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Saankhya Purna Raga Sagara
Event Details
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Date: Saturday, April 25th, 2026
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Doors Open: 6:30 PM
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Concert Starts: 7:00 PM
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Venue: Divani Caravel Hotel
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Leof. Vasileos Alexandrou 2, Athina 161 21, Greece
About Sri Swamiji
Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda is a renowned composer, singer, and musician. Sri Swamiji has many great facets to his magnanimous personality; music is at the front and most influential as it impacts the greatest number of people. Directly and indirectly, the music benefits many people physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Sri Swamiji has performed more than 350 concerts over 35 years. Swamiji says "Music is the fireworks of the soul. Music is the most beautiful of all creations. Music enables the ever-wandering mind to visit and meet the soul."
Past Concerts
Kennedy Center
Washington DC, US
Sydney Opera House
Sydney, Australia
Congress Center
Davos, Switzerland
Royal Albert Hall
London, UK
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Carnegie Hall
New York, US
Esplanade
Singapore
SGS Music Revealed
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Mission
Among the many teachers, gurus, and yogis that can be found in India, Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda shines like a brilliant star. Thousands now visit Mysuru Ashrama where Sri Swamiji resides during the brief time between music tours. From early morning to evening music is heard: Vedic chanting at sunrise and public bhajan sessions at night. Sri Swamiji’s music and yoga lectures are regularly seen on national television, broadcast from the ashrama's Nada Mantapam—an enclosed outdoor hall with a seating capacity of over 5,000. Sri Swamiji is a highly inspired singer-composer-lyricist credited with thousands of musical compositions and songs in various languages. Sri Swamiji has been awarded twelve Guinness World Records, including records for the most people chanting (128,918 participants), the largest music therapy session (1,814 participants), the most bird species in an aviary (468), the largest display of bonsai trees (2,649), and the largest simultaneous Hindu text recital (1,329 participants reciting the Bhagavad Gita).
"To understand the spirituality behind it and to connect with Brahman through it is indeed a commendable task which Swamiji has been ceaselessly undertaking. Pujya Swamiji has used the entire world as His stage to perpetuate the great tradition of Nada Upasana by performing at various important places."
Narendra Modi,
Prime Minister of India