Artists

The Artists Who Carry the Tradition

At the centre of Sadhana Arts are the musicians.

We work with internationally recognised maestros, established performers and emerging artists who represent the depth, discipline and diversity of Indian classical music.

Our platform is designed not simply to present great artists on stage, but to bring their knowledge into the wider Sadhana Arts journey through performance, teaching, workshops, Shibirs, mentorship and artistic development.

Internationally Acclaimed Maestros

International artists who have dedicated decades to their craft and who represent some of the highest standards within Indian classical music.

Pt. Yogesh Samsi

Tabla Maestro (Punjab Gharana)

Recognised internationally as a leading Tabla maestro, he is celebrated for his consummate artistry both as a soloist and accompanist. Over the years, his extraordinary musicianship has established him as one of the most sought-after Tabla artists of his generation. His distinctive style is characterised by a rare combination of power and sensitivity, profound knowledge of tradition, exceptional tonal clarity, rhythmic command and refined musical aesthetics.H as led intensive Tabla Shibirs for Sadhana Arts and appeared as a featured artist in Parampara 2025 and 2026.

Pt. Rakesh Chaurasia

Bansuri maestro

Internationally acclaimed bansuri maestro and a featured artist of Parampara 2026.

UK Born Artists

UK born artists that have emerged into masters developing their artistry and carrying their respective traditions forward.

Amritpal Singh

Tabla

Amritpal Singh is one of the Europe’s most prominent exponents of the Ustad Allarakha legacy and an accomplished Tabla virtuoso representing the esteemed Punjab Gharana. A senior disciple of the legendary Pt. Yogesh Samsi, he carries forward a distinguished lineage of rhythmic excellence with depth, precision and creativity.

Passing It Forward

The connection between these generations is fundamental to Sadhana Arts.

When emerging musicians can learn directly from masters, and eventually stand on stages alongside them, Parampara becomes something tangible rather than simply an idea.

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