Start your morning with a meditative 90-minute sunrise concert, inspired by the traditions of Indian classical music and its connection to water, dawn and healing.

As the sun rises, you’ll hear a sequence of live performances shaped by the quiet, reflective mood of early morning ragas, melodies traditionally played at daybreak to evoke a sense of calm and clarity.

The programme features four musicians across four performances:

  • Rubab by Teja Singh
  • Sitar by Shalu Garg
  • Hindustani raga vocals by Daljeet Kaur
  • Tabla solo by Manjit Singh

About Ragas

For many outside of India, the experience of a sunrise raga is something rarely encountered. Traditionally performed between 3am and 9am, morning ragas such as Bhairav, Todi and Bilawal are designed to awaken the senses and bring a sense of clarity and calm.

In this concert, sitar, rubab, tabla and voice come together to echo that early morning atmosphere, offering a glimpse of India’s classical dawn, reimagined in the soft light of Aotearoa.

Click here to learn more about the artists and Rhythm School.

Getting Here

If you haven't visited us before, here is some information about how to get here: https://www.maritimemuseum.co.nz/visit/getting-here

Note: We do not have parking onsite, but we are an easy stroll from Waitematā Train Station and downtown ferry terminals. 

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