Hindustani Music Workshop
Lose yourself in the mesmerizing patterns of the tabla under the guidance of world-renowned master Abhirup Roy. This is a rare invitation to explore the intricate soul of Hindustani classical music through a hands-on, deeply authentic experience. Perfect for anyone looking to step off the beaten path and into the heart of Indian rhythm.
Théâtre Mandapa (Paris 13th)
About
On Sunday, November 15, 2026, the Théâtre Mandapa hosts a unique workshop focused on Hindustani music. Led by world-renowned tabla virtuoso Abhirup Roy, a student of the Benaras Gharana, this session offers an in-depth exploration of the classical music traditions of Northern India. Participants will discover the intricate techniques and compositions that define this art form, which is widely practiced across the Indian subcontinent and neighboring regions. The event takes place in the 13th arrondissement of Paris with a flat entry fee of 40 EUR. It is a rare opportunity to learn from an internationally acclaimed master in an intimate setting.
A student of the Benaras Gharana master, Abhirup Roy is highly appreciated by the public and recognized by the musicians of Kolkata; he is an internationally renowned tabla virtuoso. He has not only won over audiences with his unique playing style, but has also attracted people through his compositions and the direction of his projects worldwide.
Hindustani music is practiced in Northern India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. It is one of the two major genres of Indian classical music, alongside Carnatic music from Southern India.
Our take on this event
The Théâtre Mandapa, located at 6 Rue Wurtz in the 13th arrondissement of Paris, invites music enthusiasts to a dedicated Hindustani music workshop on Sunday, November 15, 2026. The session runs from 13:00 to 16:00 and is led by Abhirup Roy, a renowned tabla master trained in the Benaras Gharana tradition.
Hindustani music represents one of the two primary branches of Indian classical music, alongside the Carnatic tradition of South India. Its influence spans across Northern India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. Throughout the workshop, Abhirup Roy shares his expertise, drawing from his extensive background as a musician celebrated in Kolkata and on global stages for his unique playing style and innovative compositions.
Attendance is available at a flat rate of 40 EUR. This masterclass provides participants with a structured look at the foundational elements and advanced techniques of Hindustani rhythmic patterns.
