Aashish Khan School of World Music

Immerse in the soul of Hindustani classical music at Sangeet Samarpan—our 2‑day tribute to Guru Ustad Dhyanesh Khan

Featuring: Aishik Das (Violin) and Mayukh Mukherjee (Tabla)

📍 Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Golpark, Kolkata
📅 Saturday, 20th June 2026
🕑 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Join us as we celebrate the living legacy of the Maihar-Senia tradition through music, remembrance, and guru-bhakti.
All rasikas, students, musicians, and lovers of classical arts are warmly invited.

🎟️ Entry: Free (All are welcome)

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Free entry. Music lovers, see you there! 🎶

A soulful evening of Hindustani Classical Music presented by the Aashish Khan School of World Music as part of Sangeet Samarpan — a two-day musical offering celebrating the timeless guru-shishya parampara.

Featuring:
🎶 Vidushi Mita Nag (Sitar)
🥁 Pran Gopal Bandopadhyay (Tabla)

🗓 Friday, 19th June 2026
🕒 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Dr. Triguna Sen Auditorium

Join us for an evening of devotion, tradition, and timeless melodies. 🎼

🎟️ Entry: Free (All are welcome)

You are all warmly invited, Please come 🙏

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“Sangeet Samarpan” — a heartfelt tribute to our Guru, UUstad Dhyanesh Khanorganised by AAashish Khan School of World Music
Honoring the legacy of our Guru, Ustad Dhyanesh Khan, with love and gratitude. An evening of Hindustani classical music, devotion, and legacy.

Featuring:
SShiraz Ali Khan(Sarode)
Maestro Ojas Adhiya (Tabla)

📅 Friday, 19th June 2026

🕒 3:00 PM – 8:00 PM

📍 Dr. Triguna Sen Auditorium, Kolkata

🎟️ Entry: Free (All are welcome)

— an offering of music, devotion, and remembrance.
Every note we play carries your blessings, every moment on stage reflects your taleem.

You are all warmly invited, Please come 🙏

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Guiding the spirit and flow of Sangeet Samarpan to our Guruji Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib with grace and eloquence were our esteemed comperes, Swapna Biswas and Dipan Paul.

With clarity, warmth, and thoughtful articulation, they seamlessly connected each presentation, offering meaningful insights into the artists, compositions, and the legacy being celebrated. Their poised stage presence and refined narration added depth and continuity to the festival, ensuring that every performance was introduced with dignity and contextual richness.

Through their words, the audience was gently led from one musical offering to the next, preserving the sanctity and emotional essence of the tribute. Their contribution played an integral role in shaping the experience of the evening.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Swapna Biswas and Dipan Paul for anchoring the festival with such professionalism and grace.

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An enchanting evening of melody and rhythm at Sangeet Samarpan to our Guruji Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib.

The Flute Recital by Pandit Nityanand Haldipur, accompanied on Tabla by Pandit Subrata Bhattacharya, unfolded with serenity, depth, and meditative beauty.

Pandit Nityanand Haldipur’s flute resonated with purity of tone and emotive expression, weaving intricate melodic phrases with effortless grace. His alap carried contemplative depth, while the subsequent compositions blossomed with lyrical fluidity and refined artistry.

Pandit Subrata Bhattacharya’s sensitive and nuanced tabla accompaniment provided a steady yet dynamic rhythmic foundation, enhancing the melodic journey with precision, restraint, and subtle layakari.

Together, they created a musical experience that was both spiritually elevating and artistically profound — a heartfelt offering in reverence to Guruji and the enduring legacy of Indian classical music.

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Day 1 of Sangeet Samarpan to our Guruji Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib concluded with an explosive and unforgettable presentation by Maestro Bickram Ghosh’s Rhythmscape.

With Vidwan S. Sekhar (Mridangam), Pulak Sarkar (Keyboards), Abhishek Mallick (Sitar), Nirmalya Roy (Vocals), and Satyajit Mukherjee (Drums), the ensemble delivered a powerhouse performance marked by intricate rhythmic divisions, breathtaking tempo transitions, and electrifying ensemble precision.

The rhythmic dialogues were complex yet cohesive, technical yet thrilling — leaving the audience in awe of the sheer command and creative energy on stage.

A special highlight was the presentation of Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib’s track “Shanti”, performed as a tribute to the legendary Guruji. The tribute carried both reverence and dynamism, beautifully bridging memory and celebration.

Adding to the emotional gravity of the evening, Maestro Bickram Ghosh shared personal recollections of Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib, enriching the concert with stories that connected legacy with lived experience.

It was powerful. It was dynamic. It was a spectacular and fitting grand finale to Day 1.

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An unforgettable evening of artistry and tradition at Sangeet Samarpan to our Guruji Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib.

Pandit Partha Bose on Sitar, accompanied by Ustad Sabir Khan on Tabla, presented a recital of profound depth and classical brilliance. The performance beautifully reflected the timeless aesthetics of the Maihar lineage, unfolding with serenity, virtuosity, and emotive expression.

Pandit Partha Bose’s nuanced alap, intricate jod, and dynamic g*t compositions resonated with clarity and devotion, while Ustad Sabir Khan’s masterful accompaniment elevated the recital through sensitive layakari, tonal richness, and rhythmic precision.

Together, they created a musical dialogue that honored the spirit of guru–shishya parampara and paid a heartfelt tribute to our revered Guruji.

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The festival commenced with a powerful and deeply evocative Tabla Solo Recital by Shri Indranil Mallick, with soulful harmonium accompaniment by Pandit Hiranmay Mitra.

Shri Indranil Mallick unfolded the rhythmic canvas with remarkable clarity, virtuosity, and traditional depth, presenting a repertoire that balanced strength and sensitivity. His command over layakari, tonal clarity, and compositional structure reflected years of dedicated training and reverence for the guru–shishya parampara.

Pandit Hiranmay Mitra’s harmonium accompaniment provided graceful melodic support, enhancing the rhythmic dialogue with sensitivity and refinement.

This opening performance set a dignified and spiritually resonant tone for Sangeet Samarpan to our Guruji Ustad Aashish Khan Sahib, marking the beginning of a festival rooted in gratitude, devotion, and musical excellence.

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An extraordinary musical presentation by the Aashish Khan School of World Music Ensemble at Sangeet Samarpan 2026.

The Ensemble’s performance embodied the true spirit of the festival — a celebration of tradition, excellence, and evolving global artistry. Rooted in the timeless legacy of the Maihar gharana and guided by a refined world music vision, the presentation reflected discipline, depth, and remarkable ensemble cohesion.

Each composition unfolded with artistic maturity and collective brilliance, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of torchbearers in Indian classical and world music traditions.

We are proud to present these moments from an evening that added immense dignity and vibrancy to Sangeet Samarpan 2026.

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