JalTarang presenting Sangam, a spectacular evening exhibiting incredibly diversified Indian cultural show with phenomenal performances and supporting Autism Awareness.
The show presents Living legend Kathak Exponent Padmashree and MBE, Pandit Pratap Pawar who has mesmerised the audiences over fifty-five years and transcended Kathak dance to Global Platform and International fame.
Geetanjali school of Arts will be performing along with founder Jayeeta Ghosh, an eminent award-winning Classical vocalist will showcase Colours of Raga, as the children from GAOFAL will endeavour to connect souls with glorious Hindustani classical Ragas and glimpses of impeccable traditional Gwalior Gharana at The Bhavans.
Smt Jayeeta Ghosh says “We will be presenting the uplifting compositions of Tarana, Chattarang, Trivat, Hori. The students are rehearsing over a month to bring phenomenal performance “.
JalTarang’ s Sangam also presents Bhanusingher Podaboli” The lyrical and musical depiction of Tagore. These phenomenal pieces of art will be presented by Bithi Purkyastha with her Team. Bithi, founder of Robi Chondo is prominent artist in London and aiming to encourage and understand inspirational work of Tagore and other Bengali poets. Bithi states she is very excited to present the RadhaKrishna epic story on stage with her team.
JalTarang ‘s Sangam is a cultural show that presents confluence of diversity of music and acceptance of neurodiversity with a social cause on Autism awareness.
Founder and Director, Paromita Goswami said “This is just not a cultural program but to support diversity and inclusivity in music, heritage and neurodiversity that comes through Autism, we are raising campaign to support AALFA, Assisted Living for Autistic Adults, NGO based in India and founded by a mother of 30-year-old Autistic son who was hounded with concern for the adult life of her son when providing a bare living for Autistic adults is a big challenge. “
Paromita ‘s 8-year-old son is in the spectrum which drives her to work on this project and support the cause with the musical venture.
JalTarang based in UK curates’ events across India, US and UK. JalTarang have received multiple awards from House of Commons and support of Indian embassies and Ministry of India across Globe for the exemplary work in just 20 months of its inception.
The program will be held in The Bhavans on 5th November, 5 pm onwards.
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