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Classical Sitar & Soulful Ragas

byMehtab Ali NiaziAvailable for events across Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and pan-IndiaStarts from45,000 Per Performance (Up to 120 Mins)View full gallery

Authentic Indian classical music for intimate gatherings, mehfils, and quiet celebrations.

The echo of Raag Bihag in a 200-year-old Amsterdam Church. This clip of a Thok Jhala shows the power and intricacy of a pure classical performance, perfect for connoisseurs and serene environments.

A beautiful bandish in Raag Shudh Kalyan, performed with my brother Khurram on tabla. This showcases the classic sitar and tabla jugalbandi, the core of an Indian classical concert.

Here is a beautiful Gat in Raag Jaijaiwanti that I learned as a child. It represents the years of training and tradition that are the foundation of my music.

Playing Raag Gaud Sarang by the serene shores of Lake Geneva. A quiet dialogue between a traditional raga and the beauty of nature, perfect for creating a tranquil and elegant atmosphere.

A Tarana in Raag Gaud Malhar, inspired by Alish Mohan. This video, shot in Penang, showcases a lively and rhythmic classical piece, great for engaging an audience.

My version of 'Sakal Ban,' an original bandish by Hazrat Amir Khusrau, performed with the talented Ishaan Ghosh on tabla. This is perfect for cultural events celebrating heritage and tradition.

A close-up of my performance of Raag Bihag in Amsterdam. You can see the focus and emotion that goes into playing a traditional raga, creating a meditative experience.

A moment during the 'Night of the Sitars' in Amsterdam, performing Raag Bihag with Heiko Dijker on Tabla. This shows my experience performing pure classical music on international stages.

A wider shot from the 'Night of the Sitars' concert, with the beautiful blue curtain backdrop. The setting is just as important as the music for creating the right mood.

Another angle from the Amsterdam concert, capturing the joy and concentration of a live classical performance.

About Classical Roots: Soulful Ragas & Duets

When I perform these classical sets, I often bring my brother, Khurram, on the tabla. We do not just play notes, we communicate through them. Because we have grown up playing together, our coordination feels effortless, which makes a massive difference for intimate setups like private dinners or morning mehfils where the music needs to breathe and stay conversational.

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