums 6 2 Remix albums 6 3 Live and compilations 6 4 Features 7 Filmography 7 1 Film 8 References 9 Further reading 10 External linksEarly life editShankar was born in London and her childhood was divided between London and Delhi She is the daughter of Sukanya Shankar and Indian sitar maestro Ravi Shankar who was 61 when she was born Through her father she is also the half sister of American singer Norah Jones born Geetali Norah Shankar and Shubhendra Shubho Shankar who died in 1992 As a teenager Shankar lived in Encinitas California and attended San Dieguito High School Academy A 1999 honours graduate and homecoming queen she pursued a career in music rather than attending college 9 Career editThis section of a biography of a living person needs additional citations for verification Please help by adding reliable sources Contentious material about living persons that is unsourced or poorly sourced must be removed immediately from the article and its talk page especially if potentially libelous Find sources Anoushka Shankar news newspapers books scholar JSTOR November 2021 Learn how and when to remove this template message nbsp Anoushka and Ravi Shankar in concert 2005Shankar began training on the sitar with one of her father s disciples Gaurav Mazumdar at the age of eight 10 As part of her training she began accompanying her father on the tanpura at his performances from the age of ten She gave her first public sitar performance on 27 February 1995 at the age of 13 at Siri Fort in New Delhi as part of her father s 75th birthday celebration concert For this solo debut she was accompanied by tabla maestro Zakir Hussain 11 Her first experience in the recording studio came that same year when Angel Records released a special four CD box set called In Celebration to mark her father s birthday By the age of fourteen she was accompanying her father at concerts around the world At fifteen she assisted her father on the landmark album Chants of India produced by George Harrison Under both their guidance she was in charge of notation and eventually of conducting the performers who took part in the recording After this experience the heads of Angel Records came to her parents home to ask to sign her and Shankar signed her first exclusive recording contract with Angel EMI when she was sixteen She released her first album Anoushka in 1998 followed by Anourag in 2000 In 1999 Shankar graduated from high school with honours but decided against university in favour of touring as a solo artist Both Shankar and her half sister Norah Jones were nominated for Grammy awards in 2003 when Shankar became the youngest nominee in the World Music category for her third album Live at Carnegie Hall Having released three albums of Indian classical music Shankar took several years away from recording and focused her energy on establishing herself as a solo concert performer outside of her father s ensemble In that time she toured worldwide playing an average of 50 60 concerts per year 2005 brought the release of her fourth album RISE her first self produced self composed non classical album earning her another Grammy nomination in the Best Contemporary World Music category In February 2006 she became the first Indian to play at the Grammy Awards playing material from RISE Shankar in collaboration with Indian producer composer and musician Karsh Kale released Breathing Under Water on 28 August 2007 It is a mix of classical sitar and electronica beats and melodies Notable guest vocals included her half sister Norah Jones Sting and her father who performed a sitar duet with her In 2011 Shankar signed with record label Deutsche Grammophon as an exclusive artist This marked the beginning of a prolific recording and creative period for Shankar during which time she continued to refine the sitar sound and musical ideas she had become known for She earned a third Grammy Award nomination in 2013 for Traveller an exploration of the shared history between flamenco and Indian classical music which was produced by Javier Limon and featured artists such as Buika Pepe Habichuela and Duquende As Shankar had begun to do with RISE she created a specially handpicked ensemble of musicians with whom to perform this cross genre music and played over a hundred concerts worldwide in support of Traveller In 2013 she released a personal album called Traces of You which was released several months after the passing of her father Produced by Nitin Sawhney and featuring her half sister Norah Jones as the sole vocal performer Traces of You earned Shankar a fourth Grammy nomination in the World Music category In July 2015 Shankar released Home her first purely classical album of Indian ragas Self composed and produced Home was recorded over a week in October 2014 in Shankar s new purpose built home studio nbsp