Sunday 20th November 2016 | 1pm The Bridgewater Hall, Manchester Tarang has a new sound – and it’s unlike anything you might have heard before. It defies genre, yet its roots are firmly entrenched in Indian classical music. Taking inspiration from music across the globe, Tarang’s new sound is emotionally…
MoreTarang will be debuting tracks from their innovative new album which will be launched in early 2017.
MoreCELEBRATE INDIA! Featuring SAMYO, the National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music & SABRANG, the National Choir for Indian Music
MoreMilap’s SAMYO & TARANG National Ensembles have a reputation for rich, innovative and adventurous music, rooted in the Indian Classical…
MoreHere is the second part of Tarang member Raam’s journey to India.
MoreMilapfest is delighted to report that the National Jury have concluded their deliberations for the National Indian Arts Awards, and have chosen a distinguished list of teachers and young musicians for these prestigious national arts awards.
MoreAn important update from our Executive Director, Dr Prashant Nayak.
MoreThis month, three of our Tarang members traveled to Chennai, India to further their musical journeys. Here are their stories.
MoreMilapfest welcomed Darren Henley, the Chief Executive of Arts Council England, to our Indika festival this year. Whilst he was here, he had the honour of inaugurating our brand new CD and Book – Great British Gharana, which features the creative journeys of a number of musicians who have been a part of Milapfest’s ensembles over recent years.
MoreAs part of our Music India Summer School, we announced the new ensemble leaders for 2016-17 and award winners.
MoreAfter an amazing Indika 2016, we look back across the festival in pictures.
MoreDuring the closing ceremony of Music India 2016, a representative from each ensemble addressed their fellow students to give an update on how each ensemble had progressed during their training. Here is a brief summary of what was reported.
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