Romantic Ragas - North India
An evening of romantic Ragas featuring Ranajit Sengupta on sarod and his son Rajarshi Sengupta on a custom-made 19-string Indian classical mandolin, accompanied on tabla by Kousik Banerjee.
Théâtre Mandapa (Paris 13th)
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About
Ranajit Sengupta is one of the greatest masters of the Indian sarod. Originally from Calcutta and a representative of the "Maihar Gharana" style, he is also a composer and has performed in over 45 countries over the last 30 years.
He wanted to place this exceptional duo with his son Rajarshi, who plays a 19-string mandolin specially designed for ragas, within the transmission and classical tradition of North India.
They will be accompanied on the tabla by Kousik Banerjee, a disciple of Pandit Anindo Chatterjee.
Our take on this event
Step into the hypnotic world of North Indian ragas, where tradition and virtuosity meet on stage. A master of the sarod shares a deeply personal musical heritage alongside his son, creating an unforgettable and meditative experience. It is a rare chance to lose yourself in the soul-stirring melodies of an ancient culture right here in the city.
Experience the depth of North Indian classical music at the Théâtre Mandapa on Friday, October 16, 2026. Renowned sarod master Ranajit Sengupta performs a special duo alongside his son, Rajarshi, who plays a unique 19-string mandolin designed for ragas. They are joined by tabla player Kousik Banerjee for an evening rooted in the Maihar Gharana tradition. This event is perfect for those interested in authentic Indian music and cultural heritage. The concert takes place from 20:30 to 22:00, with ticket prices ranging from 10 to 20 euros, offering an accessible way to enjoy a master-level performance in the heart of the 13th arrondissement.
On Friday, October 16, 2026, the Théâtre Mandapa hosts a unique musical journey featuring Ranajit Sengupta, a master of the Indian sarod. With a career spanning over 30 years and performances in more than 45 countries, the Calcutta-born musician brings his expertise in the Maihar Gharana style to the Parisian stage.
The concert focuses on the theme of musical transmission, featuring a duo between Ranajit and his son, Rajarshi. The latter utilizes a bespoke 19-string mandolin, specifically crafted to master the intricacies of North Indian ragas. The ensemble is completed by tabla player Kousik Banerjee, a dedicated disciple of Pandit Anindo Chatterjee, ensuring a high-caliber performance of classical Indian repertoire.
The event runs from 20:30 to 22:00 at the Théâtre Mandapa. Tickets are priced between 10 and 20 euros. This performance provides a rare opportunity to appreciate the technical mastery and historical depth of North Indian musical traditions in an intimate setting.
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