
Nada Sangam 2026 – Carnatic Vocal Concert with Medha Manjunath
Bangalore vocalist Medha Manjunath with Vinod Shyam Anoor (mridangam), Aswin Narayanan (violin) and Arthavan Selvanathan (kanjira) at the Brisbane Finnish Hall.
By SRJ Rhythm Academy
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Indian classical music encompasses a rich tradition of Hindustani and Carnatic styles, celebrated for their intricate melodies and rhythmic complexity. Sydney’s Indian community can look forward to three exciting upcoming events that showcase this cherished art form.
Classical music encompasses a rich tradition of melodic and rhythmic forms, with Indian classical music divided into two main styles: Hindustani and Carnatic. Melbourne is a hub for the Indian community, and it has two exciting upcoming events showcasing this beautiful art form.
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Bangalore vocalist Medha Manjunath with Vinod Shyam Anoor (mridangam), Aswin Narayanan (violin) and Arthavan Selvanathan (kanjira) at the Brisbane Finnish Hall.
By SRJ Rhythm Academy

Sādhana School of Dance presents the inaugural Mārabu, a Bharatanatyam festival with two full recitals by Vaidehi Subramanyan and Christopher Gurusamy with live musicians at Bankstown Arts Centre.
By Sādhana School of Dance

Violin virtuoso Pandit Milind Raikar and Agra gharana vocalist Vidushi Shubhra Guha share an Indian classical double bill at Wesley Music Centre.
By ArtSound FM & Radio Manpasand

The Australian String Quartet join Punjabi-Australian singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett for a concert blending contemporary Punjabi music, Indian raga and string quartet, at Nexus Arts on 5 November 2026.
By Nexus Arts

Vocalist Parvyn joins the Australian String Quartet for a programme blending classical Indian raga with soul and jazz, in the Primrose Potter Salon.
By Melbourne Recital Centre

After a sold-out debut, Band.ish returns with a bigger, bolder live experience where Indian classical traditions collide with contemporary sounds and fearless musical experimentation. Expect an immersive evening of reimagined melodies, storytelling, and genre-blending performances designed to surprise, move, and inspire.
By Antariksh_The T Collective