India, March 29 -- Some melodies stay with you long after the final note is played, settling into the heart like an old, cherished memory. The NADD Foundation's annual classical music festival, Music for Harmony, transformed the Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi, into a haven for soulful ragas and rhythms, bringing together music lovers for two unforgettable evenings.

The first evening started with a vocal performance by Diya Bhaumik, whose expressive voice painted vivid emotions through every note. The energy in the room shifted as Biswajit

Roy Chowdhury's Sarod took center stage, his fingers gliding effortlessly across the strings. The night ended on a deeply nostalgic note with Sunil Kulkarni, who paid a heartfelt tribute to legendary m...