Showcasing 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.
Morea revolutionary orchestra reaches a landmark... Orchestras aren't commonplace in Indian classical music – but the UK is home to…
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.
MoreFeaturing SAMYO, the National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music & SABRANG, the National Choir for Indian Music with special guest artists ABHIJIT POHANKAR &…
MoreMehboob Nadeem performs at The Great British Gharana accompanied by two of his students, Akash Patel and Tabla Maestro Kousic Sen. Mehboob tells us about his ensemble and what British Indian Music means to him.
MoreThis season Milapfest is hosting a three day residency at the Southbank Centre’s Purcell Room. To celebrate we’re offering a discount for multiple bookers, 10% on two nights booked and 20% on three or more!
MoreGaurav Mazumdar leads an ensemble of highly talented young musicians from the National Youth Orchestra for Indian Music at The Great British Gharana – we asked Gaurav a few questions about British Indian Music and the ensemble.
MoreDid you know Samyo is celebrating it’s 10 year anniversary this year?! Founded in 2002, the orchestra has seen scores of young musicians develop and grow into professional musicians, so this year we’re celebrating not only this exciting milestone but also the effect and success that the orchestra has facilitated over the last decade.
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.
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