An important update from our Executive Director, Dr Prashant Nayak.
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.
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.
MoreDuring the closing ceremony of Music India 2016, a representative from each ensemble addressed their fellow students to give an…
MoreLast weekend, some of the country’s top young musicians came together to present a musical showcase that told stories of life, culture and heritage in the Indian Subcontinent. Samyo’s ‘The Great Indian Heritage’, at Beck Theatre, was the latest showcase by the National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music.
MoreThe indian subcontinent evokes memories and images of distinctive sights and sounds, deep & varying emotions, and of course of a rich cultural heritage. What does it mean and how do we find and celebrate it?
MoreAnil Srinivasan shares his experiences in Liverpool over the past few weeks
MoreIndian classical Pianist is in Liverpool for five weeks working with Music students at Liverpool Hope University and Samyo
MoreMilapfest is delighted to present a unique double CD that celebrates and commemorates the growing presence of Indian classical music…
MoreRecognising talent and achievement in Indian Arts in Britain In its 30th Anniversary year, Milapfest is delighted to announce a…
MoreAt our annual Music India summer school, which ran from Friday 24th July - Sunday 2nd August 2015 at Liverpool…
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