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We asked our Nritya Ratna candidates why they feel it’s important to celebrate the classical arts of India
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MoreOn Sunday 28 July and Thursday 1 August we’ll be starting the day with a traditional north Indian morning raga concert in the Angel Field Garden outside our venue, The Capstone Theatre.
MoreMusic India, Dance India and Indika all take place at The Creative Campus of Liverpool Hope University for one intense and exciting week of Indian arts!
MoreOutdoor Performances, workshops and food Free admission To celebrate the launch of Indika, we’ve teamed up with Brouhaha International for…
MoreShortlisted candidates for The Young Musician & Young Dancer of the Year Awards announced!
MoreFirst Half Pandit Ranajit Sengupta sarod Kousic Sen tabla Renowned for his incredible energy and skill on the sarod, Pandit…
MoreYoung Musician of the Year competition performance Milapfest presents the first ‘Young Musician of the Year’ award in Indian classical…
MoreYoung Dancer of the Year competition performance Milapfest presents the first ‘Young Dancer of the Year’ award in Indian classical…
MoreFirst Half Gaurav Mazumdar sitar Shahbaz Hussain tabla Among the leading sitarists of today, Gaurav Mazumdar is a world class…
MoreRakesh 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…
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