Artists

Dhani Gundecha is a Dhrupad vocalist of the Dagar Gharana, trained under the Gundecha Brothers, known for performances, teaching, and promoting traditional Indian classical music.

Mahendra Kapoor was a famous Indian playback singer known for patriotic songs like “Mere Desh Ki Dharti.” He had a powerful voice and was active in Bollywood’s golden era.

Suman Kalyanpur is a famous Indian playback singer known for her melodious voice in the 1950s–70s. She sang many hit songs and worked with top composers and singers like Mohammed Rafi.

Ravindra Sathe is a renowned Marathi playback singer known for film songs, natyasangeet, and devotional music. Trained in classical music, he gained fame from Samna and won many awards.

Malabika Kanan was a noted khayal singer of the Kirana gharana, known for her soulful style, AIR performances, and teaching at ITC SRA, shaping future classical musicians.

Bhavdeep Jaipurwale is a Hindustani classical singer of the Jaipur-Atrauli tradition, known for khayal singing, raga clarity, and dedication to preserving classical music heritage.

Pandit Maniram was a Mewati gharana vocalist, guru of Pandit Jasraj, known for khayal, bhajan, and spiritual depth, contributing greatly to Indian classical music tradition.

Mohan Shyam Sharma is a noted pakhawaj artist known for his deep, powerful rhythm, mastery of Dhrupad style, and dedication to preserving traditional Indian classical percussion.

Mohit Sahani is a Varanasi-based Hindustani classical vocalist and harmonium artist, known for accompaniment, solo performances, and educational content in Indian classical music.

Maitreyee Roy Dadarkar is a Kolkata-based Hindustani classical vocalist of the Kirana gharana, trained under leading gurus and recognized through major competitions and performances.

Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar was a legendary Carnatic singer known for his powerful voice, devotion, and for popularizing classical music through concerts and teaching.

Sawai Gandharva was a great Kirana gharana singer and guru of Bhimsen Joshi, known for his melodious style and teaching legacy.

Tyagaraja was a great Carnatic composer and devotee of Lord Rama. His kritis and Pancharatna works remain central to Indian classical music tradition.

R. K. Bijapure was a renowned harmonium player known for his gayaki style, long career, and contribution as a teacher and accompanist in Hindustani classical music.

Subhalakshmi Barua Khan is from Assam, trained in classical arts, and is known for supporting a legendary musical family with grace and strong cultural values.

Dr. Suparna Venkatesh is a Bengaluru-based Bharatanatyam and Kathak dancer, choreographer, and educator, Karnataka Kalashree awardee, and co-founder of Sai Arts International.

Anupam Shobhakar is an Indian musician who blends Hindustani classical music with jazz and rock. A sarod player and innovator, he creates unique cross-cultural sounds.

Shubham Sarkar is a New Delhi-based Hindustani classical violinist and AIR-graded artist, known for his training under leading gurus and award-winning performances across India.

Pradip Kumar Sarkar, a Banaras gharana tabla artist, is an AIR ‘A’-graded performer, ICCR-empanelled musician, educator, and solo/accompaniment specialist with global performances.

Pandit Rajnish Mishra is a Hindustani classical vocalist of the Banaras gharana, known for khayal duet performances and as a torchbearer of the Rajan–Sajan Mishra musical lineage.

Rajnish–Ritesh Mishra, known as Mishra Bandhu, are sixth-generation Banaras gharana vocalists, acclaimed for duet Hindustani classical singing and global performances.

Padmaraj Upadhyaya is a Mumbai-based tabla artist and founder of Swartaal Sangam Music Academy, known for Hindustani classical accompaniment, teaching, and fusion performances.

Aditya Rajagopal is a Carnatic mridangam artist known for accompanying vocal and instrumental concerts, with training in rhythm and konnakkol, performing with leading musicians.

Vinod Prasanna is an award-winning bansuri virtuoso from the Benares Gharana, based in Australia, known for Hindustani classical, world music collaborations, and a 250-year musical lineage.

Bobby Singh is an ARIA award-winning tabla artist based in Australia, known for Hindustani classical training and global collaborations across jazz, world music, and cross-cultural projects.

An Australian Hindustani classical musician trained in the sarod tradition under Pt. Ashok Roy, with advanced study across India and ongoing guidance from leading gurus in Kolkata and beyond.

Jotin Bhattacharya was a sarod maestro of the Maihar Gharana and disciple of Allauddin Khan, known for his performances, teaching, and music writings.

Arnab Chakrabarty is an Indian sarod player born in 1980 in Mumbai. A disciple of Buddhadev Das Gupta, he blends tradition and innovation and performs internationally.

Hafiz Ali Khan (1888–1972) was a great Indian sarod player from Gwalior and a master of Hindustani classical music. He received the Padma Bhushan in 1960. He was the father and guru of Amjad Ali Khan.

Ramesh Mishra (1948–2017), a Varanasi-born sarangi maestro and Ravi Shankar’s disciple, performed globally, collaborated with Aerosmith, and won the 2008 Sangeet Natak Akademi Award.