Darbar Festival 2015 Highlights
Margam: a classical recital by
Seeta Patel
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Chakardar Tabla Ensemble
featuring Jesse Bannister
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Spirit of Indian Beats
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Ustad Irshad Khan and Kausihiki
Chakraborty
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Morning Bliss: Ustad Bahauddin Dagar
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Seduced by the Sitar & Khayal
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Chant Dhrupad: Pelva Naik
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Khayal Unwrapped: Kaushiki Chakraborty in-conversation
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Om Music: Pandit Ronu Majumdar
Fri 20 September, 5:30pm, Southbank Centre
Advert /
Static content updateable by CMS
Content TBC
Videos
Today's featured video:
Abhisek Lahiri plays Raag Malkauns
Added Fri 20 September, 63,358 views
Featured playlists:
Darbar Festival 2015
7 Videos
Darbar Festival 2014
22 Videos
Donate
“We are a registered charity, and every donation helps to sustain us, ensuring that we continue to make the Festival a bold and unique celebration of Indian classical music accessible to the widest possible audience.”
Donate to Darbar
Donate simply below, or head to the donate page for more details.
About Darbar:
Founded in 2006, Darbar Arts Culture Heritage Trust (Darbar) believes in the power of Indian classical arts to stir, thrill and inspire. Through digital connectivity, shared experiences and enrichment we ensure that one of the finest art forms reaches the widest possible audience.
Darbar delivers premium quality live events, music education, broadcasts and digital engagement through artistic innovation and creative technology. We are also committed to providing a platform for new talent from the UK and India.
“What I love about Darbar is you feel you are getting the best and experiencing it with cognoscenti. There’s something magical going on that you might never understand, but is a treat to be part of. It is relaxed and never intimidating”
Songlines Magazine