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Rhythm Takes Centre Stage: Sangamam Presents Leela, The SoundZ of LAYA Live

Details

Aug 08 2026 to Aug 08 2026 6 p.m.

Where

Bangalore International Centre

7 4th Main Rd, Stage 2, Domlur 560071

Event Description

Presented by Sangamam, an initiative of the Shibulal Family Philanthropic Initiatives (SFPI), this
performance reimagines the classical concert experience by celebrating the depth and dynamism of
Carnatic music. It reflects Sangamam’s vision of making classical and rooted art forms accessible,
engaging, and relevant to today’s audiences through fresh, contemporary performance settings.
Leela, The SoundZ of LAYA is a vibrant instrumental ensemble led by acclaimed musician Sai Giridhar
that brings together accomplished artists to explore rhythm as a powerful medium of expression.
The production moves beyond traditional boundaries, creating a seamless musical journey that
appeals to seasoned classical connoisseurs and new listeners alike.
The performance focuses on crafting compositions that are technically intricate yet instantly
engaging. Through an array of original pieces, the ensemble weaves distinct grooves, intricate gatis
(rhythmic subdivisions), and evocative melodies that draw listeners in while gradually revealing
deeper emotional and structural layers.
The live experience is designed to be deeply immersive, driven by the spirit of Manodharma—the
improvisational soul of Indian classical music. Moving fluidly between reflective, atmospheric
passages and high-energy rhythmic conversations, every organic transition invites the audience to
experience the spontaneous flow and raw creativity of the stage.
Don’t miss this unique evening where timeless Carnatic traditions and improvisational brilliance
come together to present rhythm as a living, breathing art form.

Date: 8th August, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM
Venue: BIC (Bangalore International Centre), Domlur
Tickets: Available now


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