NITN | @notintownlive | 04 May 2019, 01:36 pm
Kolkata, May 4 (NITN): ICCR, PLAY ON and Rotary Club of Calcutta Metro City presented a music and dance concert at the ICCR titled Sachetanata- an awareness program on Thalassaemia- on May 1.
The program was held on the eve of World Thalassaemia Day to be held on May 8.
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Santoor Maestro Pdt Tarun Bhattacharya and Tabla virtuoso Pdt Prodyut Mukherjee's Jugalabandi was the high point of the evening.
The duo played Pdt Tarun Bhattacharya's favourite Raag Kirwani followed by a Bhaityali.
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They were preceded by an enthralling Kathak presentation by Suprobha Mukherjee and an ensemble by Tarun Bhattacharya's students from Santoor Ashram.
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