MUSIC APPRECIATION PROMOTION
29 November 2019, 05:30 am
MUSIC APPRECIATION PROMOTION
Programme Type
Talks
MUSIC APPRECIATION PROMOTION
Choral music and its influence on the development of Western European classical music
Presentation by Nadezda Balyan,
This presentation will look into choir history and how it influenced other genres of music in different time periods
Nadezda Balyan is the Director of the Piano Forte School of Music and Conductor of Delhi Chamber Choir
RIVER DIALOGUES
29 November 2019, 05:30 am
RIVER DIALOGUES
Programme Type
Talks
RIVER DIALOGUES
In conversation - Sanjoy Hazarika, Director, Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative and scholar, author, journalist, filmmaker; and Hartosh Singh Bal, Political Editor, The Caravan and author of Waters Close Over Us: A Journey along the Narmada
A new series of talks and dialogues that hopes to challenge the imagination of the “mainstream”. The series hopes to flow like tributaries into all other rivers like the Brahmaputra, Ganges, Narmada, Indus, Yamuna, Teesta, Gomti, Periyar, Krishna, Godavari, Sabarmati etc. The river conversations is critical to re-evaluate histories, reconnecting civilisations, cultures and peoples, ideas and regions. On opening of streams of thought and conversations for a future with exciting possibilities
Second in a new series of quarterly river conversations conceptualised by Kishalay Bhattacharjee, Associate Professor of Journalism and Vice Dean, School of Journalism and Communication, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat
Sangam Strings Concert
28 November 2019, 05:30 am
Sangam Strings Concert
Programme Type
Cultural
Sangam Strings Concert
A dialogue between two maestros Emilio Bezzi from Italy on the lute; and Rohan Dasgupta from India on the sitar
With the support of tabla maestro, Arunava Mukherjee
This unique collaboration between the sitar and the Renaissance lute represents a possible confluence of oriental and occidental music regardless of the paths developed independently by the two
(Collaboration: Italian Embassy Cultural Centre)
Two roofs, common tree: The Renaissance Lute meets the Sitar
29 November 2019, 05:30 am
Two roofs, common tree: The Renaissance Lute meets the Sitar
Programme Type
Discussions
Two roofs, common tree: The Renaissance Lute meets the Sitar
A dialogue between two maestros Emilio Bezzi from Italy on the lute; and Rohan Dasgupta from India on the sitar
With the support of tabla maestro, Sanjay Kansa Banik
This unique collaboration between the sitar and the Renaissance lute represents a possible confluence of oriental and occidental music regardless of the paths developed independently by the two
(Collaboration: Italian Embassy Cultural Centre)
The Ambassador Series
28 November 2019, 05:30 am
The Ambassador Series
Programme Type
Cultural
Finance and Fountains: The Next Stage in Indo-Israeli Relations
Speaker: H.E. Dr. Ron Malka, Ambassador of Israel
Chair: Ms Indrani bagchi, Senior Diplomatic Editor, The Times of India
India-Israel relations have been mainly built on defence, technology, tourism and agriculture. Israel is today one of the three major sources of defence equipment for India and a key partner in cybersecurity and counter terrorism. There is also a burgeoning science and technology bond between the two countries in software and startups in recent years.
At present Israel is also a world leader in innovation and a superpower in water management. This makes it a perfect partner for India which is rapidly digitizing its economy and has also declared “water for all” as a national priority. Whether it is desalination, recycling or waste management, Israel is a recognized global leader in the domain.
Drawing from the above, the Israeli Ambassador, Dr. Ron Malka will discuss how the two countries can move the relationship to the next level to bring them closer through working in the realm of financial markets and water
(Collaboration: Ananta Aspen Centre)
Mapping Sustainable Agriculture: Agriculture in a Slowing Economy
26 November 2019, 05:30 am
Mapping Sustainable Agriculture: Agriculture in a Slowing Economy
Programme Type
Talks,
Webcasts
Venue
Multipurpose Hall, Kamaladevi Complex, IIC
Mapping Sustainable Agriculture
Agriculture in a Slowing Economy
Inaugural lecture to be delivered by Dr. Ashok Gulati, agricultural economist and Infosys Chair Professor for Agriculture, Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER); and formerly Chairman of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP)
Chair: Shri N N Vohra, President, IIC
First in a new series of monthly lectures and discussions on the Agrarian crisis in India today. Some of the issues that the series will address include problems afflicting the Agriculture sector; why Agriculture reforms have not succeeded; Agriculture and non-agriculture linkages; China’s agriculture model; politics of Agriculture; what happened to the second Green Revolution etc.
Parichay
26 November 2019, 05:30 am
Parichay
Programme Type
Cultural
Parichay
A unique musical introduction to Indian Music Experience - India's first interactive music museum, Bangalore
Followed by
An Ensemble
By Suma Sudhindra on Saraswathi Veena, Shubendra Rao on Sitar and Manasi Prasad on vocals
Bharatanatyam Recital
By students of Geeta Chandran and Rama Vaidyanathan
(Collaboration: Indian Music Experience, Bangalore)
An evening in memory of the legendary thumri exponent Naina Devi
23 November 2019, 05:30 am
An evening in memory of the legendary thumri exponent Naina Devi
Programme Type
Cultural
An evening in memory of the legendary thumri exponent Naina Devi
Talks by her close associates on her personna and music.
Naina Devi’s favourite thumris, dadras, hori, kajri, chaiti, and jhoolawil be rendered by her senior disciple, Madhumita Ray
Followed by
Baithaki Bhaav
By Pt Birju Maharaj and Vidushi Sashwati Sen
Accompanists: Manoj Nagar and Utpal Ghoshal on tabla; vocal support by Anirban Bhattacharee and Pt Bharat Bhushan Goswami on sarangi