Masterclass on Bandish in Hindustani music conducted by Ajoy Chakrabarty
An NCPA Presentation
Supported by HSBC India
Under this educational initiative, a senior guru is invited to impart advanced training to a select group of music practitioners. Ajoy Chakrabarty, doyen of the Patiala gharana, will conduct a workshop on bandish in Hindustani classical and semi-classical music.
An eminent vocalist who has had the privilege of training with great masters like Gyan Prakash Ghosh and Munawar Ali Khan, Chakrabarty has been a guru to several students at the ITC-SRA and Shrutinandan, Kolkata.
Applications are invited from vocalists of Hindustani music (khayal and/or thumri). Preference will be given to those with at least a ‘B’ grade of the AIR.
A limited number of students will be admitted to participate in the workshop.
A limited number of students will also be enrolled as observers.
Registration now open
Registration fees: Rs.1,500/- for 3 days
Observers: Rs.400/- per day
For more details, please call 9324094346 or write a mail to indianmusicworkshops@ncpamumbai.com
Info & Prices
Age Guidance: 6+
₹Registration fees: 1,500 for 3 days Observe: 400 per day
₹Registration fees: 1,500 for 3 days Observe: 400 per day
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