About The Event
Indian Classical Music since medieval times has been a fusion of different Gharanas or styles of Music. Gharanas were formed by maestros of previous generations who settled and started teaching students in a particular city or area for several generations. This gave birth to a 'Gharana' which came to be recognized by the name of the place or the Maestro and thus a unique style evolved.
Through this event they would be showcasing different styles, thus presenting to a music lover, a rare opportunity to hear contrasting styles of performance.
Pancham Nishad has completed 21 years in its endeavour to preserve and promote the traditional Indian Performing Arts across India. On the eve of this momentous occasion, Pancham Nishad celebrates its 21st year with these Gen - Next Artistes.
4th Feb: Prasad Khaparde (Rampur Sahswan Gharana) and Kaushiki Chakraborty (Patiala Gharana)
5th Feb: Shashwati Mandal (Gwailor Gharana) and Ritesh and Rajneesh Mishra (Benares Gharana)
11th Feb: Manjiri Asnare Kelkar (Jaipur Atrauli Gharana) and Jayateerth Mevundi (Kirana Gharana)
12th Feb: Bharati Pratap (Agra Gharana) and Sanjeev Abhyankar (Mewati Gharana)
Through this event they would be showcasing different styles, thus presenting to a music lover, a rare opportunity to hear contrasting styles of performance.
Pancham Nishad has completed 21 years in its endeavour to preserve and promote the traditional Indian Performing Arts across India. On the eve of this momentous occasion, Pancham Nishad celebrates its 21st year with these Gen - Next Artistes.
4th Feb: Prasad Khaparde (Rampur Sahswan Gharana) and Kaushiki Chakraborty (Patiala Gharana)
5th Feb: Shashwati Mandal (Gwailor Gharana) and Ritesh and Rajneesh Mishra (Benares Gharana)
11th Feb: Manjiri Asnare Kelkar (Jaipur Atrauli Gharana) and Jayateerth Mevundi (Kirana Gharana)
12th Feb: Bharati Pratap (Agra Gharana) and Sanjeev Abhyankar (Mewati Gharana)
