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Natya Tarangini presents
Parampara Festival
Kamani Auditorium, 7pm
August 7 - 9, 2026 New Delhi


July 13, 2026

Carrying forward its long-standing tradition of presenting some of the finest names in Indian performing arts, Natya Tarangini is set to organise the 30th edition of Parampara Series, one of the country's well-known festivals dedicated to classical music and dance.

The three-day festival, scheduled from 7th August to 9th August 2026, will once again bring together distinguished artists from across the country for an evening of classical performances that reflect the depth, beauty and diversity of India's cultural traditions.

Known for presenting both senior maestros and accomplished younger artists on one platform, Parampara Series has over the years built its own identity among audiences who appreciate Indian classical arts. This year too, the festival will present a carefully curated line-up featuring instrumental music, Hindustani classical vocal performances and classical dance presentations by some of the country's respected artistes.

From a special musical presentation by Shubhendra Rao, Saskia Rao-de Haas and Ishaan Rao, to a Kuchipudi performance by the Raja Radha Reddy Troupe, from Hindustani classical vocals by Madhup Mudgal and Sawani Mudgal, to Kathak by Maitreyee Pahari, and performances by Sajan Mishra and Swaransh Mishra along with Pavitra Bhat, this year's edition promises three evenings dedicated entirely to the spirit of Indian classical arts.

Date - 7th August - 9th August 2026
Time - 7:00 PM onwards
Venue - Kamani Auditorium

Natya Tarangini presents Parampara Festival

7th August 2026
Pt. Shubhendra Rao, Saskia Rao and Ishaan Rao - Sitar, Cello and Piano
Opening the festival will be a unique musical presentation featuring Pt. Shubhendra Rao on sitar along with Saskia Rao on cello and Ishaan Rao on piano. The performance is expected to bring together three distinct musical expressions in a rare collaborative presentation.

Raja Radha Reddy Troupe - Kuchipudi
The opening day will also feature a Kuchipudi performance by the Raja Radha Reddy Troupe, known for its contribution towards promoting and preserving one of India's most celebrated classical dance traditions.

8th August 2026
Pt. Madhup Mudgal and Vidushi Sawani Mudgal - Hindustani Vocal
The second day of the festival will feature renowned vocalist Pt. Madhup Mudgal along with Sawani Mudgal presenting Hindustani classical music. Their performances have been widely appreciated for maintaining the depth and purity of the classical tradition.

Maitreyee Pahari - Kathak
Kathak exponent Maitreyee Pahari will present a classical dance recital showcasing the grace, rhythm and expressive storytelling that remain central to the dance form.

9th August 2026
Pt. Sajan Mishra and Swaransh Mishra - Hindustani Vocal
Representing an important musical lineage in Hindustani classical music, Pt. Sajan Mishra and Swaransh Mishra will take the stage on the final day with a vocal presentation rooted in years of tradition and musical excellence.

Pavitra Bhat - Dance Performance
The festival will conclude with a dance presentation by Pavitra Bhat, bringing the three-day celebration to a close with yet another showcase of India's enduring artistic heritage.

For three decades now, the festival has remained committed to creating a platform that celebrates excellence in Indian performing arts while continuing to preserve traditions that have been passed on through generations. This year, Natya Tarangini returns with the 30th edition of Parampara Series, continuing the institution's journey of keeping India's classical music and dance traditions alive through meaningful cultural initiatives.

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