Indian Music Experience Museum; Paradise to Music Lovers


Indian Music Experience(IME) in Bangalore is India’s 1st Interactive music museum.
I recently visited this music, and it was an incredible experience. I recommend people of all age groups to visit this museum and experience the taste of Indian as well as contemporary music.
Music has always been a saviour and comforter, and I enjoy music very much. I listen to a wide variety of music across different languages and genres.

IME explains everything clearly about the history of music from the Vedic period to today’s modern music. You can listen to the music using headphones at each kiosk and read about the type of music, its history and the artists.
IME features several music types such as Hindustani classical music, Carnatic Music, Qawaali, Folk music, Film music and the list.

They even categorised music based on the period, such as Bakhti movement music and the Indian freedom struggle movement.

There are lesser-known stories about the histories of musical instruments such as the violin and the harmonium.

There is a stunning double-height display of over 100 musical instruments from across the country, along with information regarding every instrument.

100 luminaries of Indian music across various genres, regions and languages are featured here. You can pick any of them and listen to their work.


For the signing enthusiasts, there is a recording studio in the music where you can record while singing and make it a track that can be sent to your E-mail as a memory.

There are 9 galleries in the IME, and I must say all 9 are a piece of great work, and they share an incredible amount of knowledge and a fest to your ears and soul.

There are few musical instruments outside the museum on which you must try your hands.

Points to be noted while planning a visit

  • It takes a minimum of two hours to cover the entire museum, and there is a store to buy souvenirs.
  • There is a cafe with a great ambience and vibe.
  • There is limited parking, and it’s free of cost.
  • The Entre fee on a weekday is rupees 150 and rupees 250 on weekends.
  • You can carry a 3.5 mm jack earphone for your ease and comfortability.

Please let me know what you think about this music museum and what does music means to you.

Tagging some of my LG friends who should know about this museum @TravellerG @Erna_LaBeau @jayasimha78 @FalguniP @NareshDarji @Mukul_Anand @Prince_Kumar

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Thanks for tagging me brother @Harsha_Reddy the place looks amazing all the pictures are so good , i like the details given by you about this place . The ticket price is also affordable thanks for sharing this post with us , have a nice day :blush: .

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The photos look very nice @Harsha_Reddy . Enjoyed reading you detailed post. Thanks for sharing @Harsha_Reddy . And who doesn’t like music. This place looks awesome and cool.

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@Harsha_Reddy Thanks for sharing this, I have not been to this Museum, Probably will do in my next visit.

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@Harsha_Reddy I am simply delighted with this museum. In Brazil we have the MIS (https://goo.gl/maps/gexFP6KFY6taDWp7A ), but it’s not that cool, but it always has good exhibitions.

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Thanks for tagging me @Harsha_Reddy

The museum is really awesome. To be honest, I have never heard of a music museum before today. Thanks a lot for sharing this post and great pictures.

I will definitely visit it whenever I am there in the future.

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Very informative post about unique museum. Thanks dear @Harsha_Reddy

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@Harsha_Reddy The museum looks very interesting. :slightly_smiling_face: I can’t imagine life without music :notes: It fulfills my every single day. I listen to music while cooking,driving or just chilling :blush: Also I love going to concerts to experience live music and the magical ambient there.

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Wow, my very dear Harsha,

Unique topic…

Yes, I do remember about you mentioning about this Music Museum.

You have conceived, prepared and published the post excellently well. I do like your writing style very much… great!

All the photos are important & contextual. Also the narration is interesting.

For your information, I just found out that it is in JP Nagar - close to my house.

Is prob cameras are allowed, if so any extra fees - do you remember?

Thanks for sharing,

Best wishes, @Harsha_Reddy

:+1:

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Beautiful post @Harsha_Reddy I really love the style how you described all the features of the Muesum in detail.

I’m fond of Indian music, sometimes ghazals & Qawali by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, and if I was there with you, you never find me outside the Muesum for hours :heart_eyes:

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Beautiful place @Harsha_Reddy thanks for tagging me now I know where I wanted you to take me to if I happen to visit you I bet @keithlabeau will love to spend a day in the museum :slightly_smiling_face:

Thanks for the post and beautiful photos you shared there.

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Thank you for your kind words @Mukul_Anand

Have a great day.

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I am sure you will not miss this fantastic museum @jayasimha78

Thank you.

Hola @GasparKaren

I saw the MIS, but the unique thing about IME is that the whole building of 3 floors is completely dedicated to music.

Gracias.

Hello @NareshDarji Bhai

Even for me, it was my first time visiting a musical museum, and I was amazed by the way they designed the whole museum experience.

You must not miss this museum while you are in Bengaluru.

Thank you

Regards, HR.

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Thank you for taking your time to read my post @JohnPeter

Regards, HR.

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Hello @AniaKiser

You said it right, this museum is really interesting.

I am very happy to hear this “Music fulfils my every single day”.

Even I love music, and I listen to it all the time recently I started to listen to music while going to bed every day.

I recommend you to listen to some Indian music.

Thank you.

Regards, HR.

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Hello @TravellerG sir

Thank you so much for your kind words, sir

Yes, sir, This place is very close to your house and might take 15 mins by car.

I am sure you will visit this place soon, and once you visit, please let me know your thoughts, sir.

Cameras are allowed, sir, but We can’t take videos even from a phone.

Regards, HR.

Hello, @KashifMisidia Bhai.

Thank you for your appreciation.

Happy to know you are fond of Indian music and there are separate sections for Ghazals & Qawali in the museum.

I will be happy to be inside the museum with you Bhai.

Regards, HR.

Hello @Erna_LaBeau

Thank you very much for your kind words.

I will be pleased to take you around when you are in India.

And I am sure you and Keith will love the museum and India.

Regards, HR.

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