Silsila, meaning continuation, reflects and honors the timeless journey of South Asian classical music, where each note carries the wisdom of the past while creating new expressions for the future.

Resonance evokes the lingering voice of the sitar – the way a note continues to echo long after it has been played, connecting artists, traditions, and audiences across time.

Together, Silsila: Resonance captures an evening where centuries of tradition meet the spontaneity of the present moment.

Presented by Tehreem Khan (Ruh Arts Foundation), this concert brings together masters, a disciple, and a new generation of students in a program of improvisation, rhythmic dialogue, and profound stillness.

The evening features:

• Shri Jayanta Banerjee (sitar) and Pandit Samir Chatterjee (tabla) — two internationally acclaimed masters in conversation, exploring the depth and spontaneity of South Asian classical music
• A sitar duet, with Jayanta Banerjee and his disciple Tehreem Khan honoring the teacher-student bond that has carried this art form across generations
• A Dialogue Between East and West, a collaborative finale composed by Jayanta Banerjee, anchored by Pandit Samir Chatterjee’s tabla, uniting Tehreem Khan (sitar), Sikandar Rahman (violin), Pranav Shikarpur (bansuri), Shiva Kannan (keyboard), and Aditya Pillai (dholak) in a celebration of musical exchange

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