Anoushka Shankar in Lorient Interceltic Festival in 2014Following Home Shankar released Land of Gold 2016 her fourth album with Deutsche Grammophon 12 The release featured different types of contributions from the vocal of MIA and Alev Lenz to the monologue of Remain the Sea by veteran British actress Vanessa Redgrave 13 There is also a strong cinematic influence in the videos lent by the production of film director Joe Wright Land of Gold remixes came out in the same year with remixes by Mowgli Karsh Kale Matt Robertson Grain and East London based collective Shiva Soundsystem In 2019 came the compilation Reflections a 20 year retrospective album that revisits the best of Shankar s cross cultural back catalogue with Deutsche Grammophon including many of her previous collaborations with fellow artists and producers 14 The release of Love Letters in 2020 marked a different direction for Shankar The co produced EP is a compilation of songs written across 2018 19 and released on her new record label Mercury KX 15 16 Several guest musicians feature on the EP including singer and co producer Alev Lenz twin sister vocal duo Ibeyi singer and cellist Ayanna Witter Johnson Indian singer Shilpa Rao Brooklyn based mastering engineer Heba Kadry Bjork Slowdive and British audio mastering engineer Mandy Parnell Aphex Twin The XX 17 Shankar regularly collaborates with electronic music producer Gold Panda percussionist Manu Delago and the Britten Sinfonia strings all of which appeared including Shankar at the 2020 BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall 18 Throughout her career Shankar has made many guest appearances on recordings by other artists among them Sting Lenny Kravitz Thievery Corporation and Nitin Sawhney In 2010 she collaborated with Jazz legend Herbie Hancock on his album The Imagine Project alongside Pink India Arie Jeff Beck John Legend Chaka Khan The Chieftains Wayne Shorter and Dave Matthews The project was also filmed for a documentary accompanying the release and showing him working with the artists who collaborated on the project 19 In the same year she featured on the track Rebirth by Indian fusion group MIDIval Punditz In 2012 the album Area 52 by Rodrigo amp Gabriela featured a guest appearance from Shankar s sitar improvisation 20 She performed the Raga Piloo with violinist Patricia Kopatchinskaja during a concert in Konzerthaus Berlin Germany in April 2016 the song was originally composed performed and recorded by Ravi Shankar as a duet with Yehudi Menuhin on the album West Meets East Volume 2 in 1968 More recently she has played on the track Ama La on the Dalai Lama s first music album Inner World that was released in July 2020 on his 85th birthday 21 Shortly after she appeared on Peradam the third and final instalment of album trilogy Perfect Vision by Patti Smith and Soundwalk Collective alongside Charlotte Gainsbourg and Tenzin Choegyal she also collaborated with Grammy nominated Deva Premal on the song Prabhujee released in November 2020 On 13 November 2020 Shankar was featured on Stop Crying Your Heart Out as part of the BBC Radio 2 s Allstars Children in Need charity single 22 The single debuted at number 7 on the Official UK Singles Chart 23 and number 1 on both the Official UK Singles Sales Chart and the Official UK Singles Download Chart 24 Classical sitar edit Shankar has continued to tour and perform as a classical sitarist both within purely Indian classical ensembles but also as a soloist championing her father s compositions with the world s leading orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra New York Philharmonic Berliner Philharmoniker MDR Sinfonieorchester Metropole Orkest and Lucerne Symphony Orchestra 25 26 18 Shankar is the sole performer of Ravi Shankar s First and Second Concertos for Sitar and Orchestra since his death performing multiple times under the leadership of esteemed conductors such as Zubin Mehta Jules Buckley Kristjan Jarvi and Jakob Hrusa In January 2009 she was the sitar soloist alongside the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra premiering her father s Third Concerto for Sitar and Orchestra and in July 2010 she premiered Ravi Shankar s first symphony for sitar and orchestra with the London Philharmonic Orchestra at London s Royal Festival Hall She has also performed in duets with artists such as violinist Joshua Bell in a sitar cello duet with Mstislav Rostropovich and with flutist Jean Pierre Rampal playing both sitar and piano Film scoring edit Shankar took her first steps into scoring with a Bengali lullaby composed for director Joe Wright s Anna Karenina 2012 starring Keira Knightley Jude Law and Tannishtha Chatterjee 27 Shankar s progression into composition for films led her to score the British Film Institute s restoration of a rare Indian silent Shiraz