📅 Wednesday 21st October 2026
📍 Howard Assembly Room, Leeds LS1 6NU
BOOKING LINK COMING SOON!
Join us for an unforgettable evening with the Arun Ramamurthy Trio, an internationally acclaimed ensemble whose music brings together the rich traditions of South Indian Carnatic music with the improvisational freedom of contemporary Jazz.
At the heart of the trio's sound is a deep musical dialogue, where ancient ragas are reimagined through expressive melodies, intricate improvisation, and vibrant rhythmic interplay.
Every performance is shaped by years of artistic collaboration, creating a profound sense of trust and spontaneity that allows the music to unfold naturally in the moment.
Drawing inspiration from their acclaimed album New Moon, the trio explores themes of ancestry, personal journeys, and the wisdom passed from one generation to the next.
Their music is both reflective and adventurous, honouring centuries of musical tradition while embracing new possibilities through creative expression.
Having performed at prestigious venues including Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center, the Northampton Jazz Festival, and Amsterdam's Bimhuis, the Arun Ramamurthy Trio has captivated audiences around the world with a sound that is at once timeless and refreshingly original.
Whether you are a lifelong lover of Indian classical music, a Jazz enthusiast, or simply curious to discover something new, this promises to be an evening of remarkable artistry, musical conversation, and unforgettable live performance.
Make an Evening of It:
Located in the heart of Leeds city centre, the Howard Assembly Room provides the perfect setting for an evening out. Before the performance, enjoy dinner at one of the many nearby independent restaurants or cafés, explore the city's beautiful Victorian arcades, or browse the surrounding shops and cultural attractions. Just a short walk from Leeds Station, the venue is ideally situated for visitors travelling from near or far, making it easy to experience both an exceptional concert and the vibrant atmosphere of the city.
Photo credits: Kevin Allen
