Kaushiki Chakraborty Live in Brisbane, 15th April 2018

Event Details:

When – Sunday 15th April, 2018
Timings – 4:30 PM Start DOORS OPEN AT 4:00 PM
Where – Bld 22 (L3) Union Complex, Union Road University of Queensland, St Lucia QLD 4072, Australia
Free car park entry is available at P10 section (click here to view the parking details).
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Child Minding Facility available (Kids between 4 yrs to 10 yrs Old) $35 per child. You can book the child minding facility at the thank you page of booking. You will get a link on thank you page to book Child Minding. Contact us in case of any query.

If you are interested in registering for Child Minding Facility (KID’S ZONE) for this concert.

Event Terms and Conditions:

• Kids under 5 are free (No Seat allocated)
• Each ticket holder must carry ID proof along with the printed copy of ticket.
• Tickets are non refundable

About Event and Artist:

The PRIDE of India and the BBC Award Winner Ms. Kaushiki Chakraborty to Brisbane. Kaushiki Chakraborty is a Renowned Indian classical vocalist and the daughter of Ajoy Chakraborty. She is from a well known musical family of Calcutta. Groomed at Sangeet Research Academy where her father was teacher, her singing repertoire covers Khayals and Thumris, which in Hindustani music are ‘semi-classical’ or ‘light classical’ styles. She has been recipient of many national and international awards such as the BBC award in 2005, and has performed with elan at many national and international festivals and conferences.She belongs to the Patiala Gharana. She has held performances with her husband Parthasarathi Desikan in the United States. Chakraborty has participated in many major concerts. Apart from rendering Khyals in her performances she has also occasionally adopted contemporary form of Indian pop music. She performed at the Dover Lane Music Conference from the age of 20 and continued participating for the next 5 years. In her recitals she presents a mature and often with rhythmical swing succeeded by unrestrained taans in three and-a-half octaves.