Archive · 26 Dec 2025
RaGa Duo Performs in Kolkata After Royal Albert Hall
The Carnatic vocal duo Ranjani–Gayatri, known as RaGa, performed in Kolkata at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy 2025.
This was their first public performance in Kolkata after their successful show at the Royal Albert Hall in London.
They were accompanied by Vittal Rangan on violin, Manoj Siva on Mridangam, and S Krishna on Ghatam.
Kolkata, known for its rich musical heritage, welcomed the artists warmly.
The duo shared their experiences performing in London, where they felt a deep connection with the audience and a global appreciation for Indian classical music.
They also discussed the growing interest in Carnatic music among younger audiences and the importance of nurturing this tradition both locally and internationally.
Ranjani–Gayatri (RaGa) performed in Kolkata at the ITC Sangeet Research Academy 2025.
This was their first public performance in Kolkata after their successful show at the Royal Albert Hall, London.
They were accompanied by Vittal Rangan (violin), Manoj Siva (Mridangam), and S Krishna (Ghatam).
Kolkata's rich musical heritage made the performance culturally significant.
The duo discussed the global appreciation for Indian classical music and the growing interest among younger audiences.
- Who
- Ranjani–Gayatri (Carnatic vocal duo) with accompanists Vittal Rangan, Manoj Siva, and S Krishna
- What
- Performance at ITC Sangeet Research Academy 2025 in Kolkata
- When
- After their performance at the Royal Albert Hall, London
- Where
- Kolkata, India
- Why
- To celebrate music and share their classical tradition with a global and local audience
- Event
- ITC Sangeet Research Academy 2025
- Artists
- Ranjani–Gayatri (Carnatic vocal duo)
- Accompanists
- Vittal Rangan (violin), Manoj Siva (Mridangam), S Krishna (Ghatam)
- Previous Performance
- Royal Albert Hall, London
- Cultural Significance
- Kolkata's rich musical heritage
- Audience Response
- Standing ovation at Royal Albert Hall
- Younger Audiences
- Growing interest in Carnatic music