Saturday, Sep 19, 2026
Location: Het Concertgebouw (Amsterdam)
Hall: Kleine Zaal
Time: 8:15 PM–9:45 PM
This concert has no intermission
Ticket price: from 25 Euro
- Tickets Sold 90%
DesiYUP and Het Concertgebouw presents to you singer and composer Prewien Pandohi-Mishre, one of the leading representatives of North Indian classical and devotional music in the Netherlands, presents Anantha: an evening of Indian music. Anantha tells the story of eternal change. Singer Prewien Pandohi-Mishre and his ensemble express this theme in music full of growth, tranquility, emotion, and renewal. Traditional Indian melodies are combined with modern sounds, creating a rich and layered musical landscape.
Prewien Pandohi-Mishre
Singer and composer Prewien Pandohi-Mishre is an exponent of North Indian classical and devotional music in the Netherlands. His roots lie in both India and Suriname, and these rich traditions resonate in his warm, expressive voice. Prewien combines the centuries-old Rāga tradition with modern sounds, making his music both authentic and surprisingly contemporary. He has completed his Master’s degree in Indian singing at CODARTS in 2019 and is actively committed to preserving the classical Indian music tradition. He has appeared on television in VPRO’s Vrije Geluiden and in a portrait for NTR’s Iedereen Verlicht, among others. Prewien has collaborated with international Indian artists. Recently, he released the song Mama Sranan to mark 50 years of Surinamese independence. This concert also marks the end of the commemorative year celebrating 50 years of Surinamese independence.
Anantha
Anantha tells the story of eternal change. Singer Prewien Pandohi-Mishre and his ensemble express this theme in music full of growth, tranquility, emotion, and renewal. Traditional Indian melodies are combined with modern sounds, creating a rich and layered musical landscape. The focus is on Indian classical music and the Surinamese-Hindustani tradition, the musical heritage of Prewien, who was born in Suriname. His music flows from style to style, featuring traditional instruments as well as acoustic guitar, flute, double bass, and influences from jazz and blues. Tonight, Prewien will demonstrate how these traditions, once from far across the sea, have come together in the Netherlands and continue to evolve. The result is a warm, inclusive, and contemporary musical experience that showcases the richness of Indian music and its significance for today’s world.
Ensemble
Prewien Pandohi-Mishre vocals & harmonium | Angel ArunA vocals | Ronald Snijders flute | Hamid Reza Behzadian Indian slide guitar & harmonica | Patrick Lauwerends double bass & acoustic bass guitar | Dilip Dhoenmoen drums & percussion








