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Grand Veena Ensembles for Festivals and Events

bySuma SudhindraPerforms across Bengaluru; Travels pan-India for concertsStarts from75,000 per concert (approx. 2 hours)View full gallery

Experience the powerful resonance of a multiple-veena ensemble. From our unique 'Pancha Veena' concerts to large-scale performances with my students, we create a rich, layered sound that fills any auditorium.

The inauguration of Vasudevacharya's Day in Mysore, with so many musicians participating in a group performance. It's wonderful to see this enthusiasm for our musical heritage.

My Shivarathri concert, where I performed with my students in a veena ensemble. Sharing the stage with them is always a proud and joyful moment for me.

A wide shot of a large group of musicians on stage for a festival in Mysore. These grand ensembles, featuring many instruments, create a rich and powerful sound.

Rehearsal in full swing for our big show at Chowdiah Memorial Hall. It takes a lot of coordination to get a large veena ensemble ready, but the result is always worth it.

A photo shoot with the entire 50-member troupe for my Tarangini Arts Foundation's golden jubilee. We are all dressed in red and ready for our mega event.

A special performance for Shivarathri at Shankar Mutt. Performing with a group of veena players for such a divine occasion creates an incredibly powerful spiritual energy.

A closer view of my Shivarathri veena ensemble performance. You can see the focus and synchronicity as we play together, creating a unified musical tapestry.

A video of a veena duet performance in a temple. Even with just two veenas, the harmony and layered melodies create a beautiful and full sound.

Being felicitated after our Shivarathri performance at Shankar Mutt. It was a hectic but very fulfilling day of music and celebration.

A wider view of the Shivarathri veena ensemble concert at Shankar Mutt. The temple setting provided a perfect, serene backdrop for our performance.

About Grand Veena Ensembles

When I perform with a large ensemble, it is not just about the music but the visual synchronicity. Because we have 4 to 6 veena artists and 3 percussionists moving in unison, we require a minimum stage width of 24 feet and advanced sound balancing to ensure that deep, resonant 'wall of sound' reaches every corner of your venue.

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