1) An exhibition of outdoor travel photography is taking place at the PL Deshpande Gallery until Sunday. 2) A Mahila Sangeet Sammelan featuring female classical musicians is being held on March 3-4 with performances by sitarist Mita Nag and others. 3) An art exhibition by Trishla Jain titled "Tangerine Trees and Marmalade Skies" is concluding at Gallery BMB, featuring whimsical furniture pieces and installations.

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Divas of Hindustani music
MAHILA SANGEET SAMMELAN
I
n an early celebration of
Women's Day, attend two WHERE: Karnataka Sangh, Matunga
WR
classical concerts by the lead-
WHEN: March 3-4, 6.30 pm and 10 am
ing ladies of Hindustani music.
ENTRY: Free
Khayal Trust and Kalabharati
have set up a Mahila Sangeet
Sammelan, a programme featur- CALL: 99202 23793
PRATAHSWAR (MORNING RAGA CONCERT)
ing talented female instrumen-
talists. On Saturday evening at
Vibrant hues,
6.30 pm, catch a sitar rectial by WHERE: Open Foyer, Ravindra
Natya Mandir, Prabhadevi
Clowning around
Mita Nag, daughter of veteran
WHEN: March 4, 6.30 am onwards
uplifting art
sitarist Manilal Nag, with
Anuradha Pal on the tabla. Don't ENTRY: Free
miss the bandish performances CALL: 2418 8494
by Neela Bhagwat, Mrinal
WHERE: Log on to
C
lowns Without borders is a Natekar Bhide, Aditi Joshi and
non-profit organisation from
www.germany-and-india.com for
C
Reshma Gidh. On Sunday morn- atch Trishla Jain's sec-
Germany that goes across the
details.
ing at 10 am, catch a guitar recital ond solo show
world, and puts up free shows to put
WHEN:Today through to
by Kamala Shankar and a vocal Tangerine Trees and
a smile on kids' faces who face crisis
Wednesday
recital by Manjiri Alegaonkar. The Marmalade Skies before it con-
situations. This could be anything second concert, Pratahswar by cludes tomorrow. The exhibi-
from kids affected by war, or those ENTRY: Free Pancham Nishad starts early on tion, which opened last
dealing with a natural calamity. In Sunday at 6.30 am. The Morning month at Fort's Gallery BMB,
India, they will visit various schools in India, a celebration of the comple- Raga concert will present the received a tremendous
and their first stop tomorrow is at tion of 60 years of Indo-German skilled vocalist Meenal response from art enthusiasts,
Dharavi. There are five clowns com- relations. Shows will be held at vari- Deshpande. Trained in the patrons and gallerists across
ing down as part of Year of Germany ous locations till Wednesday. Jaipur Atrauli Gharana the city. Jain has produced
Smash Hits
style, she has a over 50 works for her recent
captivating show. These included furni-
voice. ture pieces, dressers, sofas and
even a child's rocking horse
that set the tone of whimsical
K
ick start your week- playfulness, which was the
end with great leitmotif of the exhibition.
music at Bonobo's Of all the installations,
popular Smash Up night. Come In, Come In was the one
The theme night, in its that garnered the most atten-
Scottish roots, Hindustani sounds
new avatar, will feature tion. Works like Mad Spirit, G
resident DJ RayG (Reji is for Joy, In Ecstatic Arms and
Ravindran) playing Unicorn were much appreciat-
with talented DJs. The ed. The show described by
first Saturday of each various art connoisseurs as
maqaam music, and also plays the
A
month will feature DJ n American musician of unique, global and one that
Ruskin, and the third Scottish origin, Paul Grant is tabla and sitar. He plays the santoor evokes contemporary lan-
Saturday will feature Mr currently based out of with finesse and depth. With years guage, was inspired by the
Dim & The Death Paratha. Switzerland but has a great of experience, he has a unique, works of Rumi, Shakespeare
Tonight, expect a buzzing understanding of original approach to sound pro- and Krishna, a figure close to
party with Ruskin and Hindustani music. duction. To perfect his sounds, he her heart. Christian iconogra-
RayG taking the console. Grant started out in a has also designed some models of phy featured in her work,
Ruskin has held residencies rock band and by the the santoor. Watch him in a pas- adding depth and range to
at Mumbai's hippest clubs '70s, he was drawn to sionate santoor recital this her repertoire.
since the '90s and is best classical music. He evening. The talented Nayan Meditation is a part of
known for his ghetto-funky has now mastered Ghosh will accompany him on Trishla Jain's life and the
breaks, retro funk, soul, the nuances of the tabla. serenity was seen in her
Kashmiri
WHERE: Nehru Centre,
house and disco mash-ups. cheerful body of work. Don't
Together with RayG, he will sufiyana
Hall of Harmony, Dr AB
miss it for its vibrant hues are
spin some energetic music and
Road, Worli
sure to cheer you up.
to get the party started. Persian
WHEN: Saturday, March
WHERE: Gallery BMB,
WHERE: Bonobo, 3, 6 pm
Fort
Kenilworth, 2nd Floor, ENTRY: Rs 200
WHEN: 11 am - 7 pm
Off Linking Road, BOOK ONLINE:
www.bookmyshow.com ENTRY: Free
Bandra (W)
CALL: 22000061
WHEN: Saturday,
March 3, 9 pm
ENTRY: Open to all
CALL: 26055050
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