Indian classical music festival

The Samatva Foundation (R) is set to present 'Samatva Sambhrama 2026' a prestigious two-day festival celebrating the richness and diversity of Indian classical music on August 5 and 6, 2026, at the iconic Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Bengaluru. Organised under the Foundation's vision of "Explore • Express • Embellish • Enhance" the festival will bring together some of India's most distinguished musicians for an extraordinary musical experience, offering audiences an opportunity to witness captivating performances spanning percussion, vocal, instrumental and ensemble presentations. Day One – August 5 The opening evening will feature an exclusive Tabla Solo Recital by internationally acclaimed tabla maestro Pandit Sri Yogesh Samsi from 5.45 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. The celebrations will continue with "Strings Attached" from 7.15 p.m. to 9.15 p.m.,featuring an exceptional ensemble comprising renowned violin maestro Vidwan Sri R.Kumaresh, eminent veena virtuoso Vidushi Dr Jayanthi Kumaresh, acclaimed percussionist Vidwan Sri K. Sai Giridhar, and Pandit Sri Yogesh Samsi, promising an unforgettable evening of melody, rhythm and artistic brilliance. Day Two – August 6 The second day will begin with "Kashi Damaru" from 5.30 p.m. to 6.45 p.m., presented by Vidwan Sri Jagadeesh D. Kurthkoti and team, showcasing the vibrant rhythmic traditions of Indian classical music. The festival will culminate with a spectacular "Special Musical Confluence" from 7.15 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., featuring celebrated Carnatic vocalist Vidwan Sri Abhishek Raghuram, acclaimed musician Vidwan Sri Praveen D. Rao, renowned flautist Vidwan Sri Sruthi Sagar, distinguished Tavil maestroVidwan Sri Mannargudi R. Vasudevan, and eminent mridangam artistVidwan Sri Anantha R. Krishnan. Celebrating India's Rich Musical Heritage Samatva Sambhrama 2026 is envisioned as a vibrant platform to celebrate India's rich classical music traditions while bringing together legendary maestros and music enthusiasts under one roof. The festival aims to foster appreciation for India's timeless cultural heritage and inspire the next generation of musicians and connoisseurs. Music lovers, students, artistes and rasikas are invited to be part of this unique cultural celebration and experience two evenings of world-class performances by some of the country's finest exponents of Indian classical music. FOR Tickets, please visit https://www.samatvafoundationformusic.com/sambhrama-2026

Indian classical music festival

‘Samatva Sambhrama’ 2-day Indian classical music festival on August 5 and 6, 2026