Rakesh Chaurasia bansuri Rishii Chowdhury tabla Free Admission The traditional morning raga concert is rooted in the Hindustani (North Indian) tradition…
MorePandit Ranajit Sengupta sarod Rishii Chowdury tabla Free concert Uniquely, Indian music is played to rāgas (melodic scales), which are…
MoreFirst Half Rakesh Chaurasia Bansuri Anil Srinivasan Piano Kousic Sen Tabla The piano, an instrument rarely heard in Indian classical…
MoreFirst Half Lalgudi GJR Krishnan violin Prathap Ramachandra mridangam Listening to the rich and resonant sound of Lalgudi GJR Krishan’s…
MoreFirst Half: Nisha Rajagopal Carnatic vocal Bangalore Prathap Ghatam R.N. Prakash mridangam Nisha Rajagopal is an emerging Carnatic vocalist. Originally…
MoreApplications now open for Sangeet Ratna & Nritya Ratna Awards – two annual arts awards for talented young artistes engaged in the performance of Classical Indian music and dance in Britain.
MoreOver the past 11 days, a gathering of musicians and dancers , through the convergence of three landmark events in our calendar, Music India, Dance India and the Indika festival, resulted in an atmosphere of unique creative energy and inspiration for Indian arts.
MoreFor the first time ever, two of India’s top flautists played together in an electrifying and unforgettable duet performance! Shashank Subramaniam and Rakesh Chaurasia thrilled audiences with their mindblowing skill and creative flair!
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!
More13 Aug 2012 - 17 Aug 2012 | 16:30 until 18:00The Great HallLecture Series Supported by The Granada Foundation These…
MoreThis summer we have a really exciting programme coming up at The Capstone Theatre in Liverpool. Our summer festival, Indika, features some of the world’s finest musicians and dancers, many of whom are travelling from India, Europe andthe USA. Over 11 days, you’ll see artforms from North India alongside those of South India, enjoy unique collaborations, and witness some of the most creative expressions of classical Indian arts.
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