NEW DELHI: Sarod maestro Amjad Ali Khan and his two sons Amaan and Ayaan will perform at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert at Oslo on Dec. 11 and spread the message of peace, harmony and non-violence with a special raga conceived for the occasion.

Each year, the Nobel Peace Prize Concert at Norway’s capital gathers a host and selection of talented artists from around the world to pay tribute to the year’s laureate.

Besides the Khans, Pakistani singer Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and UK’s popular Bolly Flex Dancers will add a distinctly Indian and Pakistani flair to the concert at the Olso Spektrum in a tribute to the laureates Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafazi.

“It’s a great honor for me and my sons to be given this opportunity at such a prestigious platform. We feel so proud to be celebrating an occasion of an Indian receiving the Nobel Peace Prize. That gives us all the more happiness,” 69-year-old Amjad Ali Khan told PTI.

The Khans will be playing a special raga on the occasion.

“It is called ‘raga for peace’ and has flavors and colors of India. It stresses on the message of peace, harmony and non-violence,” he said.

There will be a rehearsal on Dec. 10 and the finale the next day. The concert will be hosted by Grammy-winning hip-hop star Queen Latifah and will also see performances by the likes of iconic songwriter-singer Steven Tyler, British soul singer Laura Mvula, the inspirational Girls of The World and Norway’s Gabrielle.