Anahat Naad, 2026, a two day Music Festival in Margao, Goa

Rudraksha Vaze, a Goa-based Hindustani classical tabla player, performs solo and as an accompanist. Trained under senior gurus, he plays classical, light music, and dance, performing across India and

Mayank Bedekar is a Hindustani tabla artist, trained under Pandit Suresh Talwalkar in multiple gharanas. An A-grade All India Radio artist, he performs solo, accompanies, and teaches globally.

Sarang Kulkarni, a Hindustani harmonium player from Belagavi, Karnataka, trained by his father Dr. Sudhanshu Kulkarni, excels in solo and jugalbandi performances at major classical festivals.

Prasad Madiwalar, a Goa-based tabla artist and educator, holds a master’s in Indian classical music from Karnatak University. A performer, accompanist, and teacher, he works in traditional and

Shafique Khan, a Dharwad tradition sitarist from a renowned musical family, blends Gayaki and Tantakari styles. A top-graded All India Radio artist, he’s nationally recognized for his Hindustani

Chhote Rahimat Khan, a 7th-gen sitarist from Dharwad-Gwalior’s Bande Ali Khan gharana, blends Gayaki and Tantakari styles. A top-graded All India Radio artist, he performs, teaches, and directs music

Prachala Amonkar is a Goa-based Hindustani vocalist (A-grade, All India Radio/Doordarshan), specializing in ragas like Yaman and Deskar. She performs at major festivals, teaches at Kala Academy, and

Bheemanna Jadhav is a classical musician specializing in the rare Sundri, a Maharashtra double-reed instrument. From Solapur’s Jadhav Gharana, he preserves this tradition through performance and

Fareed Hassan Khan is a Delhi Gharana classical vocalist specializing in Khayal, Thumri, Sufi, and Ghazal. Trained in the Delhi tradition, he blends discipline with improvisation in concerts and

Renowned sitar maestro of the Dharwad Gharana, Ustad Rafique Khan blends Gayaki and Tantakari styles with expressive mastery and is a leading performer and torchbearer of a legendary musical lineage.

Rishikesh Fadke is a Hindustani classical tabla player, known for accompanying vocal and instrumental performances at Indian music festivals, including Goa. He is linked to the World Tabla Council.

Dattatray Mhalshi is a Goa-based Hindustani classical harmonium player, known as an accompanist at festivals and concerts. Active with Harmonium Foundation Goa.