Norwich Ragas: Piano & Slide Guitar Unbound

Doors open at 6:00 p.m., with performances starting at 6:30 p.m. The evening should conclude around 9:00 pm, with a short interval between the two performances.

All seating is unreserved. We recommend arriving early to choose your preferred seats.

Not at all! While enthusiasts will certainly appreciate the technical brilliance, these performances are accessible and very moving for everyone. The artists often share brief insights about the ragas being performed.

If the event hasn't sold out, tickets will be available at the door. However, we strongly recommend booking in advance as our intimate Norwich concerts often sell out quickly.

A raga is a melodic framework in Indian classical music that conveys specific moods and emotions. Unlike Western scales, ragas have distinct ascending and descending patterns, as well as characteristic phrases, which give each its unique character.

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

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

Yes, The Assembly House has wheelchair access and accessible facilities. It has step-free access at both main entrances and has accessible toilets. Don't hesitate to get in touch with us in advance if you have specific requirements so we can ensure the best experience.

The Assembly House has limited parking available (30). There are also several public car parks within walking distance, including The Forum (206 spaces), Chantry Place at Chapelfield (1,000 spaces) and The Chantry (90 spaces).