Perth’s Indian community came together for an evening of music and dance at the ‘Sound of Harmony’ concert, a showcase of cultural unity organised by Natraj Productions Australia in collaboration with the Consulate General of India in Perth and the Hindi Samaj of Western Australia (HSWA). Held at the Indian Community Centre in Willetton, the event highlighted a mix of traditional and contemporary performances.
The concert featured Indian classical, semi-classical, and folk music, alongside energetic dance performances that reflected the diversity of the community. Carnatic sangeet brought a traditional touch to the programme, blending seamlessly with other musical styles presented on the night.
Consul General Amarjeet Singh Takhi attended the event with his spouse, commending the artists for their dedication and acknowledging the role of cultural initiatives in fostering stronger ties between communities. As a gesture of appreciation, Dr Anjali Gadre, President of Maharashtra Mandal Perth, honoured the Consul General for his ongoing work in strengthening diplomatic connections between India and Western Australia.
For Natraj Productions Australia, the concert was another step in its continued efforts to bring Indian performing arts to a wider audience. Led by figures such as Prashant Tupe, the organisation has played a key role in introducing productions across multiple Indian languages, including Marathi, Hindi, and Gujarati, to the Western Australian stage.
The collaboration between community groups and the Consulate General reflected the growing enthusiasm for cultural exchange and artistic expression. The audience left with a deeper connection to the performances, demonstrating how music and dance continue to serve as bridges between cultures.
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