Rhythm Society for Performing Arts presents Smriti, an Indian Classical music and dance festival spread over two days.
5th April
The first day will witness a Sitar-Sarod duet by Lakshya Mohan and Aayush Mohan. Both of them are the grand disciples of Pandit Ravi Shankar and have also received training from Pandit Balwant Rai Verma.
Along with them, the audience will also witness Rakesh and Rajesh Sai Babu performing the Chhau dance.
6th April
The second day will begin with Desert Storm by Pandit Salil Bhatt and the Manganiyars of Rajasthan, accompanied by Pandit Udai Mazumdar on tabla.
A Kathak recital by Namrta Rai with Rupesh Pathak on vocals, Nikhil Das on bansuri, Anand Mishra on sitar and Pranshu Chaturlal on tabla, would mark the end of the festival.
Rhythm Society for Performing Arts presents Smriti, an Indian Classical music and dance festival spread over two days.
5th April
The first day will witness a Sitar-Sarod duet by Lakshya Mohan and Aayush Mohan. Both of them are the grand disciples of Pandit Ravi Shankar and have also received training from Pandit Balwant Rai Verma.
Along with them, the audience will also witness Rakesh and Rajesh Sai Babu performing the Chhau dance.
6th April
The second day will begin with Desert Storm by Pandit Salil Bhatt and the Manganiyars of Rajasthan, accompanied by Pandit Udai Mazumdar on tabla.
A Kathak recital by Namrta Rai with Rupesh Pathak on vocals, Nikhil Das on bansuri, Anand Mishra on sitar and Pranshu Chaturlal on tabla, would mark the end of the festival.