Both Meera Mehzabin and Saanjh Jaura are excited about their performance at the Centre Stage at Surrey City Hall on September 17th, where they will share the stage with renowned British Columbian musicians Amarjeet Singh on Tabla, Mohan Bhide on Harmonium, and Gavin Dhillon on Sitar. Their performance will encompass Ghazal, Thumri, and Semi-Classical Film songs. Meera will showcase Raag Malkauns, a piece she has been perfecting for the past two years, while Saanjh will perform Raag Yaman.
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