While we obsess over world music, there is so much to admire about Indian music and with the rich legacy that has spanned centuries, it can always be enjoyed. 

The NCPA celebrates this through a wide range of genres - from pure classical, and semi-classical to devotional, light, regional, folk and cross-over music. Like every month, the performance venue has a lot of exciting events lined up for June, and they are as follows: 

A presentation by the students of Shrutinandan - NCPA Centre for Excellence in Music supported by the Tata Group
When: Saturday, June 3, 6.30 p.m.
Where: Experimental Theatre, NCPA
Entry: Free admission on a first-come, first-served basis.

About the event: Three reputed organisations: Shrutinandan, National Centre for the Performing Arts, and the Tata Group, have been pioneers in their respective fields. Driven by a shared goal, last year, these Organisations decided to come together to create a Centre for fostering excellence in Indian music. Over the past year, a selected group of children have been training under the expert guidance of maestro Ajoy Chakrabarty, who is well-known for developing a methodical approach to grooming young musical talent.