Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Sushri Kumud Diwan
Vocal
13-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Nakul Mishra
Tabla
Shri Sumit Mishra
Harmonium
Shri Ikram Khan .
Sarangi
2
Shri Shashank Subramanium
Flute
Shri Satishkumar Patri .
Mridangam
3
Sushri Amita Sinha Mahapatra
Dhrupad
Sushri Aliya Rasheed
Dhrupad
Shri Akhilesh Gundecha .
Pakhawaj
4
Pt. Umakant Gundecha
Dhrupad
Pt. Ramakant Gundecha
Dhrupad
Shri Akhilesh Gundecha .
Pakhawaj
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
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No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Shri Vinayak Torvi
Vocal
12-1-14
10:00:AM
Shri Ashish Sengupta
Tabla
Shri Shishir Bhatt .
Harmonium
2
Smt. N. Rajam
Violin
Assisted by Ragini Shankar
Violin
Shri Arvind Azad .
Tabla
3
Shri Adit Ravi
Flute
12-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Jajwalya Shukla .
Tabla
4
Sushri Jahnavi Phansalkar
Vocal
Shri Bimal Bhattacharya
Tabla
Shri Raju Gandharva .
Harmonium
5
Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt
Mohan Veena
Shri Ramkumar Mishra .
Tabla
6
Vidushi Girija Devi
Vocal
Pt. Gopal Mishra
Tabla
Shri Sumit Mishra
Harmonium
Shri Bharatbhushan Goswami .
Sarangi
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
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No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Shri Sougato Roychaudhari
Sarod
11-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Nihar Mehta .
Tabla
2
Sushri Kaushiki Chakrobarty
Vocal
Shri Sandip Ghosh
Tabla
Shri Paromita Mukherjee .
Harmonium
3
Shri Rajendra Gangani
Kathak
Shri Brijmohan Parihar
Vocal
Shri Fateh Singh
Tabla
Shri Ikram Khan .
Sarangi
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
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No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Pt. Ritwik Sanyal
Dhrupad
10-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Dalchand Sharma .
Pakhawaj
2
Pt. Ronu Majumdar
Flute
Shri Prithviraj Mishra .
Tabla
3
Pt. Jasraj
Vocal
Shri Ratan Mohan Sharma
Vocal Support
Shri Ramkumar Mishra
Shri Sridhar Parthasarathy
Tabla
Mridangam
Shri Mukund Petkar
Harmonium
.
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Shri Vishal Gori
Tabla Solo
09-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Ikram Khan .
Sarangi
2
Smt. Monica Shah
Vocal
Shri Nakul Mishra
Tabla
Shri Sudhir Yardi .
Harmonium
3
Shri Kushal Das
Sitar
Shri Ramdas Palsule .
Tabla
4
Pt. Ulhas Kashalkar
Vocal
Shri Rohit Majumdar
Tabla
Shri Vinay Mishra
Harmonium
Shri Allarakha Kalavant .
Sarangi
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Students of Saptak School of Music,
08-1-14
08:00:PM
Jaayini Shah and Mauli Dalal
Sitar – Duet
Shri Kabirdan Gadhavi .
Tabla
2
Haji Ustad Shaukat Niazi
Vocal
Shri Hemant Joshi
Tabla
Shri Shishir Bhatt .
Harmonium
3
Shri Alam Khan
Sarod
Shri Shubh Maharaj .
Tabla
4
Pt. Ajoy Chokrabarty
Vocal
Pt. Yogesh Samsi
Tabla
Shri Paromita Mukherjee .
Harmonium
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Ustad Rashid Mustafa Thirakwa
Tabla Solo
07-1-14
08:00:PM
assisted by : Shri Shariq Mustafa
Tabla
Shri Ehsan Ali Khan .
Sarangi
2
Shri Kumar Mardur
Vocal
Shri Ashish Sengupta
Tabla
Shri Vinay Mishra
Harmonium
Shri Allarakha Kalavant .
Sarangi
3
Pt. Shivkumar Sharma
Santoor
Zakir Hussain .
Tabla
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Sushri Amita Dalal
Sitar
06-1-14
08:00:PM
Shri Sapan Anjaria .
Tabla
2
Shri Suman Ghosh
Vocal
Shri Pravin Shinde
Tabla
Shri Raju Gandharva .
Harmonium
3
Shri Rahul Sharma
Santoor
Shri Ramkumar Mishra .
Tabla
4
Begum Parveen Sultana
Vocal
Shri Mukundraj Deo
Tabla
Shri Shrinivas Acharya .
Harmonium
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Sushri Madhu Bhatt Tailang
Dhrupad
05-1-14
10:00:AM
Shri Pravin Arya .
Pakhawaj
2
Ustad Shahid Parvez
Sitar
Ustad Akram Khan .
Tabla
3
Students of Saptak School of Music,
08:00:PM
Harshit Mehta, Nirav Barot, Raag Mehta
Vocal
Shri Shreyans Shah
.
Tabla
4
Shri Partho Sarodi
Sarod
Shri Shubh Maharaj .
Tabla
5
Ranjani- Gayatri
Carnatic Vocal
Shri M. Rajeev
Violin
Shri Delhi Sairam .
Mridangam
6
Ustad Shujat Khan
Sitar
Shri Sapan Anjaria
Tabla
Shri Amit Choubey .
Tabla
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
Saptak – An institution that exists solely for music
Saptak celebrates the Indian classical music tradition, helps you get drenched in its richness, explore its idiom, discover its nuances and preserve its timeless essence. It’s an exploration of the world of music in its entirety. From promoting an understanding and learning of Hindustani classical music – vocal and instrumental, to forging a musical bond between all music lovers, the artiste and the rasika, and creating an archival treasure of music – it’s an entire gamut that Saptak offers.
About Saptak…
The famous Russian composer and concert pianist Sergei Rachmaninov had once said that, “Music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for music.” To delve deeper into the world of music, a group of performers and music connoisseurs in Ahmedabad started on a journey in 1980 The quest was to connect with all those who were associated with Indian classical music – as a performer, as a student or as a rasika (listener). The initiative had the blessings of two legends of Indian Classical Music – Pt. Ravishankar and Pt. Kishan Maharaj. Nearly 30 years later, the spark of inspiration continues to burn bright, lighting up the path for newer initiatives that continue to evolve.
SAPTAK 2014 (part 1: 1st-13th Jan / part 2: 27th & 28th January)
The theme of this year’s festival is ‘Sankrant’. For Indian classical music it is ‘Sankrant’ as music tradition passes from one generation to another. This year’s programme features such a confluence of generations. Listeners will find it heartening that the classical tradition is vibrant as they watch the making of the new maestros.
Event :: Saptak Annual Music Festival – 2014 Part-1 (1st – 13th Jan 2014)
No
Artist Name
Instrument / Vocal
Event Date
Event Time
1
Students of Saptak School of Music
04-1-14
08:00:PM
Hui-Chi Goh
Violin
Shri Rahul Kushwaha .
Tabla
2
Shri Vikas Parikh
Vocal
Shri Pravin Shinde
Tabla
Shri Sudhir Yardi .
Harmonium
3
Pt. Anindo Chatterjee
Tabla Solo
assisted by Shri Anubrata Chatterjee
Tabla
Shri Sabir Khan .
Sarangi
4
Smt. Shubha Mudgal
Vocal
Shri Aneesh Pradhan
Tabla
Shri Sudhir Nayak
Harmonium
Event Venue – Amrut Mody School of Management (see map), Opp. I.I.M.A., Ahmedabad.
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