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In this spellbinding 2009 performance, the celebrated Shashank Subramanyam on the bansuri joins forces with the brilliant Purbayan Chatterjee on the sitar. They are accompanied by the dynamic Patri Satish Kumar on the mridangam and the masterful Sukhwinder Singh on the tabla. Together, they present a captivating rendition of Raga Sarasangi.
The evening resonates with the energy of collaboration—Shashank’s mellifluous bansuri breathes life into the raga’s meditative core, while Purbayan’s sitar shines with lyrical grace and sparkling improvisations. Patri Satish Kumar anchors the rhythm with the depth and vitality of the mridangam, while Sukhwinder Singh’s tabla artistry provides both subtle nuance and exhilarating drive, creating a rhythmic tapestry that uplifts the melodic dialogue.
Raga Sarasangi unfolds here as a journey—soulful, contemplative, yet brimming with joyous interplay. The performance bridges North and South Indian traditions, a meeting of worlds where melody and rhythm embrace in perfect harmony.
Musicians
🎶 Shashank Subramanyam (bansuri)
🎶 Purbayan Chatterjee (sitar)
🥁 Patri Satish Kumar (mridangam)
🥁 Sukhwinder Singh (tabla)
🌌 Whether you are a connoisseur of Indian classical music or stepping into its vast universe for the first time, this concert is an invitation to experience the raga’s timeless beauty, where every note feels both ancient and freshly alive.
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#DarbarFestival #shashanksubramanyam #purbayanchatterjee #mridangam #tabla #IndianClassicalMusic #LegacyOfSound #Darbar2009
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Watch the full concert now on our Darbar Player
In this spellbinding 2009 performance, the celebrated Shashank Subramanyam on the bansuri joins forces with the brilliant Purbayan Chatterjee on the sitar. They are accompanied by the dynamic Patri Satish Kumar on the mridangam and the masterful Sukhwinder Singh on the tabla. Together, they present a captivating rendition of Raga Sarasangi.
The evening resonates with the energy of collaboration—Shashank’s mellifluous bansuri breathes life into the raga’s meditative core, while Purbayan’s sitar shines with lyrical grace and sparkling improvisations. Patri Satish Kumar anchors the rhythm with the depth and vitality of the mridangam, while Sukhwinder Singh’s tabla artistry provides both subtle nuance and exhilarating drive, creating a rhythmic tapestry that uplifts the melodic dialogue.
Raga Sarasangi unfolds here as a journey—soulful, contemplative, yet brimming with joyous interplay. The performance bridges North and South Indian traditions, a meeting of worlds where melody and rhythm embrace in perfect harmony.
Musicians
🎶 Shashank Subramanyam (bansuri)
🎶 Purbayan Chatterjee (sitar)
🥁 Patri Satish Kumar (mridangam)
🥁 Sukhwinder Singh (tabla)
🌌 Whether you are a connoisseur of Indian classical music or stepping into its vast universe for the first time, this concert is an invitation to experience the raga’s timeless beauty, where every note feels both ancient and freshly alive.
🔔 Subscribe and click the bell icon to discover more gems from the Darbar Festival archive, and let the legacy of sound guide you into stillness and wonder.
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#DarbarFestival #shashanksubramanyam #purbayanchatterjee #mridangam #tabla #IndianClassicalMusic #LegacyOfSound #Darbar2009




![Tabla Meets Sarod: Yogesh Samsis Electrifying Solo with Alam Khan
#chandranandan #alamkhan #musicofindia
Pandit Yogesh Samsi, one of India’s most revered tabla maestros, brings depth, clarity, and unmatched rhythm to every performance. Trained under the legendary Ustad Alla Rakha, his playing reflects both precision and emotion, steeped in tradition yet full of vitality. In this special concert, he joins renowned sarod player Alam Khan, son of Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, for a soul-stirring rendition of Raag Madhu Malati. Their collaboration bridges generations and gharanas, creating a mesmerizing dialogue between rhythm and melody. Watch as Yogesh Samsi’s intricate tabla solo and sensitive accompaniment elevate this rare and beautiful raga to sublime heights.
Experience this unforgettable musical journey and witness the confluence of tradition and innovation. Dont forget to like, share, and subscribe for more soulful performances! 🎵
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Learn more about the raag:
Raag Madhu Malati is a rare and evocative raga in Hindustani classical music, known for its deep romantic and meditative mood. A blend of Raag Madhuvanti and Raag Malkauns, it weaves the delicate charm of the former with the mystical gravitas of the latter. Traditionally performed at night, Madhu Malati creates an atmosphere of serene longing and introspective beauty.
Its structure features both komal (flat) and teevra (sharp) notes, offering a unique melodic palette that balances sweetness and depth. Often explored by masters for its emotional complexity, Madhu Malati invites the listener into a world of quiet elegance and spiritual intensity.
Musicians -
Alam Khan (tabla)
Yogesh Samsi (tabla)
Recorded at Darbar Festival 2023
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