Raaga Calendar
Ghazal & Sufi Night By Rashmi Agarwal
December 13, 2020 –
Rashmi Agarwal is a versatile Indian singer based in Delhi. Her music is emotive, expressive and soulful. Over the years she has carved out a niche for herself as an accomplished Sufi and Ghazal singer. The beautiful interplay of her crystal clear voice and heart touching compositions are a delight to hear.
Rashmi’s Sufi Music Group did India proud when she won the Grand-Prix Award, a first time for India at the prestigious IX International World Music Festival “Sharq Taronalari”(Melodies of Orient)in August, 2013, Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Was awarded with the Sambhavna Sammaan 2014 in Delhi for her contribution and achievements in the field of music.
Was invited to perform for The Ethnic World Music Festival, Bali, Indonesia, Nov.2013.
Performed for the Jaipur Sufi Festival of SAARC Writers and Literature at Diggi Palace, Jaipur.
She was awarded the Best Female Singer by Artistaloud.com (Hungama Digital Media) in their 3rd Annual Awards, 2013, for her Sufi song "Ranjha Jogida".
She composed and sang the anthem against corruption written by celebrated Lyricist Prasoon Joshi, for Headlines Today News Channel.
Besides her debut Sufi album Rang De Maula by Mystica Music, she also has a number of audio albums to her credit, namely Songs of Kabir by Osho World , Folk Songs From Uttar Pradesh by Beatofindia.com, Enchanting Chants by Pragnya Music and Deep Electric India by Soultribe Records. Two of her “Singles”, a Ghazal and a Sufi Folk Fusion song were digitally released by ArtistAloud.com. Her latest release is a Ghazal Album, Sentiments, by Red Ribbon. Most of her songs are available for purchase on iTunes.
Rashmi is an empanelled artist of the Indian Council for Cultural Relations(ICCR) for performances abroad. Besides TV and Radio, she has also performed on various national and international forums including the USA, UK etc. and won many a heart with her soulful and power packed performances. Rashmi has an MA in Vocal music from the University of Allahabad.
Accompanying artists:
1. On Percussion: Satish Kumar Solanki.

2. On Tabla: Shantibhushan Jha.

3. On Harmonium: Ashique Kumar.

4. On Sarangi: Ghulam Ali.
