Can nature become a composer? From the rustle of leaves to the song of birds, nature has always whispered to musicians. In 1988, R.D. Burman Ji’s Bou Kotha Kao didn’t just imitate the sound of the Indian cuckoo, it became intertwined with the song. He wove its call into the melody, echoing life through rhythm. Decades earlier, Salil Choudhury had done the same in his own Bou Kotha Kao, sung by Sabita Chowdhury. Two different eras, two different minds, yet one timeless muse: nature itself. #RDBur

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