Jhankar presents Resonance ft. Rakesh Chaurasia, Purbayan Chatterjee, and Amit Kavathekar

Resonance” is the process where a sound is intensified and enriched by supplementary vibrations.

 “Resonance” beautifully captures the spirit of this concert. In music, it suggests richness of sound and vibrations that linger in the air, much like the flute, sitar, and tabla will do in this performance. It also speaks to emotional resonance—the way Indian Classical music connects deeply with listeners, leaving a lasting impression through melody, rhythm, and improvisation. For this concert, “resonance” reflects both the sonic beauty of the instruments and the powerful emotional connection created by these three master artists on stage.

This concert features the extraordinary artistry of flutist Rakesh Chaurasia, sitarist Purbayan Chatterjee, and tabla maestro Amit Kavthekar, this concert promises a mesmerizing journey through melody, rhythm, and improvisation. Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience three celebrated maestros live in an intimate and inspiring setting. An evening of brilliance, passion, and timeless tradition awaits.

Flutist

Rakesh Chaurasia

Rakesh Chaurasia is one of the most acclaimed bansuri flutists of his generation, celebrated for his soulful expression, technical mastery, and dynamic concert presence. Carrying forward a rich musical legacy, he has captivated audiences around the world with performances that blend depth, virtuosity, and emotional resonance. 

 

Sitarist

Purbayan Chatterjee

Purbayan Chatterjee is an Indian sitar player, composer, and improviser known for his innovative fusion of traditional Indian classical music with contemporary genres. His decades-long career has captivated audiences worldwide with his soulful melodies and ability to evoke emotions. Chatterjee's work is characterized by his deep understanding of the sitar and his ability to honor both tradition and modern trends.

Tabla Maestro

Amit Kavathekar

Amit Kavthekar is an Indian tabla player known as the last ganda-bandhan of Alla Rakha and a prominent disciple of Zakir Hussain. Kavthekar is regarded as one of the leading young artists of Indian Classical music and tabla.


 

April 18 2026

Details

Date: April 18, 2026
Time: 5.00pm
Cost: $40 (18 and above)
$25 (students 18 and below)

Venue

Harriet Tubman Theatre, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

Cincinnati, OH United States

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