
HCL Concerts, a platform dedicated to promoting Indian music and dance, hosted ‘Tunes of Tradition’ at Kamani Auditorium, New Delhi. The event brought together Pt. Rajendra Prasanna, a maestro of both the shehnai and bansuri, and Mame Khan, the celebrated Rajasthani folk singer, who delivered an evening of unparalleled musical brilliance.
The concert took the audience on a soulful journey through India’s rich musical heritage. Pt. Rajendra Prasanna, from the renowned Benaras Gharana, mesmerized everyone with his skillful performance on the shehnai and bansuri, blending traditional ragas with creative improvisations. Mame Khan, with his powerful voice, brought the energy of Rajasthan’s Manganiyar tradition to life, performing popular folk songs and his hit track Chaudhary, capturing the essence of Rajasthan’s desert spirit.
The concert received an enthusiastic response, with the audience deeply moved by the performances. The evening showcased the beauty and diversity of Indian music, blending classical and folk styles in a way that resonated with listeners of all ages.
Speaking about the event, Pt. Rajendra Prasanna said, “Music has the power to transcend boundaries and touch the soul. Performing for an audience that appreciates the nuances of classical music was truly inspiring. I am grateful to HCL Concerts for creating such a wonderful platform to celebrate the beauty of Indian classical music.”
Mame Khan said, “Rajasthani folk music is the heartbeat of the desert, and sharing its vibrant energy with the audience tonight was an unforgettable experience. I thank HCL Concerts for showcasing the diversity of India’s musical heritage and bringing artists like me closer to music lovers.”
Anshul Adhikari, Head of HCL Concerts said, “Tunes of Tradition is a testament to HCL Concerts’ dedication to preserving and promoting the rich musical traditions of India. We strive to bring together legendary artists and unique performances to inspire new generations while honouring our cultural roots. Tonight’s concert was a perfect blend of tradition and innovation, resonating with our vision to make Indian classical and folk music accessible to diverse audiences. The overwhelming response from the audience motivates us to continue our journey of nurturing and celebrating the timeless art forms of India.”













