Serendipity Arts Foundation’s flagship multi-disciplinary arts initiative, Serendipity Arts Festival, co-presented by Havells India, is coming back with its fourth edition and officially launching the festival with an immersive performance called Dhamaal at Central Park, Connaught Place, New Delhi (Free and open to all) from 7:30 P.M. onwards.
Curated by Aneesh Pradhan, and commissioned by the Serendipity Arts Festival, Dhamaal is a celebration of drumming traditions from India. It represents India’s cultural diversity as reflected through her music, particularly through percussion traditions. Drummers in Dhamaal come from various parts of the country to weave a tapestry of rhythm with other musicians. They bring to the collaboration the special language and technique that is associated with their instruments. While the focus of Dhamaal is on percussion traditions, the performance is equally grounded in melody and song-text. Dhamaal was first was showcased at Serendipity Arts Festival 2017.
Dhamaal is one of the key milestone events leading up to the Festival. The curtain raiser will also formally launch this year’s festival, which will be held in Panaji, Goa from 15 - 22 December.
The event is open to the public. Registration to attend the events can be done at the entry gate no 8 of the venues.
Curated by Aneesh Pradhan, and commissioned by the Serendipity Arts Festival, Dhamaal is a celebration of drumming traditions from India. It represents India’s cultural diversity as reflected through her music, particularly through percussion traditions. Drummers in Dhamaal come from various parts of the country to weave a tapestry of rhythm with other musicians. They bring to the collaboration the special language and technique that is associated with their instruments. While the focus of Dhamaal is on percussion traditions, the performance is equally grounded in melody and song-text. Dhamaal was first was showcased at Serendipity Arts Festival 2017.
Dhamaal is one of the key milestone events leading up to the Festival. The curtain raiser will also formally launch this year’s festival, which will be held in Panaji, Goa from 15 - 22 December.
The event is open to the public. Registration to attend the events can be done at the entry gate no 8 of the venues.
