30:T53e,

Experience a captivating evening of Indian classical music at Bossa in Washington, DC, featuring the talented Swarnendu and Mallar.

Swarnendu, born in 2000, is a renowned sarod player and composer from Kolkata, celebrated for his purist and melodious style rooted in the Senia-Shahajahanpur gharana. A disciple of the late Padmabhushan Pandit Buddhadev Dasgupta, Swarnendu has carved a niche in Indian classical music with his artistry and lyrical approach. He has performed extensively across India, Europe, and the United States, earning acclaim for his recitals, lecture demonstrations, and collaborations with maestros like Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and Shubha Mudgal.

Joining him is Mallar, a gifted tabla player born in 1997 in Kolkata. Raised in a family with a deep musical heritage, Mallar honed his skills under the guidance of his father and the esteemed Guru Pandit Gobinda Bose. He has been awarded the Junior National Scholarship in Tabla by the CCRT and has won numerous prestigious awards for his performances. Mallar has also showcased his talent across Europe, performing in Germany, the Netherlands, and France.

Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich traditions of Indian classical music, brought to life by two extraordinary artists.

31:T45d,

Streaming twice!!

1st: 9:30am EST / 8pm IST (India)
2nd: 8pm EST (New York)

An evening of music, free and open to all, curated by the artists themselves, Viewcy's Thursday Evening Ragas is a place to enjoy, discover, and support amazing artists of the Hindustani music tradition.

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The Artists

Rageshri Das | Vocal with
Alla Rakha Kalawant | Sarangi
Mallar Goswami | Tabla
Alla Rakha Kalawant | Sarangi
Mallar Goswami | Tabla
Lyon Leifer | Flute with
Hindole Majumdar | Tabla
Apurba Pramanik | Tabla
Pt Sanatan Goswami | Harmonium
Debanjan Bhattacharjee | Sarod

Mallar Goswami