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Saggar Malde

Jainism

Saggar Malde is a UK-based singer of Jain devotional music. With his ensemble he presents "Stavanaavali", a concert series of stavans, songs in praise of the Tirthankaras, at the Harrow Arts Centre in London, combining classical, traditional and contemporary styles.

JainismUnited Kingdom
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Saggar Malde

Saggar Malde is a UK-based singer of Jain devotional music. With his ensemble he presents "Stavanaavali", a concert series of stavans, songs in praise of the Tirthankaras, at the Harrow Arts Centre in London, combining classical, traditional and contemporary styles.

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