Raagini Indian Classical Music Concert Bengaluru 2026 – 22 November at Prestige Centre for Performing Arts

About Raagini – Sunday Morning Indian Classical Music Kacheri

Experience the timeless beauty of Indian classical music at Raagini, a monthly Sunday morning kacheri bringing talented classical musicians together for an intimate live music experience in Bengaluru. The upcoming edition is scheduled for Sunday, 22 November 2026, at Prestige Centre for Performing Arts, offering music lovers an opportunity to begin their Sunday with the richness of melody, rhythm and traditional Indian classical performance.
Starting at 8:30 AM, this 90-minute concert invites audiences to slow down, listen closely and appreciate the intricate interplay between vocal music and classical instruments. Raagini is designed for an immersive listening experience, bringing performers and audiences together in a setting where the nuances of Indian classical music can be enjoyed up close.
The November edition features Vid. Kanchana Sisters on vocals, Vid. Jayachandra Rao on mridangam, Vid. Aditi Krishnaprakash on violin and Vid. Giridhar Udupa on ghatam. Whether you are an experienced rasika or exploring Indian classical music for the first time, Raagini offers a welcoming opportunity to discover and appreciate this enduring musical tradition.

Raagini Bengaluru 2026 – Event Details

Event Name: Raagini – Indian Classical Music Kacheri.
Date: Sunday, 22 November 2026.
Time: 8:30 AM.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Age Limit: 3 years and above.
Language/Genre: Indian Classical Music.
Venue: Prestige Centre for Performing Arts, Bengaluru.
Event Type: Live Indian Classical Music Concert.

Featured Artists at Raagini

Vid. Kanchana Sisters – Vocal

The Kanchana Sisters will lead the vocal presentation at Raagini. Indian classical vocal music combines melody, rhythmic structure and expressive musical phrasing, creating an experience that rewards attentive listening. Their performance forms the vocal centrepiece of this edition, giving audiences an opportunity to enjoy classical music in a live concert setting.

Vid. Jayachandra Rao – Mridangam

The mridangam is a traditional double-headed percussion instrument central to Carnatic classical music. It provides rhythmic structure and interacts with the vocal and melodic performers throughout a performance. Vid. Jayachandra Rao will bring the mridangam component to the concert, contributing to the rhythmic dialogue that shapes the musical experience.

Vid. Aditi Krishnaprakash – Violin

The violin plays an important role in Carnatic music, supporting and complementing vocal performances while adding melodic depth. Vid. Aditi Krishnaprakash will perform on violin, contributing to the interplay between the main vocal presentation and instrumental accompaniment.

Vid. Giridhar Udupa – Ghatam

The ghatam is a traditional percussion instrument made from a clay pot and widely associated with South Indian classical music. Its distinctive tone adds texture and rhythmic variety to a performance. Vid. Giridhar Udupa will perform on ghatam, completing the featured ensemble for this edition of Raagini.

What to Expect at Raagini Indian Classical Music Concert

An Intimate Live Music Experience

Raagini centres on close listening and live performance. Rather than a large-scale entertainment production, the monthly kacheri is described as an opportunity to experience Indian classical music in an intimate setting. Audiences can focus on the details of the music, from the vocal presentation to the instrumental accompaniment.

The Beauty of Melody and Rhythm

Indian classical music brings melody and rhythm together through structured musical forms and expressive improvisation. The combination of vocals, violin, mridangam and ghatam creates opportunities to appreciate both melodic development and rhythmic interplay. The concert offers listeners a chance to experience these elements as they unfold live.

A Peaceful Start to Sunday

Scheduled for 8:30 AM, Raagini offers a distinctive way to begin the weekend's final day. The quiet of a Sunday morning provides a fitting setting for attentive listening and musical appreciation. The 90-minute duration makes it an accessible cultural outing for those who want to include live classical music in their morning plans.

Suitable for Experienced Listeners and Beginners

You do not need to be an expert in Indian classical music to attend. Experienced rasikas can enjoy the nuances of the performance, while newcomers can use the concert as an introduction to classical vocal music and traditional instruments. The event's listed minimum age is three years and above, making it an option for families interested in introducing children to live Indian classical music.

Why Attend Raagini in Bengaluru?

Raagini brings together a group of featured vocal and instrumental artists for a dedicated Indian classical music presentation. Its monthly Sunday morning format offers music lovers a recurring opportunity to enjoy live classical performances and connect with Bengaluru's cultural scene.
The concert may appeal to listeners who enjoy Carnatic music, traditional Indian instruments and performances that encourage focused attention. It can also be a meaningful cultural outing for families, students of music and anyone interested in discovering the depth of India's classical musical heritage.
With vocal music supported by violin, mridangam and ghatam, this edition offers a varied ensemble experience. Attendees can appreciate the individual character of each instrument as well as the way the performers work together to shape the concert.

Venue Information

Venue: Prestige Centre for Performing Arts.
City: Bengaluru, Karnataka.
The event will take place at Prestige Centre for Performing Arts in Bengaluru. Attendees should check their ticket confirmation or the organiser's official event information for the exact venue address, entry instructions and any venue-specific guidelines before travelling.

Important Terms and Conditions

Entry is subject to the organiser's admission policy and security checks. Attendees must use designated entrances, and re-entry is not permitted. The organiser may change the schedule without prior notice and reserves the right to refuse admission or remove anyone whose behaviour is dangerous, inappropriate or disruptive.
Food, beverages, liquids, bottles, cans, tins, bags, lighters, matchboxes, flammable materials and illegal or hazardous substances are listed as prohibited items. Security personnel may inspect belongings at entry. Refusal to undergo a security check or possession of prohibited items may result in denied entry without a refund. The event follows a drug-free policy, and violations may lead to removal and possible legal action.
Audio and video recording equipment, including still cameras, is strictly prohibited. Attendees are responsible for their personal belongings, and the organiser disclaims responsibility for injury or loss or damage to personal property, subject to applicable law.
Tickets are generally non-refundable, non-cancellable and non-exchangeable once purchased. If the organiser cancels the performance, the ticket fee will be refunded, but other charges, such as parking and booking or processing fees, may remain non-refundable. Tickets with tampered security features are invalid. The event is subject to force majeure conditions, and the organiser may modify the terms and conditions. By purchasing or using a ticket, attendees agree to the applicable event rules and privacy terms.