Friday 16 April, 20:00

Snatam Kaur — Living Light

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Devotional singer and Grammy-nominated artist Snatam Kaur invites audiences into “Living Light”, a live concert that blends mantra, sacred sound and contemplative song. Accompanied by Ram Dass (piano, clarinet, vocals), Bruno Justi (guitar, flutes, vocals) and Sukhmani (percussion, vocals), she shapes intimate, luminous moments where communal voice becomes a healing force. The evening moves through reflection, gratitude, forgiveness and celebration, favoring simplicity of gesture, warm acoustic textures and a shared atmosphere of presence and connection.

Rue de la Rôtisserie 10,
1204 Genève
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