Tag Archives: Liverpool

Instruments India Composition Commissioning Project

The Liverpool Hope University and Milapfest partnership is looking for proposals from composers to use their extensive Instruments INDIA sound archive for the creation of new music. ›

Seeta Patel: Something Then Something Now

Seeta Patel (Bharatanatyam dance)  Achuthan Sripathmanathan  (Violin) Bhavani Shankar (Mridangam) Y Yadavan (Vocal) Vanathi Bosch Seeta Patel is a dynamic young British talent, highly acclaimed for her skill, unique perspective and contemporary presentation style she brings to the beautiful and … ›

Pravin Godkhindi & Kousic Sen

This highly acclaimed flautist plays both northern and southern classical Indian music, fused with Western jazz and folk influences. He has played around the world to huge acclaim for his incredible skill, intricate rhythms and creative style. In this concert … ›

Capstone Classics: Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara

Zindagi Milegi Na Dobara follows three friends Arjun, Kabir, and Imraan as they head out on the trip of a lifetime to celebrate the upcoming marriage of Kabir. They make a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Spain where the challenges that they … ›

Capstone Classics: Gandhi

In a tribute to the Late Sir Richard Attenborough CBE, Milapfest and The Capstone Theatre present one of his greatest works and Academy Award winning film, Gandhi. The film charts the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi, a lawyer who became … ›

Rajeeb Chakraborty & Kousic Sen

World renowned sarod maestro Rajeeb Chakraborty performs a programme of beautiful north Indian ragas, accompanied by Kousic Sen on tabla. The sarod, one of the most popular stringed instruments of North India, resonates with a deep rich tone that can … ›

Simon Thacker’s Svara Kanti

Indian/Western quartet Simon Thacker’s Svara-Kanti has been acclaimed across the world for redefining the limits of intercultural collaboration. They perform Simon’s stunning new music uniting the immense expressive possibilities of ragas with jazz harmonic explorations. By exploring jazz and Indian … ›

The Milapfest Institute for Indian Arts has opened at Liverpool Hope University

On 1st October 2014 Milapfest and Liverpool Hope University opened the new Milapfest Institute for Indian Arts at the University’s Creative Campus in Everton. ›

Kalanidhi Levels of Giving and Benefits

There are three levels of support as a Kalanidhi donor. Here’s how you can join us in spreading the inspiration of Indian Arts: £100 can support the costs of one young person in financial need to experience learning music or … ›

The Inauguration of MIIA at Liverpool Hope University

This morning we celebrated the launch of the Milapfest Institute for Indian Arts with a breakfast reception and inauguration ceremony at Liverpool Hope University. ›