Prabha Atre, a luminary in Indian classical music, was celebrated in a recent memorial tribute, NavRaag Prabha, organized by her foundation in Pune. The event featured performances by her senior disciples, who presented 17 unique ragas that Atre conceived, showcasing her innovative spirit. Among her notable creations are three ragas based on Malhar: Patdeep Malhar, Kafi Malhar, and Gara Malhar. Atre's approach to ragas was unconventional; she believed that the emotional essence of a raga could be conveyed regardless of the time it was performed. This philosophy was illustrated by performances that blended ragas traditionally associated with different times of day. Her disciples highlighted her meticulous attention to detail in both composition and performance, reflecting her profound influence on their artistry. Atre's training under the Kirana gharana was brief, yet she absorbed enough material to inform her lifelong musical journey. Her legacy continues to resonate through her disciples, who embody her values in their interpretations of her work.