Sapthak to host two vocal concerts on June 28 in Bengaluru
The event is scheduled at 5.30 p.m. and is open to all free of charge.
The evening will open with a vocal recital by emerging artist Shravya Sudarshan Iyer, accompanied by Purnima Samanth on tabla and Gajanan Sabhahit on harmonium.
The second concert will be a tribute to the late Ustad Rashid Khan, performed by his senior disciple Prasad Khaparde. He will be supported by Gurumurthy Vaidya on tabla and Vyasmurthy Katti on harmonium.
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