DECEMBER 2013 TO FEBRUARY 2015 | MUSICAL PERFORMANCES

Conflictorium started a monthly musical event called Gunguccha. Gunguchha was an evening dedicated to the love of music. It offered a space for upcoming musical talent in India. It also encouraged the audience to engage with the performer and be a part of a larger discourse about music. We hosted 8 editions of Gunguccha. There were a variety of performances such as Kabir Bhajans, Qawwali, Sufi Music, Band Performances.

Kabir Bhajans by Aditya Dipankar | 24 DECEMBER 2013

Qawwali performance by Sajid Solanki | 22 JANUARY 2014

Qawwali performance by Sajid Solanki –  Qawwal for the night was Sajid Solanki. He is a construction worker by profession and a trained classical singer. He has trained under Ustad Ashraf Ali Khan, who is a sarangi player and also a teacher of Hindustani music. Sajid Bhai was accompanied by his troupe on the sarangi, harmonium and tabla.

Sufi Music performance by Jagesh Jikar, Tabla by Jajvalya Shukla | 27 FEBRUARY 2014

Ravindra Sangeet performance by Pujasree Burman and Gujarati folk music performance by Anuradha Upadhyay | 28 MARCH 2014

It is the music – Chhara Vocals | 17 MAY 2014

It is the music – Chhara Vocals by Anish Garange, a unique musical programme which had music from daily utensils and songs was in Bhantu (Chhara) Tribal Dialect. A new art form emerging which talks about real-life music and language, a real, true expression.

Hindustani classical music performance and Kabir Bhajans | 6 JULY 2014

Hindustani classical music performance by Dhaivat Shukla & Kabir Bhajans by Aditya Dipanker.

Tabla by Jajvalya Shukla, Harmonium by Vaibhav Dave.

The wandering hands band | 30 AUGUST 2014

Band performance by The wandering hands band

Sufi Music performance | 27 SEPTEMBER 2014

Sufi Music performance by Vipal Shah

The Carnelians Band | 18 DECEMBER 2014

Band performance by The Carnelians Band

Fourplay Band | 27 DECEMBER 2014

Band performance by Fourplay Band

Akshat Band | 27 FEBRUARY 2015

Band performance by Akshat Band

SOURCE: CONFLICTORIUM ARCHIVES