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Traditional Hindustani Sitar & Tabla Recitals

byDhruv BediPerforms across Delhi NCR and travels across India for eventsStarts from₹40K Per PerformanceView full gallery

Experience the depth of Indian classical music with authentic sitar performances featuring traditional Raags, rhythmic Gat, and intricate Jugalbandi.

Performing a traditional Hindustani classical recital with a tabla accompanist at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. This is the classic setup for a pure musical experience.

A clip from my performance of Raag Hameer, focusing on the fast-paced 'Jhala' section. This demonstrates the technical energy and excitement of a live classical concert.

A focused moment during my sitar recital at the prestigious India International Centre (IIC) in Delhi. I am available for solo performances at cultural festivals and venues.

On stage with my tabla accompanist for a live broadcast performance at All India Radio's 'Swaranjali' program in the Pt. Ravi Shankar Studio.

A moment of musical dialogue with the tabla player during a concert in Kerala. The interplay between sitar and tabla is a key feature of my traditional performances.

Performing Raag Kedar at the India Habitat Centre. The stage setup is clean and traditional, ensuring the focus remains entirely on the music.

A joyful expression during a recital at the IIC in Delhi. My goal is to connect with the audience and share the bliss of Indian classical music.

Performing in front of a Nataraja idol in Kerala, a beautiful setting for a devotional and classical music evening.

A wide view of a classic Sitar-Tabla 'Jugalbandi' performance. This format is perfect for audiences who appreciate the intricate rhythmic and melodic conversations between the two instruments.

Sharing a smile with my co-artist on stage at Akashvani Delhi. The chemistry between musicians is essential for a captivating live performance.

About Traditional Hindustani Recitals

A successful traditional recital relies on the seamless communication between the sitar and the tabla. During my performances at venues like the India Habitat Centre, I ensure we maintain a constant musical dialogue, where the rhythmic patterns of the tabla perfectly complement the nuances of the sitar’s Alaap and Gat. This is not merely background music; it is an immersive performance where the audience is invited to witness the intricate interplay of melody and rhythm.

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