A Romance of India original 1928 scored in 2017 She also performed the composition live at screenings of the movie that premiered at 2017 s London Film Festival Archive Gala and then appeared at the global film festival We Are One on 2 June 2020 28 In the same year 2017 she co wrote and performed on the end title song Gain the Ocean for the Judi Dench starred British American biographical drama Victoria amp Abdul directed by Stephen Frears 29 More recently she co composed the score to Mira Nair s Monsoon Wedding Vanity Fair The Namesake BBC six part series A Suitable Boy 2020 based on Vikram Seth s classic novel of the same title the show developed by Andrew Davies Bridget Jones s Diary War amp Peace Les Miserables stars Tabu Tanya Maniktala and Ishaan Khatter 30 Acting writing and narrating edit Shankar has also ventured into acting Dance Like a Man 2004 and writing She wrote a biography of her father Bapi The Love of My Life in 2002 and has contributed to various books As a columnist she wrote monthly columns for India s First City Magazine for three years and spent one year as a weekly columnist for India s second largest newspaper the Hindustan Times citation needed She narrated Stolen Innocence India s Untold Story of Human Trafficking a 2017 documentary by filmmakers Chris Davis Casey Allred and Lindsay Daniels telling the true stories of young women who escaped from sex slavery in India and Nepal 31 Benefit concerts edit Over the span of her musical career Shankar has frequently been invited to perform for benefit concerts around the world In 2000 she shared the stage with Madonna and Bryan Adams at the Summer s Tibetan Peace Garden Benefit concert organised in London by Sting s wife Trudie Styler 32 on 29 November 2002 Shankar was the featured performer of the Indian half of the Concert for George a posthumous tribute to the life and music of George Harrison held at the Royal Albert Hall in London She opened the show by playing a solo sitar instrumental titled Your Eyes Also on the sitar she performed George Harrison s The Inner Light with Jeff Lynne Lastly she conducted a new composition Arpan written by her father The composition featured Eric Clapton playing acoustic guitar and a full orchestra of Indian and Western musicians The concert was modelled after Ravi Shankar s benefit concert with Harrison the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh Also in 2002 she performed alongside Patti Labelle Elton John Nina Simone and others for Rock for the Rainforest the benefit concert organized by Sting and Trudie Styler at Carnegie Hall 33 Shankar was invited by Richard Gere and Philip Glass to perform in a concert at Avery Fisher Hall in 2003 in aid of the Healing the Divide A Concert for Peace and Reconciliation citation needed Shankar and Jethro Tull postponed a concert scheduled for 29 November 2008 in Mumbai after the 2008 Mumbai attacks They reorganised the performance as A Billion Hands Concert a benefit performance for victims of the attacks and held it on 5 December 2008 34 In 2016 Shankar helped gather names and signed Letter to the Guardian for a call for action to help Syrian refugees 35 In February 2018 she read a poem as part of Letters Live for Help Refugees alongside other performers such as Gemma Arterton Andrew Scott Jade Anouka Cara Theobaold Florence Welch Chiwetel Ejiofor and Joely Richardso among many others citation needed In July 2018 she embarked on a short US tour of Land of Gold to help raise funds for the nonprofit organization Help Refugees 36 Awards and honours editBritish House of Commons Shield 1998 37 Woman of the Year awarded on International Women s Day 2003 in India Named as one of 20 Asian Heroes by the Asia edition of Time in 2004 In 2003 she received her first Grammy Nomination in the Best Global Music Album category for her third album Live at Carnegie Hall She was the youngest ever nominee in this category In 2004 she received a National Film Award nomination for Best Supporting actress in the film Dance Like A Man in 2004 38 In 2006 she was nominated for another Grammy in the Best Contemporary World Music Album category for her fourth album Rise In 2012 she won Best Artist in the Songlines Music Award for her album Traveller 39 In 2013 she was nominated for her third Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Traveller In 2015 she was nominated for a fourth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Traces of You In 2016 she was nominated for a fifth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Home In 2017 she was nominated for a sixth Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Land of Gold In 2017 she won the Eastern Eye Arts Culture amp Theatre Awards ACTA Award for Music for outstanding achievements in the Indian classical and progressive world music scenes