The National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music presents an evening of uplifting and inspirational music with a wide ranging repertoire.…
MoreOn Saturday 26 October 2013 Samyo Too performed at The Capstone Theatre for Milapfest’s Music for the Mind and Soul concert series. Images taken by our very own Yuva@Milapfest.
MoreInternationally-celebrated world musicians and jazz soloists from the Grand Union Orchestra blend the wide range of musical styles they specialise…
MoreWe are delighted to announce that we have received funding from Arts Council England to continue as one of the eight Youth Music Organisations for the years 2013/14/15.
MoreTarang Leader Raaheel Hussain tells us about Tarang’s upcoming tour and what we can expect from them in the future.
MoreBlog post written by Tarang musician, Mithila Sarma, after her experience of Music India 2013
MoreIt’s an achievement to get a place in either Samyo or Tarang, and we always congratulate our members for that, but there are also some outstanding individuals who excel over the year and are deserving recipients of our annual awards.
MoreJuly and August have been exciting months here at Milapfest. To round up what’s been happening Director of Milapfest, Dr. Prashant Nayak, looks back at the week that saw Music India, Dance India and Indika come together in the biggest celebration of Indian music and dance we’ve ever had.
MoreRaam Jeganathan has been a SAMYO member since April 2012, when he joined in our national auditions. He quickly became an integral part of the team, performing in all of our performances in the anniversary season. In August 2013, Raam was appointed as the new Orchestra Leader.
MoreFree admission Samyo Too is a select ensemble of leaders of The National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music. Their music…
MoreOn Friday 5th July, Samyo Too headed off to Birmingham for the National Music for Youth Festival. Here, Samyo member Raam Jeganathan gives us a round-up of what happened.
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