Rishik Bhattacharya
Blending tradition with innovation, Rishik brings the soul of Indian rhythm to life.
Every beat he plays echoes devotion, creativity, and timeless artistry.
About Rishik
Recognised in the world today as a leading tabla artiste, exhibiting consummate artistry both as a soloist and accompanist. The son of the renowned vocalist Late Pandit Dinkar Kaikini, Yogesh was initiated into tabla by his father at the tender age of four, and later received guidance under Pandit H.Taranath Rao. However it was under the gifted tutelage of the legendary Ustad Allah Rakha that Yogesh received intense training for twenty three years, maturing into one of the most sought after tabla artistes in India today. His style is marked by an unmatched combination of power, sensitivity, knowledge of tradition, tonal clarity, and aesthetics.
Rishik bhattacharya
Instrument Player
About Rishik
Mentored by the legendary Pandit Tanmoy Bose of the revered Farukhabad Gharana, Rishik embodies the timeless Guru-Shishya Parampara where devotion, discipline, and creativity unite. Over the past decade, he has emerged as a dynamic percussionist and dedicated educator, performing widely across India and abroad while inspiring countless students to explore the depths of rhythm and artistry.Rishik’s profound passion for the tabla drives his daily engagement with the instrument, reflecting his lifelong dedication to mastering and sharing its beauty. Choosing percussion as his professional path, he seamlessly blends traditional wisdom with a modern, student-centered approach to teaching. His sessions are interactive and motivating, helping learners connect with rhythm not just as a skill but as a language of expression and mindfulness.Under Rishik’s guidance, students gain technical mastery, artistic confidence, and a deep appreciation for the spiritual essence of music. Training with him is an invitation to be part of a living legacy one that nurtures creativity, precision, and a heartfelt connection to the art of percussion.
Rishik bhattacharya
Instrument Player
FAQ
No, beginners are always welcome! Rishik offers classes for all levels from absolute beginners to advanced learners.
Yes, you can attend sessions online from anywhere in the world using video platforms like Zoom or Google Meet.
Typically, classes are held once or twice a week, with each session lasting about 60 minutes. Flexible schedules are available.
It’s recommended to have your own tabla for regular practice, but beginners can start with guidance on what to purchase.
Rishik follows the Farukhabad Gharana tradition while also introducing modern rhythmic approaches.
Absolutely! Many of Rishik’s students join from abroad through online sessions.
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