Pakistani musician bags a Silver Medal during Global Music Awards
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Sharif Awan, a eminent curator of Pakistani exemplary and folk song has won a Silver Medal during a Global Music Awards (GMA) on his plan Indus Raag, Gold Edition. The proclamation was done recently in California, USA.
The GMAs are a top-tier foe for indie musicians from all over a world. Out of 9 Gold Medals GMA announced, one symbol has been bagged by a song rope of mythological Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and his sons Amaan Ali Khan and Ayaan Ali Khan from India.
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It is value observant that Indus Raag achieved a Gold Medal in 2016 as good and was announced one of a Top 10 Albums in in that year. The song array also won a Silver Medal for a manuscript Karachi Concerts.
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Commenting on his unbroken achievements, Sharif pronounced that such awards are an confirmation of a artistic apparatus of Pakistan. He remarked that a song is all set to foster a good tellurian tradition grown in a story of thousands of years.
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The musician mentioned that fourth Edition of manuscript was launched recently to symbol 70 years of autonomy and congratulated a musicians from India and Pakistan who collaborated to foster love, assent and coherence.
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