Lunchtime Voice & Piano Concert ft. Nandita Mukherjee & Amith Dey

Westminster Music Library welcomes singer Nandita Mukherjee & pianist Amith Dey for a free lunchtime concert. All are warmly welcome at this performance in a relaxed environment.

The programme includes a selection of Bengali and Tagore music.

Nandita Mukherjee is a distinguished British Bangladeshi artist known for her expertise in Rabindra Sangit. Influenced by her parents, she has engaged with Bengali music since childhood at Bulbul Academy of Fine Arts. This lifelong dedication has established her as a significant figure in the UK's cultural landscape. An accomplished ethnomusicologist with a master's degree from SOAS University of London, her research focuses on the ethnographic study of Rabindra Sangit in Bangladesh, enriching her art with scholarly insights. In 2025, she founded Ritosudha, a music school aimed at nurturing the next generation of musicians, both online and in person.

https://nandita-mukherjee.vercel.app

Amith Dey is a versatile singer, musician, and multi-instrumentalist. Trained in Indian classical music under the expert guidance of Pt Ramkanai Das, Ustad Arun Talukdar, Chanagopal Sarkar, and Bijon Roy. At present he is undergoing training under Smt. Chandra Chakrabarty. He sings semi-classical, modern, and folk music and has performed for Saudha, Union Chapel, Shakespeare’s Globe, Alchemy Festival at SouthBank Center, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Royal Albert Hall, and many mainstream major music festivals all over the UK.

https://www.youtube.com/@amithdey3266

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