Indian Flute Player

A range from soothing and beautiful relaxation music to all-time favourite wedding and party songs on Indian Bamboo flute which can be suitable for all types of events according to client's requirement.

Indian Classical Music apprenticeship under Guru Pandit Divyang Thakoreji [Flutist] – 3 years

I have been trained for Indian Classical Music for 3 years by my Guru Pandit Divyang Thakoreji. Thereafter, my goal was to be a Flutist and have been playing this divine instrument for 5 years now. Besides, I have taught students via both mediums – offline and online – from the last 2 years. As a part of my career, I have performed at various events like Instrument playing competitions, Small gatherings, Marriage events, Meditation sessions, and many more.

Captivated by Indian Classical Music, I started learning the bamboo flute. And I have been playing it from last 5 years and have the intention of moving forward in this field. Apart from being a Flutist, I am also interested in learning a variety of instruments and different types of software that helps to make music quality better.

The flute is very closely related to the Hindu God – who was a Flutist – “Krishna” and it is a very common icon to represent him as he used to play soothing tunes on Bansuri and it is revered as Lord Krishna’s divine instrument and frequently related to Krishna’s Ras Leela. Bansuri is also known by different names like Murali, Venu, and many more. The reason why I mentioned that Bansuri is deeply connected with Indian Myths is that the Bansuri is depicted in ancient Buddhist, Hindu and Jain temple paintings. And that is one of the reasons that flute and flute playing is very close to my heart.

I would require a decent sound system with a wireless collar microphone to help my mobility while playing. A stage is not mandatory but recommended.