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The MHCMS hosts recitals of talented and knowledgeable Hindustani Classical Musicians for the wider community to enjoy.

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Upcoming Events 

Friday 16th November 2018

Vidya Shah - Vocal

Bobby Singh - Tabla

​Prasad Karve - Harmonium

Join us at the home of one of our esteemed patrons for a night of Sarod. 
To be held at 22 Hilltop Avenue, Glen Iris
​8-11pm

Donations at the door appreciated.

Saturday 24th November 2018

Soumya Chakraverty - Sarod

Join us at the home of one of our esteemed patrons for a night of Sarod. 
To be held at 21 Bareena Grove Doncaster East
​8-11pm

Donations at the door appreciated.

January 2019

Radheyshyam Gupta - Sitar

Vinod Prasana - Flute

Bobby Singh - Tabla

Join us at the Kew Courthouse for a performance by a founding member of the Melbourne Hindustani Classical Music scene, and patron of the society, Radheyshyam Gupta. 

The second half of the night will feature Vinod Prasana on the flute. 
Both performances will be accompanied by Bobby Singh on the tabla.

​To be held at Kew Courthouse
7:30-10:30pm

Tickets $20 per head, excluding MHCMS Patrons. 
Further ticketing details to come.

February 2019

Aminul Haque - Vocal

Murali Kumar - Violin

Pandurang Torvi - Tabla

Saugato Ghosh - Harmonium

Join us at the Kew Courthouse for a two-parted performance featuring talented Melbourne-based artists.
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​To be held at Kew Courthouse
7:30-10:30pm

Tickets $20 per head, excluding MHCMS Patrons. 
Further ticketing details to come.

Saturday 2nd March 2019

Ustad Shahid Pervez - Sitar

Hindole Mazumdar - Tabla

The Society proudly presents a performance by one of the world's most esteemed artists. 
Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan descends from six generations of sitarists. He is one of the leading exponents of the Etawah Gharana, a musical tradition or "family" committed to this most famous of Indian instruments. He was trained by his father and guru, Ustad Aziz Khan. 
Read this information and more here. 


Hindole Mazumdar occupies a commendable position amongst the young tabla players of his generation. Inspired by his maternal grandfather, Late Sri Chittaranjan Roy, an ardent music lover, and his mother, Late Sunanda Majumdar, a teacher by profession and a Kathak dancer disciple of Pandit RamgopalMishra of the Jaipur gharana, Hindole started learning tabla at the tender age of 5.
Read this information and more here. 

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​To be held at the James Tatoulis Auditorium at MLC Kew 
7:30-10:30pm

Tickets $70, $50, $40 per head, 
Each ticket purchased is discounted $15 for MHCMS Patrons. 
Tickets here

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