Entertain guests with mesmerising traditional Indian music.

The Sitar is a long necked string instrument played in North Indian classical and film music, as well as Western fusion music. This instrument belongs to the lute class of chordophones and has been popularised by Ravi Shankar around the world. It can be accompanied by the tabla, a set of two drums played by hand and again traditionally used in Northern Indian Classical Music. Together the instruments create a wonderfully relaxing ambiance. For a fusion feel, the duo can be combined with a flute or saxophone.

"It was a pleasure to have you perform here in Northern Ireland on the 10th June 2007. The Tabla & Sitar music was sensational,a real treat. Everyone loved it and are still talking about it. The instruments were so beautiful and the authenticity of the music and costumes were so refreshing. You both really added an extra dimension to the party. I promise I will gladly forward your details to anyone requiring your services. I do hope you enjoyed your day too.
Take care and happy playing!"

Roisin Donnelly


"A big thanks you to you and your fellow musicians! Our guests were mesmerised by your outstanding Tabla and Sitar, which created exactly the ambience and atmosphere we were looking for at Addington Palace 27th August 2007 for our Walima. Later, your live Qawwali band wowed the guests during dinner, and really provided a riveting end to the night. It was also a smashing way to end the Bank Holiday, as many of our guests later told us!
We will be recommending you to future brides and grooms! Thanks again."

The Khan Family