
“Everyone was left smiling. That this was achieved so effortlessly was down not only to the charisma of the musicians, but also to their outstanding camaraderie and musicianship as they effortlessly explained how music from 16th century Goa was inspired by earlier “fusion” of medieval Christian as well as Portuguese and Indian music.” Salisbury Chronicle
“Shahid Khan’s spine-tingling voice resonated around Wilton Church on Sunday night as the singer opened this fascinating and uplifting concert in processional style.” Salisbury Chronicle
“From Francisco Guerrero’s stunning polyphonic setting from the Song of Songs by the Orlando Consort, Jonathan Mayer’s beautifully serene ragas to Kuljit Bhamra’s explanation and demonstration de-mystifying Indian music, Mantra was truly a memorable event.” Brighton Argus
“A perfectly crafted “lesson” in how differing musical traditions can be integrated… mesmerising.” Salisbury Journal
“Billed as "musical conversations across the Indian Ocean" this was a real jewel.” Brighton Argus
“Above all, though, this is one of those glorious musical enterprises that must be heard.” Early Music Times
“A successful encounter between cultures, religion – and man!” Rems-Zeitung, Schwäbisch-Gmund, Germany