Celebrated Indian musician Sonam Kalra of Sonam Kalra and the Sufi Gospel Project joined Alex Sloan in the 666 studios today with Australian didgeridoo player Si Mullumby. Sonam is here as part of Confluence and performs tonight at the National Gallery of Australia.
This festival takes place from September to November, showcasing rich and diverse dance, music, theatre and visual arts from India.
Delhi-based singer Sonam Kalra draws inspiration from Indian and Western music traditions for the Sufi Gospel Project.Sonam Kalra: Unifying many voices of faith – In Person – Australia Plus.
In a life marked by grief and tested faith, Sonam Kalra chooses to rise above racial and religious divides.
What does a didgeridoo, tabla and opera music have in common? Not much. But these sounds reverberated through the iconic Sydney Opera House on Sunday as Indian and Australian artistes caIndian and Australian artistes collaborate for Sydney show – NATIONAL – The Hindu
Raghu Dixit is a former microbiologist and classically trained bharatanatyam dancer who’s bringing his mother tongue, Kannada, to stages all around the world.
The ABC’s partnership with the Indian Ministry of Culture and the Indian Council for Cultural Relations is a very exciting development for us as we broadcast Confluence- a Festival of India in Australia for our audiences.Confluence a Festival of India in Australia | About the ABC
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Did we achieve the confluence of two cultures India and Australia as this Festival of India showcases the best of Indian culture through classical performances, theatre.
A community celebrating an ancient Indian dance form has won international acclaim.