Concert: Vienna - Radhika Das

On Tuesday, October 13, 2026, Radhika Das brings kirtan—the Sanskrit word for call-and-response chanting—into the sacred space of Vienna's Lorely-Saal as a living, breathing meditation. His voice carries the lineage of Bhakti Yoga, the yoga of devotion, rooted in Hindu and Vedic tradition but universally open: expect Sanskrit mantras paired with contemporary arrangements, acoustic instruments (harmonium, tabla, strings), and a sound that feels both ancient and alive. The experience is participatory by design. You're not watching from a seat; you're invited into the chant itself. His arrangements move between the meditative and the ecstatic—moments of still, collective hum broken by rhythmic call-and-response that can build into spontaneous dancing and swaying. Radhika Das has performed for thousands in London, New York, and Mumbai, from the British Museum to Union Chapel, and his following speaks to his gift for making the devotional accessible without diluting it. This Vienna performance offers locals and visitors alike the chance to experience authentic kirtan in an intimate Viennese setting. This is music for people seeking authentic spiritual practice, rhythmic meditation, or simply the sound of many voices in unison. It won't suit those looking for entertainment or passive listening; it requires your presence and, ideally, your voice.