Rasa Siddhi presents Swaradhyay, An Evening of Hindustani Classical Music

Date and Time: 17 January 2021, 5:30 pm onwardsAdd to Calendar 17/01/2021 17:30 17/01/2021 21:30 Asia/Kolkata Swaradhyay, An Evening of Hindustani Classical Music Must check for Details and on Event day before visiting -
https://www.delhievents.com/2021/01/music-swaradhyay-hindustani-classical-rasa-siddhi-pink-lotus-academia-greater-kailash.html The Pink Lotus Academia, E-297, Basement, Saral Jyoti Apartment, Greater Kailash Part 2, Gk2 Main Road (80 ft road), New Delhi- 110048DD/MM/YYYY

Entry: Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served Basis)

Venue: The Pink Lotus Academia, E-297, Basement, Saral Jyoti Apartment, Greater Kailash Part 2, Gk2 Main Road (80 ft road), New Delhi- 110048

Venue Info: Map | Nearest Metro Station - 'Greater Kailash(Magenta Line)'

Event Description: 3rd Edition of Swaradhyay organized by "Rasa Siddhi", promotion of Indian Classical music organisation dedicated towards honouring eminent musicians late Pt. Nikhil Bannerji and late Shri Prashant Thakur.

Performances -
1st item - Vocal Recital by Ujwal Nagar
Accompanists - Saptak Sharma on Tabla and Zakir Dholpuri on Harmonium

2nd item - Sitar Recital by Adnan Khan 

accompanist - Yashwant Vaishnav on Tabla

“Rasa Siddhi” is a collective of Sitar artists led by Shri Soumitra Thakur, which aims to reintroduce the historic culture of Baithak singing back to the larger public’s eye. With the 3rd edition of Swaradhyay scheduled on 17th January 2021, the organization is set to celebrate the musical mastery of gifted performers Shri Ujwal Nagar on the Vocals and Adnan Khan on the Sitar Recital. 

Music is celebrated and revered for not only being entertaining but highly meditative. That art connects people irrespective of societal divides and backgrounds is a well-known fact. Swaradhyay espouses this celebration of art in a baithak presentation, where both the artist and the audiences, participate in an intimate emotional exchange and interact on a common platform. Such a tradition, away from the current culture of stage performances in auditoriums, adds a personal touch to the participants’ experiences and is exactly what Swaradhyay endeavours to bring to life.

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