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Jasdeep Singh Degun

Indian Classical Music: Jasdeep Singh Degun & Yama Sarshar

Saturday 13 September 2025

Location: Het Concertgebouw Amsterdam

Hall: Kleine Zaal

Concert start: 20:15 hrs

Concert Duration: 90 minutes

This concert has an intermission

Meet & Greet after the concert + CD will be available

Ticket Price: Starting from €25

About the Concert

DesiYUP and Het Concertgebouw present an evening of Indian classical music in contemporary form.
This time featuring virtuoso sitar player and composer Jasdeep Singh Degun, accompanied by internationally acclaimed tabla player Yama Sarshar. This fall, Real World Records will release a new album by Jasdeep Singh Degun.

Jasdeep Singh Degun Anomaly Concert
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According to Classical Explorer an Indian classical concert with sitarist Jasdeep Singh Degun is a ‘Daring improvisation, and an explosion of possibilities’. And Nitin Sawhney was quoted in the Financial Times describing Jasdeep as ‘One of our greatest musicians in the UK’.

Jasdeep Singh Degun

Soumik Datta

Jasdeep Singh Degun is an exceptional sitar player who, like no other, knows how to take the listener into the world of Indian classical music with enchanting melodies (raga), rhythms (tala) and improvisation. On his debut album Anomaly (2022), under the mentorship of renowned producer Nitin Sawhney, he uniquely combines Indian and Western classical music. The album, praised for its elegant and contemporary tone, was in the Financial Times’s top 10 best world and folk albums of 2022. Degun, who performs worldwide, constantly manages to reinvent genres, bringing his Indian heritage to a large and wide audience.

Watch Jasdeep’s performances

Listen to Jasdeep’s album Anomaly

Yama Sarshar

Soumik Datta

Yama Sarshar is an internationally acclaimed Tabla player. Yama was born in Sydney (Australia) into a musical family from Kabul (Afghanistan).

Yama received his initial training from his Father Ustad Sarshar from the tender age of 2 years old. Yama travelled to Mumbai (India) in 1998 to receive further guidance under the late Tabla maestro Ustad Alla Rakha Khan from the Punjab Gharana school of Tabla. Yama has been fortunate and blessed to have studied and toured throughout Europe and Australia with the late Tabla legend Ustad Zakir Hussain.

Yama is a senior disciple of Ustad Fazal Qureshi and studies regularly with his Guru at the Ustad Allah Rakha Institute of Music in Mumbai (India). Yama regularly performs throughout the world with all types of music genres and is always in high demand by his fellow musicians. He has performed in Prestigious venues such as the Sydney Opera House where he scored 100% for his HSC exam for musical performance and was asked to perform amongst the top 10 performers in the state of New South Wales (Australia).

Yama has performed for many famous celebrities, such as Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Keanu Reeves, Romeo and Juliet film director Baz Lurhmann, the Australian national cricket team and the Indian national cricket team, to name just a few.
Yama has performed with many great Afghani, Indian, Pakistani artists such as Ustad Naim Nazary, Ustad Sharif Ghazal, Haidar Salim, Hangama, Ustad Nashenas, Farhad Darya, the late Nasrat Parsa, Ustad Mahwash, the late Jagjit Singh, Anup Jalota, the late Pankaj Udhas, Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan Saab and Sabri Brothers (Qawwali).

Watch Yama’s Performances

The Venue: Het Concertgebouw

Het Concertgebouw

Hall: Kleine Zaal
Adress: Concertgebouwplein 10
1071 LN Amsterdam

Travel by Car

From all directions on the A10: take exit S108 (Amstelveen) or S109 (RAI). Follow the signs to ‘Centrum’.

Parking near The Concertgebouw:

  • Street parking rates for The Concertgebouw neighbourhood:
    Per hour: € 6.73 (9.00 am – 12.00 midnight, on Sundays 12.00 pm – 12.00 midnight).
    Day pass: € 40.30 (9:00 am – 7:00 pm).
    Evening pass: € 26.90 (7.00 pm – 12:00 midnight).
  • The car park beneath Museumplein, entrance on the Van Baerlestraat – From the A10 ring road, take exit S108 and follow the ‘P’ signs (for ‘parking’). Cars can enter the garage until 1.00 am on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday, and until 2:30 am Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Cars can exit the garage 24 hours a day.
  • When you visit a concert in The Concertgebouw, you can receive a discount on the rates of this car park. More information.
  • Rates: € 2 per 17 minutes. A day pass costs € 50 for 24 hours (rates without discount).
  • Disabled parking – There are seven disabled parking spots located next to the main entrance. Holders of a valid disabled parking badge, either the Landelijke Parkeerontheffing (LPO) or the European handicapped parking card (GPK) can park in these spaces free of charge.
Public Transport

Get off at the Museumplein stop (tram 2) or the Concertgebouw stop (tram 3, 5, 12, buses).

Prepare your trip with the travel planner (via 9292.nl) or view the Lijnen-map of the GVB.

Central Station:

  • Tram 2, 12 and 11 (only runs between 11 am and 8 pm to the Leidseplein stop, there transfer to tram 12 or 5)
  • Metro 52 (North/South line) to station De Pijp, transfer to tram 3 or 12

South WTC Station: tram 5

Amstel Station: tram 12

Sloterdijk Station: tram 19 to the Leidseplein stop, then change to tram 12 or 5

Muiderpoort Station: tram 3

P+R Olympic Stadium:

  • Tram 24 up to stop Roelof Hartplein, transfer to tram 5 or 12
  • Bus 347, bus 357 and bus 397 (Connexxion)