One of the top Sitar players of his generation, Rohan has been awarded by the president's award in India and has performed in several prestigious festivals and events in India, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France, Austria, Slovenia, Russia, Turkmenistan and many more. Apart from his classical performances he is also noted for his unique collaborations as it involved deep integration and research, few of the notable collaborations are with ace musicians such as Deepsankar Bhattacharya, Bhaskar Das, Aravind Bhargav, Giuliana Soscia, Mario Marzi, Alexandru Tomescu, Gilless Apap, Emilio Bezzi, his world music project with the group Anatma is noteworthy.

Emilio was born in Milan in 1982. He approached the Music at the age of eleven years old first with the clarinet and the year after with the guitar as the possibility to make concurrently more sounds deeply affected him. He passed by his own through different musical genres which the basic of the language is improvisation: from Hendrix Rock, passing through Jazz Music, he reached Bossa Nova and then started to play the guitar with fingers. As a reflection of any musical feelings, the direct touch of the strings became his elective way to express the Music and in 1999 he started to study Western Classical Music.

On the precincts of percussion and maxims of melody a name, it seems, has come to stay. A name which is now creating melodic and rhythmic raptures in uncounted musical concerts all over the globe is Udhai Mazumdar. Udhai hails from a family of musicians and fine artistes of Allahabad. A versatile tabla player of the Benares Gharana, and also a composer of great finesse. Udhai shifted to Delhi to further his musical experience and became the disciple of the world-renowned Sitar Maestro, Bharat Ratna Pandit Ravi Shankar, lived with him and learnt the art of Tabla accompaniment.