Asteroid 292872 Anoushankar discovered by Italian amateur astronomer Silvano Casulli was named in her honour 40 The official naming citation was published by the Minor Planet Center on 12 January 2017 M P C 103028 41 In 2018 she won the 3rd Eastern Eye Arts Culture amp Theatre Awards ACTA for the score to 1928 BFI film Shiraz In November 2020 she was nominated for the RTS Royal Television Society Craft amp Design Awards 2020 for the music she and Alex Heffes composed for A Suitable Boy A Lookout Point Production for BBC One citation needed In July 2021 she received the Honorary Membership of the Royal Academy of Music Hon RAM 42 In 2021 she was nominated for a seventh Grammy in the Best Global Music Album category for her album Love Letters 43 In 2021 she was co nominated for an Ivor Novello Award for A Suitable Boy Score 44 45 In 2023 she became the inaugural Visiting Professor of Music Business at the University of Oxford s Faculty of Music 46 In 2023 she received Grammy Nominations in both Global Music categories her eighth and ninth The first was in the category Best Global Music Album for her album Between Us with the Metropole Orkest conducted by Jules Buckley and featuring Manu Delago The second was in the category Best Global Music Performance for Udhero Na by Arooj Aftab featuring Anoushka Shankar 47 Activism editThis article may contain excessive or irrelevant examples Please help improve the article by adding descriptive text and removing less pertinent examples May 2022 Shankar is an activist working with multiple causes and charitable organisations in particular supporting women and refugees she is also an advocate for animal rights In October 2023 Shankar signed the Artists4Ceasefire open letter to Joe Biden President of the United States calling for a ceasefire of the Israeli bombardment of Gaza 48 One Billion RisingIn 2013 responding to the horrific gang rape of a young girl in Delhi whom the Indian media referred to as Nirbhaya Shankar threw her weight behind an online campaign One Billion Rising on Change org 49 demanding an end to crime against women 50 As part of the campaign she released a video in which she revealed she had been sexually abused for many years as a child 51 UNHCR The UN Refugee AgencyIn 2018 she joined musicians actors and artists such as Patrick Stewart Peter Capaldi Vivienne Westwood Anish Kapoor The Kaiser Chiefs and many others in a call to urge MPs to attend the Refugees Family Reunion Bill and ensure refugee families torn apart by war and conflict are reunited 52 Help RefugeesShankar is one of the faces of the Help Refugees campaign to raise funds and awareness for the refugee crisis worldwide 35 The Circle NGOShankar has joined the charity founded by Annie Lennox in 2008 working to achieve equality for women and girls across the world 53 The F ListIn 2020 Shankar was announced as the inaugural President of the F List a UK database created to help bridge the gender gap in music 54 Pin Your ThanksIn 2020 Shankar designed a pin for the Pin Your Thanks initiative that supports the National Health Service NHS charities during the COVID 19 pandemic in the United Kingdom 55 The WalkShe is an ambassador for The Walk an international artistic project in support of refugees 56 UN World Food ProgrammeIn 2007 the UN World Food Programme appointed Shankar as spokesperson to raise awareness about the issues of hunger and malnutrition especially among children in India 57 PETAShankar and her father also a supporter of animal rights appeared in a thirty second public service announcement against animal suffering for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals PETA 58 Personal life editShankar is the daughter of Pandit Ravi Shankar and Sukanya Rajan and the half sister of Norah Jones and Shubhendra Shankar She grew up in the US the UK and India In 2010 she married British director Joe Wright 59 They have two sons born 2011 and 2015 They separated in December 2017 and finalised their divorce in September 2019 She lives in London with her sons 60 Discography edit nbsp Shankar in 2020Studio albums edit Title Album details Peak chart positionsFRA 61 SPA 62 SWI 63 US 64 USHeat 65 USWorld 66 Anoushka Released 23 October 1998 Label Angel Records Anourag Released 15 August 2000 Label Angel Records Rise Released 27 September 2005 Label Angel Records 29 2Breathing Under Water with Karsh Kale Released 28 August 2007 Label Manhattan 177 40 6Traveller Released 13 October 2011 Label Deutsche Grammophon 144 62 4 2Traces of You Released 4 October 2013 Label Deutsche Grammophon 190 90 77 185 4 1Home Released 6 July 2015 Label Deutsche Grammophon 3Land of Gold Released 1 April 2016 Label Deutsche Grammophon 5 denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory Remix albums edit Rise Remixes 2006 Live and compilations