Sharad R. Dange, a Tabla Artist & Musician (Born on May 3, 1972), Aurangabad, Maharashtra, demonstrate 24 rhythmic instrumental sound in 4 Min and 47 Seconds on Tabla comprising 19 Indian and 5 Western that includes Pakhawaj, Tabla, Kongo, bongo, Dholak, Mahrashtrian Dhol, Khanjira, Daff, Maharashtrain Sambal, Assam’s Bihu Dhol, Kerala’s Chanda, Rajasthani Nagara, Punjab’s […]Read More
On an Occasion of the closing ceremony of Swarnim Gujarat Golden Jubilee in Gujarat, India, Tabla Talim Sansthan and Saptak School of Music of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India organized a World Record Event wherein 321 Musician performed Tabla Music Instrument non stop for 1 Hour and 15 Min started from 7.30 PM and Ended on 8.45 […]Read More
The Longest Singing Concert by an Individual lasted 100 hours and 15 minute and it was achieved by Pravin Bhivgade and Group at The Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Bhavan, Chalks Colony, Kamptee Road, Nagpur Maharashtra, India on 16th to 20th February 2011.Read More
Paras Mani Choudhary, a resident of Jasola, has set a new world record of playing the violin non-stop for 50 hours. He achieved this feat at a public performance and in the process beat the previous record of 32 hours. His feat has been acknowledged in Limca Book of Records. Before this, Paras had entered […]Read More
> The Viraag’s Artist Club has set a new guinness world record for karaoke marathon by multiple artists at Palm Beach Galleria Mall in Vashi. Guinness World Records’ London based adjudicator Adam Wide visited the venue to confirm the world’s longest karaoke. The singers have broken the Chinese record of 456 hours, two minutes and […]Read More
> Nagpur’s professional singer Rajesh Burbure has set a new singing record of 80 hours of singing here which concluded last night. Rajesh Burbure, 34, who started singing on July 22 ended his feat yesterday and is all set to make to the new world record in Guinness Book of records. He had thus surpassed […]Read More
> Striking a different note in the world of music, a man from Kerala has entered into the Limca Book of Records for developing the smallest musical instrument, through which scores played on saxophone or ‘nadaswaram’ (double reed wind instrument) could be produced. The Limca certificate which Mr G. Jayaprakash, designer of the instrument, received […]Read More
> Making a dream a reality, Moose Jaw’s Ken Parsons earned his place in the Guinness Book of World Records this past weekend. Singing for a grand total of 55 hours, 11 minutes and 30 seconds, Parsons beat the previous Guinness record for the longest time to continuously sing karaoke by an individual, by […]Read More
> Antarnaad, a grand Hindustani classical musical symphony hosted by the Art of Living foundation in Pune on January 12 this year was awarded an entry into the Guinness Book of World records. The citation issued by the Guinness World Records Ltd, reads, “The record for the largest simultaneous sing-along was organised by The Art […]Read More
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