A soulful celebration of the musical era.
Until the first note
Swaraparva is an evening set aside for Hindustani classical vocal in its full form — an alaap that takes its own time, a bandish that opens slowly, and a tabla that answers rather than hurries. No screens, no interval scramble. Just a stage, a tanpura drone, and an audience that came to listen.
Entry is by complimentary pass. Seating is limited to the capacity of the hall, so passes are confirmed in the order registrations come in.
Pt. Sanjeev Abhyankar trained first with his mother, Smt. Shobha Abhyankar, and went on to become one of the closest disciples of Sangeet Martand Pt. Jasraj. His singing is known for its clarity of swara, its patience in the slow movements, and a devotional warmth that carries a full hall without ever being loud.
Doors at 5.30 PM, first note at 6.00 PM sharp. Late entry only between pieces.
A maximum of two passes per registration, so the hall reaches as many listeners as possible.
Passes are issued only through this page. Nothing is sold at the gate.
Every seat for Swaraparva has been claimed. Thank you — the response has been overwhelming, and we are sorry we could not make room for everyone.
Already registered?
Your Privilege ID stands. Carry it on your phone and be seated by
5.50 PM — doors open at 5.30 PM.
You can also write to
rohiveregistrations@gmail.com.
A khayal is never a solo. The tabla answers, the side rhythm holds the pulse beneath it, the harmonium shadows the line, and a voice between the pieces places each raga in the listener's hands before it begins.
Introduces each raga and carries the thread of the evening between the pieces.
Accompanies on tabla — answering the vocal line rather than driving it.
On harmonium, shadowing the swara and holding the space between phrases.
On side rhythm, filling the pulse beneath the tabla.
Swaraparva is a complimentary concert — no ticket counter, no price on the door. It reaches a full hall of Pune's classical music audience because a few brands choose to stand behind it.
Title, powered-by, co-sponsor and partner associations are available for the next edition.
No. Your Privilege ID on your phone is enough. Show it at the desk and a printed pass with your seat number is handed to you.
Two per registration. Registrations are now closed and every seat has been claimed.
Doors open at 5.30 PM. Please be seated by 5.50 PM — the concert begins at 6.00 PM sharp.
Late entry is allowed only between pieces, so you may wait a few minutes at the door. Please arrive early.
Yes, at the venue. It fills quickly, so arrive with time in hand or use the metro — Vanaz or Anand Nagar, about ten minutes away.
No photography or recording during the performance. It carries to the stage and disturbs both the artists and the audience around you.
Please write to rohiveregistrations@gmail.com so the seat can go to somebody on the waiting list.
Come to the desk with the mobile number you registered with. That alone will find you.
Seats are complimentary and limited to the hall — two passes per registration, confirmed in the order they arrive. Take a minute now and your Privilege ID lands in your inbox straight away.
Or ask the desk anything — the chat is at the bottom right.