Chandrika Tandon "Divine Ecstasy"
Sacred Sounds of Healing Series
Friday, November 21, 2025
Peter Norton Symphony Space – 2537 Broadway at 95th Street
7 PM – Doors | 8 PM – Show
Tickets: $45 | $55 | $100* (Tier 1 tickets include a VIP meet-and-greet with the artist)
WMI Member Prices: $36 | $44 | $80
**Ticket prices do not include venue service fees.**
We offer a 15% discount for students and seniors by using the codes STUDENT2526 and SENIOR2526. Please note that these tickets need to be collected at the Symphony Space Box Office, and you must present a valid student ID or an ID that verifies eligibility (seniors aged 65 and older).
Additionally, groups of 10 or more can enjoy a 10% discount per ticket, which must be purchased directly through the Symphony Space Box Office.
Co-presented with The Town Hall. The Sacred Sounds of Healing series is made possible with the generous support of Chandrika Tandon.
2025 GRAMMY® winner and 2x nominee, Chandrika Tandon, presents her Divine Ecstasy concert. With an ensemble of instrumental and vocal musicians, she will perform tracks from her newest album, Soul Ecstasy, alongside songs from her other albums. This will be a memorable evening of storytelling, audience participation, and global music.
Chandrika Tandon and a band of 13 exceptional musicians will be performing at Symphony Space on November 21, joined by the award-winning Young People’s Chorus of NYC.
For two decades, Chandrika has made ancient Sanskrit mantras and slokas accessible to wider audiences through her work with community and school choirs, including her current role as Artist-in-Residence for the award-winning Young People’s Chorus of New York City. She has performed at the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Music Hall, and Washington, DC’s National Mall.
“I want my music to be a beautiful gift to the world.” — Chandrika Tandon
This video presentation features an engaging panel discussion led by Chandrika Tandon with scientists, artists, and cultural experts as we explore the intersection of science, sound, and song. Together, we will seek to uncover insights about where and how musical spiritual practices support the science of healing.
Participants include Lisa Sokolov, Dr. Concetta Tomaino, and Alexandre Tannous (read more about the panelists on the YouTube page).
The Sacred Sounds of Healing series highlights artists, cross-cultural collaborations, and interactive ancillary events that celebrate and promote the transformative power of music and sounds from diverse spiritual and ethnic traditions. This initiative aims to heal and foster peace, joy, and unity through the universal language of music.
More Shows in This Series:
Yuval Ron Ensemble Featuring Sufi Master Khawaja Ehrari with Workshop – Feb 21