It has been traditionally believed that ragas are most effective at particular times of the day. The ragas in Indian classical music were thus divided based on the time cycles or four prahars of the day. Bringing to the fore this traditional aspect of classical music, the concert Chaturprahar will take the audience through the journey of ragas sung in different time periods, from dawn to dusk. With an impressive list including Gundecha brothers, Ashwini Bhide Deshpande and Jayateerth Mevundi in performance, the concert promises to be an enriching experience for the audience.

The Gundecha brothers will be performing ragas of midnight to 3 am