Artists

Debojyoti Bose, born 1962 in Kolkata, is a sarod maestro from a fourth-generation musical family. Trained by Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, he represents the Senia Bangash gharana. A top-graded All India

Guitarist Himanshu Tewari emphasizes disciplined technique, tonal control, and rhythmic precision in solo and collaborative performances, reflecting a committed approach to contemporary guitar music.

Amit Choubey, a tabla artist trained since age seven under Pt. Karodilal Bhatt, later studied with Ustad Zakir Hussain and Pt. Yogesh Samsi. Known for rhythmic precision, tonal clarity, and blending

Anup Jalota (b. 1953, Nainital) is an Indian bhajan and ghazal singer from the Sham Chaurasia gharana, trained at Bhatkhande Music Institute. Known as "Bhajan Samraat," he began at All India Radio

Ambi Subramaniam is an Indian violinist, composer, and educator blending Indian and Western classical music. A global soloist, he performs with top orchestras and teaches at SaPa, bridging tradition

Nikhil Parihar is a Kathak dancer trained at Kathak Kendra. His practice blends Delhi and Pune influences, shaped by varied academic and performance traditions.

Ruturaj Hinge, a Pune-based tabla player, blends formal training in the guru-shishya tradition with law studies, adopting a structured approach to Indian classical rhythm.

Tabla artist Ishan Paranjape specializes in Hindustani classical accompaniment, known for rhythmic precision and sensitivity to laya. A regular on classical stages, he collaborates with dancers

Rohit Khawale is a Pakhwaj player.

Savani Talwalkar, a distinguished tabla artist trained by her father Suresh Talwalkar, excels in Hindustani percussion. A soloist and accompanist at major festivals, she’s known for rhythmic clarity

Abhishek Shinkar is a harmonium artist trained in the guru-shishya tradition, learning under Pt. Nathrao Neralkar and Pt. Pramod Marathe. A Visharad and MA in harmonium, he performs as a soloist and

Nagesh Adgaonkar is a Hindustani classical vocalist trained in the guru-shishya tradition under Pt. Vitthalrao Jagtap and Ustad Rashid Khan. Rooted in Rampur-Sahaswan gharana, he performs widely and

Chintoo Singh Wasir, son of composer Mohinderjeet Singh, is a rabab and guitar virtuoso blending classical, ghazal, and global music through collaborations with renowned artists.

Abhijit Pohankar, son of Pandit Ajay Pohankar, pioneers Indian classical fusion on keyboard, blending raga with electronic and global styles. His album *Piya Bawari* marked a milestone, and in 2003

Vinay Mishra is a Hindustani harmonium artist, scholar (Ph.D., Delhi), and A-grade All India Radio performer. Trained under Ustad Mehtab Khan and Pt. Appa Saheb Jalgaonkar, he performs globally

Dilshad Khan, a 10th-gen sarangi maestro from Rajasthan’s Sikar gharana, trained under Ustad Gulab Khan, Nasir Khan, and Sultan Khan. A Hindustani classical soloist, he blends tradition with film

Naveen Sharma, born 1975 in Kalyan, is a dholak/percussionist blending folk, classical, and contemporary styles. Trained by his father and Ustad Alla Rakha, he performs globally, collaborating with

Sridar Parthasarathy is a renowned mridangam artist and Carnatic vocalist, celebrated for rhythmic precision and musical depth. A versatile soloist and accompanist, he bridges tradition and

Mumbai-based tabla artist Nisarg Dehukkar, trained under Ustad Fazal Qureshi, blends classical rigor with modern performance. ICCR-empaneled, he’s earned global acclaim via tours, awards in Europe

Tabla artist Nitin Mitta, trained in Farrukhabad gharana, is known for technical mastery and melodic sensitivity. Starting at age 10, he performs globally as soloist/accompanist, collaborating across

UK sitarist Roopa Panesar, trained by Ustad Dharambir Singh MBE, excels in Indian, Western classical, and contemporary music. Renowned for technical skill, she performs globally and teaches.

Nilay Salvi is a skilled harmonium artist specializing in Indian classical and devotional music, known for expressive raga-based performances blending tradition and innovation in concerts

Hemant Joshi, a tabla artist from Hubli, began training at age two under Shri Satish Hegade and later Shri Shrivatsa Koulgi. Known for stamina and clarity, he has performed 100+ times in Karnataka

Roopak Kallurkar is a tabla artist trained from age 3 by his father, Pandit Rajagopal Kallurkar, and mother, vocalist Smt. Vijayalaxmi. He mastered Hindustani and Carnatic rhythms under Vidwan

Abhishek Borkar, a Maihar Senia Gharana sarod artist, trained under Pandit Shekhar Borkar, blends sarod, sitar, and vocal techniques. A child prodigy, he performs globally, balancing tradition with

Kousik Banerjee, a Kolkata-based tabla artist and teacher, excels as a soloist and accompanist in Indian classical music. A-graded by AIR & Doordarshan, he holds a Presidential Gold Medal from

Kaushik Mukherjee, a sarod exponent of the Maihar Gharana, trained under Dilip Patro and Tejendra Narayan Mazumder. Active since 1990, he’s a National Scholar performing at key music platforms.

Jayanta Banerjee is a sitarist, composer, and accompanist trained in Rampur and Maihar gharanas under eminent gurus. Recognized at the 1997 National Youth Festival, he performs globally, blending

Soumen Sarkar is a tabla player based in Kolkata, originally from Islampur, West Bengal. He is engaged with Indian classical music performance.

Pankaj Mishra, a Banaras Gharana sarangi virtuoso, blends deep tradition with individual artistry. A renowned soloist and accompanist, he performs globally and leads key arts organizations, advancing