My work bridges the depth of Indian classical music with the transformative power of creative arts therapy. My bansuri flute playing carries the tone, authenticity, and lineage of this tradition, shaping how I understand connection, expression, and healing. On this page, you’ll find upcoming group work where music supports growth, as well as performances that share the artistry at the heart of my practice. In the videos below, you can hear the music that continues to guide and inspire my therapeutic work.

Upcoming Groups + Retreats

Upcoming Groups + Retreats.


Past Offerings.

Teaching at Sage Academy Sound Healing Intensive

June 22-25, 2023

Participants learned and practiced the tuning system of Indian ragas, experiencing the resonance of the Tanpura and Shruti Box through listening, singing, and sound exploration. The workshop examined the qualities of good sur (tone and tuning), its role in Indian music, and its application in healing and meditative sound practices.

Sound Work in Psychotherapy CE Training

October 24-26, 2025

Sound Work in Psychotherapy Training provided mental health professionals with both theoretical foundations and experiential practices for integrating sound into clinical work. Drawing from Indian ragas, sound healing traditions, Deep Listening, mindfulness, and creative arts therapy, the training explored how voice, movement, visualization, and sound-based interventions could support healing, presence, and emotional regulation. Participants also gained practical experience using instruments such as singing bowls, monochords, shruti boxes, and percussion in therapeutic settings.

Voice Dialogue Facilitation Training

March 14-16, 2025

Participants were introduced to Voice Dialogue, a Jungian-based approach to parts work developed by Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone in the 1970s. The training explored how distinct inner selves can be accessed through embodied awareness, voice, and tone, offering a highly experiential and somatic approach to understanding and working with the many parts of the psyche.

"Eric unlocks the door to the inspiring and healing world of Raga - for everyone"

- Raga Singing Participant


Past Performances.

Bhatiyali Dhun Orchestral Piece at Hudson Hall

This performance draws connections between the ancient Bengali folk music of the Hooghly River and the river that flows through our own community.

Raga Nand Kauns with Dibyarka Chatterjee

Live at Ananda Ashram, Monroe, NY, Shivaratri Festival, February 25th 2023

Raga Yaman - Vilumbit Ektal and Drut Ektal; a bansuri performance

Live performance at Chhandayan Center for Indian Music 11/9/19, New York, NY