Pandit Ranajit Sengupta sarod Rishii Chowdury tabla Free concert Uniquely, Indian music is played to rāgas (melodic scales), which are…
MoreEach month, SAMYO member Raam Jeganathan will be sending us a SAMYO DIARY, and stories of his experiences in music.
MoreThe musicians of Tarang gather in London this weekend for a Spring Retreat
MoreShowcasing some of the finest emerging musicians in the UK, March’s Music for the Mind and Soul concert in Liverpool is a treat for lovers of Hindustani music.
MoreRanajit Sengupta is a musician renowned for his energy and incredible skill on the sarod, performs a free concert in Liverpool for Music for the Mind and Soul.
MoreFeaturing both music and dance, the first Music for the Mind and Soul of 2013 features Madhu Tanjorkar, Rishii Chowdhury and Elena Catalano.
MoreCelebrating the fascinating sound of British Indian classical music, this concert features a host of professional and emerging artists living…
MorePerforming in London, Manchester and Liverpool! Tarang - The National Ensemble for Indian Music - is a dynamic innovation in…
MoreSince taking residence at Liverpool Hope University’s Creative Campus in March 2010, Milapfest has enjoyed several formal and informal collaboration with the academic staff here, as well as bringing our flagship performances to the Capstone Theatre.
MoreDr Manuella Blackburn, lecturer in music technology at Liverpool Hope University, has been awarded an Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) Early Career Research Fellowship starting in October 2012 in collaboration with Milapfest entitled: Intercultural creativity in electroacoustic music: Integrating Indian music cultural sound emblems into new works.
MoreOur annual gathering of music students from around the UK and Gurus from India kicked off August 13th 2012. Music India is a summer school covering all genres and styles of Indian classical music – from short lecture demonstrations to week long intensive courses, there’s something in it for everyone!
MoreMilapfest’s Autumn 2012 Season of events features many artists and instruments rarely seen or heard in the UK.
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