june
18jun19 h 00 INFINITE STRINGSScintillating sarod from India19 h 00 EST Le Parvis
Dr. Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by
| Dr. Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke, Montreal, Quebec City, and Saguenay will immerse audiences in the depth of Hindustani classical music, where meditative alap unfolds into exhilarating rhythmic interplay. Sengupta’s lyrical, resonant sarod lines—rooted in tradition yet alive with contemporary nuance—meet Mallick’s crisp, dynamic tabla artistry in a dialogue that is both intimate and electrifying. Together, they offer Quebec audiences a journey through ragas, rhythms, and improvisation that celebrates the timeless beauty of Indian classical music while showcasing two masters at the height of their craft. |
(Thursday) 19 h 00 EST
Le Parvis
987, rue du Conseil, Sherbrooke QC J1G 1L9
19jun18 h 30 INFINITE STRINGSScintillating sarod from India18 h 30 MAISON DE LA CULTURE AHUNTSIC
Dr. Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts
Dr. Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke, Montreal, Quebec City, and Saguenay will immerse audiences in the depth of Hindustani classical music, where meditative alap unfolds into exhilarating rhythmic interplay. Sengupta’s lyrical, resonant sarod lines—rooted in tradition yet alive with contemporary nuance—meet Mallick’s crisp, dynamic tabla artistry in a dialogue that is both intimate and electrifying. Together, they offer Quebec audiences a journey through ragas, rhythms, and improvisation that celebrates the timeless beauty of Indian classical music while showcasing two masters at the height of their craft.
(Friday) 18 h 30
MAISON DE LA CULTURE AHUNTSIC
10300 rue Lajeunesse
Centre culturel Kabir
Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke,
Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke, Montreal, Quebec City, and Saguenay will immerse audiences in the depth of Hindustani classical music, where meditative alap unfolds into exhilarating rhythmic interplay. Sengupta’s lyrical, resonant sarod lines—rooted in tradition yet alive with contemporary nuance—meet Mallick’s crisp, dynamic tabla artistry in a dialogue that is both intimate and electrifying. Together, they offer Quebec audiences a journey through ragas, rhythms, and improvisation that celebrates the timeless beauty of Indian classical music while showcasing two masters at the height of their craft.
(Saturday) 19 h 30 EST
Salle d'Youville, Palais Montcalm
995 Place d'Youville
Centre culturel Kabir
21jun14 h 30 INFINITE STRINGSSCINTILLATING SAROD FROM INDIA14 h 30 EST Chapelle Saint-Cyriac
Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke,
Pandit Ranajit Sengupta, one of India’s most compelling sarod virtuosos, joins the brilliant tabla maestro Indranil Mallick for a rare Quebec tour in June 2026, presented by Kabir Cultural Centre. Their concerts in Sherbrooke, Montreal, Quebec City, and Saguenay will immerse audiences in the depth of Hindustani classical music, where meditative alap unfolds into exhilarating rhythmic interplay. Sengupta’s lyrical, resonant sarod lines—rooted in tradition yet alive with contemporary nuance—meet Mallick’s crisp, dynamic tabla artistry in a dialogue that is both intimate and electrifying. Together, they offer Quebec audiences a journey through ragas, rhythms, and improvisation that celebrates the timeless beauty of Indian classical music while showcasing two masters at the height of their craft.
(Sunday) 14 h 30 EST
Chapelle Saint-Cyriac
5618, rue de la Chapelle
Centre culturel Kabir