Artists

Abhijit Kastha is a Hindustani tabla player, MA (Tabla) from Rabindra Bharati University, active as a performer since 2002.

Subhadeep Kumar Biswas is a Hindustani vocalist and harmonium player and a faculty member at SIFAS Singapore.

Samir Chatterjee is a Farrukhabad gharana tabla virtuoso, global performer, and teacher, known for solo work, major collaborations, writings on tabla, and founding Chhandayan.

Mitali Banerjee Bhawmik is a Hindustani classical vocalist known for raga and semi-classical music, trained under Pt. V. G. Jog, and active as a performer, teacher, and arts organizer in the USA.

Saberi Misra is a Kathak dancer of the Jaipur gharana, known for powerful footwork, rhythmic precision, and expressive abhinaya, active as a performer and teacher.

Amit Chatterjee is an Indian tabla player trained by Pt. Sankha Chatterjee, known for blending Farukhabad and Punjab gharana styles and performing with leading classical musicians.

Subrata De is a Bishnupur gharana sitarist, disciple of Pt. Manilal Nag, known for dhrupad- and gayaki-influenced playing, new raga creations, and international performances.

Subrata Bhattacharya is a Kolkata-based Indian classical harmonium accompanist, known for supporting tabla solos and vocal concerts with melodious raga playing.

Prantar Karmakar is a Hindustani classical tabla player known for solo recitals and accompaniment, recognized for strong rhythm and appearances in curated classical music series.

Susmita Chakraborty is a Hindustani vocalist and composer from Kolkata, co-founder of SwarDarbar, known for khayal, thumri, devotional music, and original Bengali songs.

NYC-based tabla and pakhawaj player Tejas Tope, disciple of Pt. Samir Chatterjee and Zakir Hussain, performs internationally as a soloist and accompanist.

Vikas Yendluri is a tabla player. Began training at age five and is a disciple of Zakir Hussain, representing the Punjab gharana and performing across North America.

Toronto-based Punjab gharana tabla player Kiran Morarji is a disciple of Zakir Hussain and a student of Yogesh Samsi, active as a soloist and accompanist in North America.

Karan Minhas is a Punjab gharana tabla player known for dynamic improvisation and sensitive accompaniment. A disciple of Zakir Hussain, he performs and teaches globally.

Ustad Waseem Ahmed Khan is a premier Agra Gharana vocalist and ITC-SRA tutor. A master of Nom-Tom Alap and Khayal, he carries a 17-generation legacy of soulful, rhythmic mastery to global stages.

Pt. Biswajit Roy Chowdhury, sarod maestro, blends Senia Bangash technique with Jaipur-Atrauli vocal style. Disciple of Amjad Ali Khan and Mallikarjun Mansur. Renowned artist.

Afghan-American tabla artist Salar Nader, trained in Hindustani classical music under Zakir Hussain, performs globally as a soloist, accompanist, and cross-cultural collaborator in music, theater

A-Grade sitarist Deepsankar Bhattacharjee is a torchbearer of Indore Gharana’s Jafferkhani Baaj. Trained by Pt. Hara Shankar Bhattacharya, he blends intricate tantrakari with soulful vocalism.

Suphala Patankar is a New York–based tabla artist, composer, and producer trained in Indian and Western classical music. A student of Alla Rakha and Zakir Hussain, she blends contemporary styles with

Tabla player Ray Spiegel, a disciple of Alla Rakha since 1975, blends Punjab gharana tradition with jazz and global styles as a composer, educator, and fusion artist.

Dana Pandey is a U.S.-based tabla artist and educator trained under Zakir Hussain and Alla Rakha, with 40+ years in classical tradition and cross-cultural collaborations.

Sikiru Adepoju, a Nigerian master percussionist, specializes in the talking drum. From a hereditary drumming lineage, he performs traditional African and world music, collaborating globally.

American cellist and composer Joshua Roman, former Seattle Symphony principal, blends classical, contemporary, and cross-genre work with technical skill and digital-era engagement.

Grammy-nominated violinist Tessa Lark merges classical precision with American folk, bluegrass, and Appalachian traditions, showcasing stylistic versatility and technical mastery.

Swami Selvaganesh, a third-generation Carnatic percussionist, specializes in ghatam and kanjira, blending South Indian rhythms with global and cross-genre collaborations.

Marcus Gilmore, Grammy-winning American jazz drummer, blends rhythmic innovation with cross-genre work, shaping modern jazz as a key collaborator.

Dutch-born American jazz pianist Gerald Clayton blends lyrical and rhythmic styles. A Grammy-nominated artist, he performs, composes, and collaborates with modern jazz leaders.

Indian American jazz bassist/composer Harish Raghavan blends jazz with Indian classical music. Active since the mid-2000s, he collaborates as sideman/bandleader, known for rhythmic depth and

Alam Khan, son and disciple of Ali Akbar Khan, is a Grammy-nominated sarod player of the Seni Maihar gharana. Trained in the guru-shishya tradition, he performs globally and teaches the Maihar

Eric Harland, a versatile American jazz drummer and bandleader, rose from Houston’s music scene to collaborate globally. Known for his modern, adaptable style, he has recorded extensively and