The even is being hosted by Krishna Prerna Charitable Trust in collaboration with UN Information Centre for India and Bhutan and Indian Council for Cultural Relations.
"In these violent and fragmented times, it is important to celebrate peace and highlight the work of peacemakers. So this year we are organising the festival with the theme 'peace, love and water' through music," said Arun Budhiraja, the convener of the event, which begins tomorrow.
The three day festival will also feature flautists from India.
At a special opening concert last evening, the festival featured German flautists Martin Ney and Gabriele Ney and Latvia's Riga Saxophone Quartet.
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