edit Full Circle Carnegie Hall 2000 2000 Live at Carnegie Hall 2001 Concert for George 2003 Live in Concert at the Nehru Park New Delhi 2005 Healing the Divide A Concert for Peace and Reconciliation 2007 Reflections 2019 Features edit Adarini In Celebration composed by Ravi Shankar 1995 Chants Of India Ravi Shankar George Harrison featuring Anoushka as Conductor amp Assistant 1997 Sacred Love by Sting 2003 8 classical ragas performed on ShankaRagamala composed by Ravi Shankar 2005 Rebirth Co written by Gaurav Raina Tapan Raj and Anoushka Shankar Midival Punditz MIDIval Times 2005 Beloved by Anoushka Shankar remixed by Thievery Corporation Versions 2006 Bring It On Featuring Anoushka Shankar on sitar Written by Lenny Kravitz It Is Time for a Love Revolution 2007 Mandala Featuring Anoushka Shankar on sitar Co written by Hilton Garza Radio Retaliation 2008 Charu Keshi Rain Co written by Nitin Sawhney and Anoushka Shankar London Undersound 2008 Variant Moods Duet For Sitar amp Violin abridged version Written by Ravi Shankar At Home With Friends by Joshua Bell 2009 Ixtapa Rodrigo y Gabriela amp C U B A featuring Anoushka Shankar on sitar Area 52 2012 Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds Milos Karadaglic featuring Anoushka Shankar on the album Blackbird The Beatles Album 2016 Stop Crying Your Heart Out Children in Need charity single 2020Filmography editFilm edit Year Title Role Ref2004 Dance Like a Man Lata 67 68 References edit Anoushka Shankar Doesn t Want To Be the Only Brown Woman in the Room VICE 23 November 2022 ShankarAnoushka 9 October 2020 m gonna set my alarm to join from London See you there And by the way If you re an overseas American like me have you mailed in your ballot yet Tweet Retrieved 12 April 2024 via Twitter Anoushka Hemangini SHANKAR gov uk find and update company information service gov uk Retrieved 28 December 2023 Anoushka Shankar Chicago Symphony Orchestra Retrieved 3 April 2024 Sitar virtuoso Anoushka Shankar the first Indian woman and youngest ever Grammy nominee in the world music category the twang of your heart Sitarist and social activist Anoushka Shankar brings her fight to support refugees to the stage SubMerge 10 July 2018 Archived from the original on 21 July 2018 Retrieved 25 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar British Music Collection 30 October 2020 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar Artist www grammy com Anoushka Shankar thrilled to be a presenter at the Grammys The Economic Times 6 February 2016 Chhibber Kavita Anoushka Shankar Kavita Chhibber Archived from the original on 18 January 2017 Retrieved 27 July 2015 Godfather of world music sitar maestro Pt Ravi Shankar bids adieu India Today Retrieved 24 February 2023 Desk From Lifestyle An ode to sitar maestro Anoushka Shankar www cityspidey com Retrieved 24 February 2023 Anoushka Shankar Land Of Gold CD Rough Trade Retrieved 27 October 2021 Album review Anoushka Shankar re embraces electronics and cross genre collaborations in Land of Gold The National 25 July 2016 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Album Review Anoushka Shankar Reflections OriginalRock net 8 May 2019 Retrieved 27 October 2021 INTERVIEW Anoushka Shankar playing for love friendship family The New Indian Express 14 February 2020 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar Love Letters Album Review 1883 Magazine 7 February 2020 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar Releases Debut Mercury KX EP Love Letters 7 February 2020 a b Anoushka Shankar and Jules Buckley New Explorations BBC Proms Retrieved 27 October 2021 Herbie Hancock s new album features Anoushka Shankar Reuters 23 June 2010 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Sharp Johnny BBC Music Review of Rodrigo y Gabriela Area 52 www bbc co uk Retrieved 27 October 2021 Swaminathan Chitra 17 September 2020 Anoushka Shankar excited to be back on stage The Hindu ISSN 0971 751X Retrieved 27 October 2021 All star BBC Children in Need charity single announced Official Charts Company Retrieved 13 November 2020 Official Singles Chart Top 100 20 November 2020 26 November 2020 Official Charts Company Retrieved 20 November 2020 Official Singles Sales Chart Top 100 20 November 2020 26 November 2020 Official Charts Company Retrieved 20 November 2020 Anoushka Shankar and the London Philharmonic Orchestra Ravi Shankar Symphony Financial Times 18 May 2012 Archived from the original on 11 December 2022 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar and the New York Philharmonic Is a Debut 35 Years in the Making NBC News 5 November 2016 Archived from the original on 6 November 2016 Retrieved 27 October 2021 I wrote a Bengali lullaby for Joe s Anna Karenina Anoushka Shankar Times of India The Times of India 14 October 2011 