Sriparna Chatterjee (vocals)
Sriparna Chatterjee received her initial Hindustani Classical training from Mr. A. K. Chatterjee and then moved on to learn from Sri Trilochan Singh Tarana and Smt. Pragga Banerjee in Jamshedpur. In Mumbai, she took training under illustrious guru Pandit Ajay Pohankar and Smt. Anjali Pohankar. Currently, she is working as a certified music therapist from Sur Sanjeevan Trust and has been associated with REACH and several geriatric patients as well. She is going to perform Raaga Miyaan ki Malhaar. Starting with Madhya Laya In Ektaal, then going to Drut Bandish in Teental and then ending with Tarana in Ektal.
Ronkini Gupta (vocals)
Ronkini Gupta is a distinction holder of Sangeet Visharad from Gandharva Mahavidyalaya in Hindustani Classical. She has trained under Shri Chandrakant Apte, an exponent of the Gwalior Gharana in her formative years (1990-2000). She has further honed her skills under Ustad Dilshad Khan Pt.Samaresh Chowdhary and Late Ustad Abdul Rashid Khan Sahab. Winning her way through several inter-school and inter-state level competitions, she went on to win a National Level Merit (Hindustani Classical Vocal category) at the prestigious Doverlane Music Conference in Kolkata, in the year 2000 when she was only 16. Her pursuit in education and Music brought her to the city of dreams-Mumbai. She won the World Series Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, 2004, conducted by Zee TV Ltd. where she was adjudged by maestros like Girija Devi, Sitara Devi, O.P. Nayyar, Jagjit Singh, Chitra Singh, Ustad Ghulam Ali, Begum Abida Parveen and M.M Kreem. Pursuing a full time career in music, and exploring various avenues, ranging from Bollywood, to regional cinema, she has also forayed into Indian Classical and Jazz Fusion, and yet Pure Indian Classical remains her first love and her finest bet! She will be perfoming the Raag Megh Malhar- a sweet yet melancholic monsoon raaga. She will conclude the evening with the performance of two Bandishes, one in jhaptaal and the other in teentaal.
Ghulam Ali (sarangi)
Ghulam Ali belongs to the Sohnipat Gharana and is the 17th generation into playing this instrument. He has travelled all over the world with various artists.