with RN ‘Bangalore’ Prakash, Ratheeshkumar Manoharan and Sri ‘Venuganamani’ Pitchaiappah Gnanavarathan

Rhythm Utsav returns for its 10th anniversary, celebrating the richness of Indian classical music and dance while showcasing Bristol’s next generation of young performers.

The evening brings together acclaimed professional artists and 80 children and young people from across the city, with a first-half performance featuring master musicians RN ‘Bangalore’ Prakash on mridangam and ghatam, Ratheeshkumar Manoharan on violin and Sri ‘Venuganamani’ Pitchaiappah Gnanavarathan on Carnatic flute. Following the interval, the spotlight turns to the festival’s young stars, presenting a vibrant showcase of music and dance.

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