Morning Music | Anupama Bhagwat and Nabin Shrestha @JLFInternational

Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

Daybreak - Raga and Rhythm

Anupama Bhagwat presents a journey on the sitar, accompanied by the tabla, with soulful morning ragas that evoke nature and the harmony of dawn. The recital then flows into lively folk melodies and uplifting Sufi songs, with the melodic depth of the sitar meeting the rhythmic interplay of the tabla.

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