Roopa Panesar and Kousic Sen
7:30pm - 9:30pm /
Friday 27th November 2026
/ Venue: Tung Auditorium
- 0151 794 1500
- Alex Baber-Norris
- Admission: Premium: £20 / Price Band A: £15 / Price Band B: £10
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One of the finest sitar players to emerge from the UK, Roopa Panesar returns to Liverpool for an evening of breathtaking virtuosity.
Known for her incredible emotional depth and staggering dexterity, Roopa’s music is a soulful journey that spans traditional Indian classical ragas to contemporary collaborations.
For this special performance, Roopa is joined by the world-renowned tabla maestro, Kousic Sen. Their musical partnership is a long-standing one; in 2011, Milap produced Roopa’s debut album, Khoj, which featured Kousic’s masterly accompaniment—an early milestone in a collaborative relationship that continues to flourish on stages worldwide.
Roopa Panesar (Sitar) A disciple of Ustad Dharambir Singh MBE, Roopa Panesar has captivated audiences at major global venues, from London’s Barbican and Darbar Festival to New York City’s APAP. Her recent critically acclaimed album ATMA (The Soul), recorded at Real World Studios, reflects a profound sense of calmness and exhilaration, solidifying her reputation as a leading light of the British Asian diaspora. Roopa’s ability to embrace Indian classical music alongside jazz and western classical influences leaves audiences captivated and peers filled with respect.
Kousic Sen (Tabla) Milap’s Artist in Residence, Kousic Sen is a tabla player of immense energy and rhythmic mastery. A highly respected senior artist, Kousic is one of the most sought-after accompanists in the world, having performed at the world’s most prestigious venues alongside the legendary masters of Indian classical music.
Promoted by Milap in association with the Asian Arts Agency
Known for her incredible emotional depth and staggering dexterity, Roopa’s music is a soulful journey that spans traditional Indian classical ragas to contemporary collaborations.
For this special performance, Roopa is joined by the world-renowned tabla maestro, Kousic Sen. Their musical partnership is a long-standing one; in 2011, Milap produced Roopa’s debut album, Khoj, which featured Kousic’s masterly accompaniment—an early milestone in a collaborative relationship that continues to flourish on stages worldwide.
Roopa Panesar (Sitar) A disciple of Ustad Dharambir Singh MBE, Roopa Panesar has captivated audiences at major global venues, from London’s Barbican and Darbar Festival to New York City’s APAP. Her recent critically acclaimed album ATMA (The Soul), recorded at Real World Studios, reflects a profound sense of calmness and exhilaration, solidifying her reputation as a leading light of the British Asian diaspora. Roopa’s ability to embrace Indian classical music alongside jazz and western classical influences leaves audiences captivated and peers filled with respect.
Kousic Sen (Tabla) Milap’s Artist in Residence, Kousic Sen is a tabla player of immense energy and rhythmic mastery. A highly respected senior artist, Kousic is one of the most sought-after accompanists in the world, having performed at the world’s most prestigious venues alongside the legendary masters of Indian classical music.
Promoted by Milap in association with the Asian Arts Agency