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Parvyn Singh
 

Part of the Indian Performing Arts Convention - Melbourne Australia, 19-25 September 2022 - a carnival of Carnatic music and a bounty of Bharatanatyam!

With influences from Bjork to Anoushka Shankar, beloved Punjabi-Australian vocalist Parvyn Singh blends electronica and jazz with Sikh devotional music and classical Indian music and dance.

Best known for her work in cult psychedelic band The Bombay Royale, Parvyn has performed globally since childhood with her father Dya Singh. Her critically acclaimed debut record 'Sa' is immersed in a reflective world of different cultures and perspectives.

Support acts TBA

 

Event details

Venue: The Ian Potter Centre for Performing Arts, 48 Exhibition Walk, Clayton, VIC
Bookings: https://www.monash.edu/performing-arts-centres/event/parvyn/
Start Date: Saturday 24 September 2022

Tickets: $10 - $35

 

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