SAMAGAM
Featuring Pandit Partha Bose, Pandit Lokesh Anand and Pandit Anindo Chatterjee Three maestros bring sitar, shehnai and tabla together for an evening of Hindustani classical music.
Venue: KCC Terrace
Date: 13th December, 2026
As part of AMI Arts Festival 2026, KCC presents SAMAGAM, a rare Hindustani classical recital bringing Pandit Partha Bose on sitar, Pandit Lokesh Anand on shehnai and Pandit Anindo Chatterjee on tabla together on one stage. Each musician brings a distinct classical lineage and decades of experience to the performance, making SAMAGAM an opportunity to hear three master instrumentalists within a shared Hindustani classical framework. Join us for an evening of classical music shaped by individual artistry and years of rigorous practice.
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Kolkata Centre for Creativity presents SAMAGAM, a Hindustani classical trio featuring Pandit Partha Bose on sitar, Pandit Lokesh Anand on shehnai and Pandit Anindo Chatterjee on tabla, as part of AMI Arts Festival 2026.
The performance brings together three instruments with distinct musical traditions. The melodic character of the sitar and shehnai meets the rhythmic possibilities of the tabla, creating a shared space for musical exchange.
Each maestro brings decades of experience to this rare combination. Through their interplay, SAMAGAM offers audiences an opportunity to hear these instruments together in a Hindustani classical recital.
Pandit Partha Bose is a sitar player of the Maihar gharana with a performance career spanning over four decades. He has presented Hindustani classical music across five continents, carrying forward the traditions of his gharana through concerts in India and internationally.
Pandit Lokesh Anand (Shehnai)
Pandit Lokesh Anand is a shehnai artist and a top-grade musician of All India Radio and Doordarshan. Known for his command over the instrument and expressive melodic style, he has performed widely on the Indian classical music stage.
Pandit Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla)
Pandit Anindo Chatterjee is one of India's foremost tabla maestros, having trained for over three decades under Guru Pandit Jnan Prakash Ghosh. His performance career spans nearly six decades, during which he has become an influential figure in Hindustani classical music.
