Yuva Sangeetotsav 2026 in Hubballi with free classical music recitals

Yuva Sangeetotsav 2026 Hubballi

Union Minister and Dharwad MP Shri Pralhad Joshi will present Yuva Sangeetotsav 2026 at Sawai Gandharva Hall in Deshapande Nagar, Hubballi, on Saturday, October 17. The free day-long programme runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and brings together young Hindustani classical musicians from Karnataka and other parts of India.

The event is organised by Kshamta, Hubballi, and sponsored by M/S Purushottam Narayan Gadgil Saraf & Jewellers (PNG Gold Group). Co-sponsors include LIC, with support from Shri Krishna Milk, Hubballi. Organisers describe it as an unprecedented gathering of talented and acclaimed young artists.

Yuva Sangeetotsav 2026 programme schedule

The schedule features vocal, flute, sitar and harmonium recitals throughout the day:

  • 10:00 AM: Vocal recital by Revati Anilkumar, accompanied by Prasad Madiwalar and Vinod Patil
  • 11:00 AM: Vocal recital by J. Poorvi, accompanied by Prasad Madiwalar and Pramod Hebballi
  • 11:45 AM: Vocal recital by Basavaraj Vandali, accompanied by Srihari Diggavi and Pramod Hebballi
  • 12:30 PM: Vocal recital by Shubhangi Jadhav, accompanied by Harshit Soni and Vinod Patil
  • 1:45 PM: Vocal recital by Arnav Buwa, accompanied by Rajendra Nakod and Satish Bhat
  • 2:45 PM: Flute recital by Shadaj Godkhindi, accompanied by Hemant Joshi
  • 3:45 PM: Vocal recital by Vinayak Hegde, accompanied by Rajendra Nakod and Satish Bhat
  • 5:00 PM: Sitar recital by Mehtab Ali, accompanied by Yashwant Vaishnav
  • 7:00 PM: Solo harmonium recital by Milind Vasudev, accompanied by Yashwant Vaishnav and Omkar Ujagare on keyboard

Free entry and local support

Entry is free for all. Organisers have extended a hearty welcome to the public. The programme focuses on giving a stage to young classical artists and promoting Hindustani music in the Hubballi-Dharwad region. Full details appear on the official event posters circulated ahead of the festival.

Hubballi has long been a centre for classical music in North Karnataka. Events like Yuva Sangeetotsav add to the city’s cultural calendar by bringing emerging artists to a well-known venue.

Residents and music lovers can attend any of the recitals throughout the day without tickets. The day ends with the late-evening harmonium recital.

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