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Live Sitar Concerts & Performance Tours

bySoumitra ThakurTravels for performances across Delhi NCR and IndiaStarts from35,000 Per SessionView full gallery

Whether it is an intimate baithak or a concert hall, I curate Indian classical music performances that honor the tradition of the raga. Explore my recent tours and public recitals across India and abroad.

A flyer for my performance at Punjabi University, Patiala. I was excited to perform alongside Shri Jaidev Ji on Tabla at the Kala Bhawan Auditorium.

Thank you to Prabhat Khabar for this wonderful feature, recognizing my family’s contributions to the field of music in Ranchi and Jharkhand. It is an honor to carry this legacy forward.

Namaskar. Here is a personal invitation I recorded for my concert in Perth, Australia. It was a pleasure to perform for the Saraswati Mahavidyalaya Centre for Performing Arts.

It’s time for Australia! This was the poster for my performance in Perth on November 17th with Sivakumar on Tabla.

The official poster for the "Guru Smriti" event in Perth, a tribute to Ustad Hanif Khan Mirajkar. I was honored to be the featured artist for this special evening.

I was excited to invite all my Ahmedabad friends to my concert at the 29th Sangeet Sankalp Saptah, organized by the renowned Saptak school of music.

Namaskar. A video invitation for my "Mehfil e Sitar" concert in Pune, organized by ArtiGenius and Antarnad Foundation. I was accompanied by the respected Shri Rohit Majumdar ji.

The official poster for "Mehfil e Sitar" in Pune. These events are a wonderful celebration of live Indian classical music.

I was pleased to invite everyone to a special concert at Kumaon University, Nainital, where I performed serene morning Raagas with Shri Chitrank Pant on Tabla.

Namaskar. A video message announcing Pune's First Sitar Festival, organized by Shama Arts, where I had the pleasure of performing.

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Every stage requires a different approach. What works for a quiet, home-based baithak is quite different from a concert series in a public auditorium. When planning your event, consider the acoustics of your venue; I always provide a technical rider for my performances, especially for larger recitals or jugalbandi ensembles, to ensure the sound is crisp and the depth of the raga is never lost.

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