Eternal Echoes: From Ancient Voice to Modern Strings in Cambridge

Eternal Echoes: From Ancient Voice to Modern Strings in Cambridge

  • UNDER 14 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN

Dhrupad’s timeless ragas meet Trinity Trio in Cambridge—a transcendent evening of voice, Piano, Indian Slide Guitar and tabla.

By KalaSudha

Date and time

Sunday, September 21 · 6:30 - 9pm GMT+1.

Location

Lee Seng Tee Hall

Barton Road Fuchs’ House Music Room Cambridge CB3 9BB United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

6:30 PM

Dhrupad by Amit Sharma

Amit Sharma

Rajvir Singh

Ishtar Doblar

A captivating introduction to the ancient art of Dhrupad, performed by Amit Sharma, a distinguished vocalist from Zurich, accompanied by Rajvir Singh on Jodi (Tabla) and Ishtar Doblar on Tanpura.

7:45 PM

Trinity Trio

Pundit Debasis Chakroborty

Raaga Pianist Deepak Shah

Ustad Akram Khan

The Trinity Trio takes the stage, blending Indian classical roots with contemporary artistry.

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours 30 minutes
  • UNDER 14 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN
  • Paid venue parking

Join us for "Eternal Echoes: From Ancient Voice to Modern Strings" at Lee Seng Tee Hall, Cambridge—a special evening dedicated to the beauty of Indian classical music, part of Kala Festival 2025.

Experience Dhrupad, one of India's oldest and purest vocal traditions, known for its contemplative style and deeply meditative quality. Vocalist Amit Sharma is a dedicated practitioner and respected exponent of this art form. He is visiting us from Zurich to deliver this uniquely planned, soulful performance after an extended plan. Rajvir Singh from the UK on Jodi (Tabla), a grassroots artist, will accompany him. On Tanpura, we will have Ishtar Doblar from Zurich. These instruments will create a deeply immersive musical atmosphere, and together, they will transcend us to the world deep within ourselves through this ancient form of music genre.

After the intermission, enjoy a vibrant performance by the Trinity Trio, blending classical roots with fresh, modern expressions. This exceptional ensemble features the captivating artistry of Pandit Debasis Chakroborty on Indian Slide Guitar, the imaginative Piano of Raaga Pianist Deepak Shah, and the intricate rhythms of Tabla maestro Ustad Akram Khan. Each travels from India to perform at various places in the UK during this festival.

Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the performance begins at 6:30 PM. Join us for a memorable evening where ancient music meets modern creativity, uniquely designed for Cambridge's vibrant cultural audience.

See you there, Cambridge!

^^ A video from the archive (Kala Festival 2023)

Tickets

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy tickets at the door?

Tickets are available for purchase on Eventbrite. While tickets may be available at the door, we encourage purchasing in advance to guarantee your seat.

What time does the event start and finish?

The event begins at 6:30 PM, with doors opening at 6:00 PM. The performance will run for approximately 2.5 hours, including an intermission.

Is seating reserved or general admission?

Seating is general admission. We recommend arriving early to secure the best seats.

Do I need to know about Indian classical music to enjoy this event?

No, you don’t need any prior knowledge of Indian classical music to enjoy the event. The performances are accessible and designed for both newcomers and enthusiasts of the genre.

What is a raga?

A raga is a framework for improvisation in Indian classical music, representing a collection of notes and specific melodic patterns that evoke particular emotions or moods. Each raga is associated with a specific time of day or season.

How long is each performance?

Each performance will be approximately 60 minutes long, with a 15-minute intermission in between.

Is there parking available?

Yes, there is parking available near Lee Seng Tee Hall. However, we suggest arriving early as parking spaces may be limited.

What is Kala Festival?

KalaFestival is an Indian classical music festival organised by KalaSudha. In September 2025, it will bring world-class musicians to venues across the UK. This Cambridge event is part of the festival's commitment to bringing exceptional Indian classical music to communities across the nation.

Is Lee Seng Tee Hall accessible?

Yes, the venue is accessible for individuals with mobility challenges. Please contact the event organizers ahead of time if you have specific accessibility needs.

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