Artists

Shruti Bhave is a skilled Indian classical violinist and vocalist from Mumbai, India. Shruti was born into a musical family and trained from a young age as a singer before taking up the violin.

Deborshee Bhattacharjee is a talented Hindustani classical vocalist from India, widely appreciated for his rich voice, disciplined training, and expressive musical performances.

Sam Evans is an Australian tabla player, composer, and educator based in Melbourne. Trained under Pandit Anindo Chatterjee and Ustad Zakir Hussain, he is known for promoting Indian music internationally.

Vidushi Piu Mukherjee is an Indian classical and semi-classical vocalist renowned for carrying forward the Banaras Gharana tradition through Khayal, Thumri, Dadra, Tappa, and Purab Ang music.

Saskia Rao-de Haas is a Dutch-born cellist, composer, educator, and innovator renowned for pioneering the Indian cello and bridging Indian and Western classical music traditions.

B. U. Ganesh Prasad is an acclaimed Carnatic violinist and vocalist known for his soulful performances, traditional artistry, and global concert career.

Shijith N Parvathy are acclaimed Bharatanatyam performers and choreographers known for blending tradition, rhythm, and spirituality.

Mamta Joshi is an award-winning Indian Sufi and Punjabi folk vocalist known for her soulful, multilingual performances and appearances at cultural festivals.

Swaransh Mishra is a Hindustani classical vocalist of the Banaras Gharana and a sixth-generation heir to the Rajan-Sajan Mishra musical lineage.

Pallavi Seth is an Indian multi-genre vocalist known for blending Western opera with Hindustani classical music traditions.

Anubrata Chatterjee is a leading Indian tabla maestro of the Farrukhabad gharana known for classical excellence and global musical collaborations.

Nayanika Ghosh is an internationally acclaimed Kathak exponent, choreographer, educator, and founder of the Ninaad Foundation, which promotes Indian classical arts globally.

Prashant Pandav is a Pune-based Tabla player, vocalist, and Kirtankar, disciple of Pt. Yogesh Samsi is known for performing at Sawai Gandharv Mahotsav and Hariwallabh Mahotsav.

Nitish Purohit is a Pune-based Sarod player, composer, and music teacher, disciple of Sarod maestro Pandit Tejendra Narayan Majumdar, with 12+ years of experience in Hindustani Classical Music.

G. Chandrasekara Sharma is a Chennai-based Carnatic percussionist known for his work on the ghatam.

K.V. Gopalakrishnan is a Chennai-based Carnatic percussionist known for his work on the kanjira.

Thanjavur K. Murugaboopathi is a leading Carnatic mridangam artist known for his accompaniment, solo work, and collaborations.

Christopher Gurusamy is an Australian Bharatanatyam soloist trained at Kalakshetra.

Sandeep Narayan is a Carnatic vocalist.

Dr. Apoorva Jayaraman is a Bharatanatyam Dancer.

Amrutha Venkatesh is a Bangalore-based Carnatic vocalist.

Ali Baksh Jarnail was a renowned Hindustani classical singer and co-founder of the Patiala Gharana, famous for khayal singing and musical innovation.

Mohammed Ameer Khan was a renowned sarod player, composer, and teacher who strengthened the Shahjahanpur Gharana and trained many classical musicians.

Mushtaq Hussain Khan was a renowned Hindustani classical singer, teacher, and Padma Bhushan awardee known for preserving the Rampur–Sahaswan Gharana tradition.

Kartik Ram Ji was a Raigarh Gharana icon. He blended folk roots with courtly Kathak, mastering complex rhythms and Abhinaya. As a guru, he preserved Chhattisgarh’s unique dance legacy.

Chakradhar Singh was a king, musician, and Kathak patron who developed the Raigarh Gharana and supported Indian classical music and dance traditions.

Lachhu Maharaj was a renowned Kathak dancer, choreographer, and guru of the Lucknow Gharana, known for expressive performances and classical dance choreography in Indian cinema.

Pandit Achchan Maharaj (1883–1947) was the "King of Kathak." Son of Kalka Prasad and father of Birju Maharaj, he was famous for blending heavy rhythmic power with incredible grace and storytelling.

Pandit Bindadin Maharaj (1830–1918) was the soul of the Lucknow Gharana. A master of Abhinaya, he composed 1,500 Thumris. He elevated Kathak with grace and depth alongside his brother, Kalka Prasad.