17th Indian Classical Music Festival in Bengaluru on February 6
The Hindu
Join the 17th Indian Classical Music Festival in Bengaluru on February 6 for a captivating Carnatic duet, at Chowdiah Memorial Hall.
A Carnatic concert will be the highlight of the second day of the 17th Indian Classical Music Festival, organised by the Bharatiya Samagana Sabha, in Bengaluru on February 6. The event will be held at Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Vyalikaval, Malleswaram.
The programme will feature a Carnatic vocal duet by Archana and Samanvi. They will be accompanied by Keshav Mohankumar on the violin and Admya Ramanad on the mridanga.
The concert is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.
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