Dibrugarh, Oct. 3 -- The SPIC MACAY Dibrugarh Chapter concluded its first Western classical music series this week, with performances at three educational institutions in Assam's Dibrugarh and Tinsukia over two days.

The series featured pianist, conductor and Yamaha Artist Nise Meruno, who performed with the Tetso College Ensemble from Nagaland and Dibrugarh-based neurodivergent pianist Devanga Bidrum Kalita.

The series began on September 29 at D.H.S.K. (Autonomous) College, Dibrugarh, in collaboration with the institution's SPIC MACAY Heritage Club. Around 350 students and faculty members attended the programme.

The artists, on September 30, performed at Budding Buds Higher Secondary School in Tinsukia, where around 250 people attende...