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Raghunathanjali: Hindustani Classical Music Tribute Baithak

bySwarveni GurukulWorkshops held at the Academy in Rohini, DelhiStarts from900 per person / sessionView full gallery

A special gathering dedicated to the classical arts, where we honor tradition through live performances, felicitations, and shared musical devotion.

The official poster for 'Raghunathanjali' Swarveni Baithak 2025, a grand event featuring a constellation of talented artists, organized in collaboration with Sangeet Kala Kendra, Agra.

A personal invitation from me for the 'Raghunathanjali' program, where we will honor the musicologist Pt. Vijay Shankar Mishra ji and enjoy performances from several esteemed artists.

We are honored to present the 'Swarveni Kalasetu' Award to the distinguished Pt. Vijay Shankar Mishra Ji, a virtuoso and a revered musicologist, during our Raghunathanjali event.

The event poster featuring Sitar maestro Ustad Saeed Zafar Khan and Tabla virtuoso Sh. Babar Latif, who will grace the 'Raghunathanjali' stage.

The event poster for the vocal duet by Dr. Megha Talegaonker and Sushri Shubhra Talegaonker at 'Raghunathanjali'.

The event poster announcing the Hindustani vocal performance by Suramya Tripathi at 'Raghunathanjali'.

A moment of felicitation at the 'Raghunathanjali' baithak. I am seen here with esteemed guests and artists.

Ustad Saeed Zafar Khan, lost in the depths of his sitar recital, a moment of pure artistry from 'Raghunathanjali'.

A young vocalist performing at 'Raghunathanjali', an event that provides a platform for both seasoned masters and emerging artists.

Our 'Raghunathanjali' event was featured in the cultural section of Press Zone magazine, a moment of pride for our academy.

About Raghunathanjali: A Musical Tribute

Raghunathanjali is not a concert where you sit back as a passive observer. It is a traditional baithak organized in collaboration with Sangeet Kala Kendra, Agra, designed to bridge the distance between the artist and the listener. We sit on the floor, close to the performers, allowing you to catch every nuance of the raga and the subtle microtones often lost in large auditoriums. This setup requires an open mind and a willingness to engage with the music deeply, just as our elders did in the courtly gatherings of the past.

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