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Faith and creation Anoushka Shankar on her score for Shiraz Sight amp Sound British Film Institute 27 May 2020 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Grammy nominated sitarist Anoushka Shankar to play live score for 89 year old Indian silent film Shiraz A romance of India Ahmedabad Mirror Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar Mira Nair wanted music with a strong Indian sound but also a global sensibility Cinema Express November 2020 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Davis Chris 24 September 2017 Stolen Innocence India s Untold Story of Human Trafficking Documentary retrieved 27 October 2021 Like father like daughter May 04 2001 www paloaltoonline com Retrieved 27 October 2021 Limited Alamy Anoushka Shankar daughter of Ravi Shankar performs at Carnegie Hall during the Rain Forest Foundation Benefit Concert in New York on April 13 2002 The concert was held to benefit groups working to save the world s disappearing rain forests www alamy com Retrieved 27 October 2021 Jamkhandikar Shilpa 5 December 2008 Mumbai hosts first concert after deadly attacks a b Action Refugee 25 March 2016 Public figures join Refugee Action s call for the UK to help more Syrian refugees Refugee Action Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar US tour will help refugees The World from PRX Retrieved 27 October 2021 De Cruz Errol 27 February 2001 Shankar guru a left handed genius New Straits Times Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Retrieved 7 April 2011 Don t be obsessed with international awards Anoushka Shankar Hindustan Times 7 March 2009 Retrieved 27 October 2021 Songlines Music Awards 2012 Winners Songlines Retrieved 14 February 2013 292872 Anoushankar 2006 VV12 Minor Planet Center Retrieved 12 September 2019 MPC MPO MPS Archive Minor Planet Center Retrieved 12 September 2019 Royal Academy of Music announces 2020 honours Royal Academy of Music Retrieved 27 October 2021 2020 GRAMMY WINNERS 63rd Annual Grammy Awards Kaufman Gil 10 August 2021 Harry Styles Lewis Capaldi Dave Celeste Top 2021 Ivor Novello Award Nominees Billboard Retrieved 21 November 2021 Sutherland Mark 21 September 2021 Harry Styles Bon Jovi Win Big at 2021 Ivor Novello Awards as Universal IPO Provides Sideshow Variety Retrieved 21 November 2021 Anoushka Shankar in conversation with Professor Suzanne Aspden Faculty of Music Oxford University Retrieved 26 January 2023 2023 GRAMMY Nominations See The Complete Winners amp Nominees List The Recording Academy Retrieved 13 March 2024 Artists4Ceasefire Artists4Ceasefire Retrieved 11 December 2023 Anoushka Shankar supports the One Billion Rising movement Yahoo Celebrity India Archived from the original on 18 February 2013 Nigam Aarushi 7 October 2013 Anoushka Shankar names song after Delhi gang rape victim The Times of India Anoushka Shankar says she was sexually abused BBC News 13 February 2013 Retrieved 12 February 2013 Anoushka Shankar News IMDb Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anna 17 June 2020 The Circle s Music Auction The Circle NGO Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar The F List Directory of UK Female Musicians Retrieved 27 October 2021 Anoushka Shankar PinYourThanks Retrieved 27 October 2021 Ambassadors The Walk walkwithamal org Retrieved 27 October 2021 Music and Language A Partnership Of Sound Mind The MIT Press pp 153 172 2021 doi 10 7551 mitpress 13606 003 0011 ISBN 9780262365659 S2CID 263404169 retrieved 27 October 2021 Kentucky Fried Cruelty Celebrity Support Anoushka Shankar ad Pundit Ravi Shankar Kentucky Fried Cruelty PETA Barnett Laura 20 May 2014 Anoushka Shankar Suddenly I m the parent The Guardian Retrieved 2 November 2016 Anoushka Shankar writes a heartfelt note on first love and life as a single parent The Indian Express 5 April 2018 Retrieved 11 June 2018 Discographie Anoushka Shankar Lescharts com Hung Medien Retrieved 22 May 2016 Anoushka Shankar Traces Of You Spanishcharts com Hung Medien Retrieved 22 May 2016 Discographie Anoushka Shankar Hitparade ch Hung Medien Retrieved 22 May 2016 Anoushka Shankar Billboard 200 chart Billboard Retrieved 22 May 2016 Anoushka Shankar Top Heatseekers Albums chart Billboard Retrieved 22 May 2016 Anoushka Shankar Top World Albums chart Billboard Retrieved 22 May 2016 I am not aching to pursue acting Rediff com 15 February 2003 Archived from the original on 8 October 2023 Retrieved 8 October 2023 Dance Like A Man variety 28 October 2003 Retrieved 12 April 2024 Further reading editSinnott Susan 2003 Extraordinary Asian American and Pacific Islander New York Children s Press Cole Joni B Joffrey Rebecca Rakhra B K 2003 This day diaries from American women Hillsboro Oregon Beyond Words External links edit nbsp 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