Tarang is an innovative Indian music collective bringing together the UK’s most exceptional young professionals. Far from a standard ensemble, Tarang is defined by its contemporary interpretations of Indian classical music, reflecting the global influences and diverse cultural environments experienced by this generation of British-born Indian musicians.
MoreAn evening of music shaped through collaboration, creativity and cultural exchange, bringing together musicians from Samyo, the UK’s National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music, and Tarang, the UK’s Indian Music Collective.
MoreIf you’re a musician aged 12 or older, just a beginner or at a professional level, who plays an Indian classical instrument, who can play Hindustani or Carnatic music on another instrument, or sing – then we’d love to hear from you!
More21st & 22nd September 2024 28th & 29th September 2024 If you're a musician aged 12 - through to a…
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MoreEarlier this year, British sitarist, composer and SAMYO alumni Jasdeep Singh Degun, performed his celebrated debut album Anomaly at Liverpool’s…
MoreVirtuoso sitarist and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun is joined by an eight-piece band in music from his acclaimed Real World…
MoreOn Wednesday, 22nd March, Sarod artist Soumik Datta will be returning to Liverpool to perform at Liverpool's Philharmonic's Music Room.…
MorePresented in partnership with the University of Liverpool Lunchtime Concert series, Milap will present two immensely talented artists as part of…
MoreWe are grateful and happy to have received a positive decision today from Arts Council England, and we'll continue to…
MoreLast month, Alok Nayak sat down with Melodic Distraction to discuss Milap's Autumn programme. The interview is available to read…
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