The conch
A call to gather
In Sri Lanka the conch is sounded to open an auspicious occasion. It is the emblem of 2027: the signal that the night is about to begin and the hall should fall quiet.
A royal night of music
Since 1993
The conch sounds once more. For one January night the university gathers under the trees for classical song, and every ticket supports a scholarship.
Sarasavi Gee Sisila is the landmark classical music evening of the University of Moratuwa, presented by the Building Economics Students’ Society.
The date and line-up for 2027 will be announced here. Seat booking is already open.
The conch
In Sri Lanka the conch is sounded to open an auspicious occasion. It is the emblem of 2027: the signal that the night is about to begin and the hall should fall quiet.
The lotus harp
A full orchestra, a choir and some of the country’s best-loved voices, singing the classical and semi-classical songs that generations of students have grown up with.
The winged sun
What the night raises does not stay on the stage. Proceeds fund scholarships and financial help for Quantity Surveying students of the Department of Building Economics.
2023 to 2026
Lanterns in the trees, a carved stage and an orchestra in the haze. Four years of Gee Sisila, from the committee’s own photographs.
Voices of 2026
The 2027 line-up will be revealed here first. These are the vocalists who took the stage at the 28th Gee Sisila.
ටී. එම්. ජයරත්න
එඩ්වඩ් ජයකොඩි
රූකාන්ත ගුණතිලක
ෂර්ලි වෛජයන්ත
දීපිකා ප්රියදර්ශනී
චන්ද්රලේඛා පෙරේරා
ධනිත් ශ්රී
To be announced
Why it matters
Gee Sisila began in 1993 with the 5th Quantity Surveying batch and grew into a tradition of the Department of Building Economics. Its proceeds fund scholarships and financial assistance for students facing hardship, so they can stay on and finish their degree.
When you book a seat, you are part of that.
What the night is for
Follow the threads from the music to the purpose behind it.
Sarasavi Gee SisilaA shared purpose01 / 04
To raise funds for providing scholarships to students in need.
Seat booking is open
Choose numbered seats on the hall plan. Seats are held for 30 minutes while you transfer the amount and upload the receipt, and your e-tickets arrive by email once the committee confirms the payment.
The whole hall by price. Tap a price to see its seats, then open the seat plan to see which are still free.
Before you come
The 29th edition is planned for January 2027 at the University of Moratuwa. The exact date and the 2027 line-up will be announced on this page.
Open the seat plan and choose up to six numbered seats. They are held for 30 minutes while you transfer the total and upload the receipt. The committee checks the payment and emails your e-tickets.
Call or WhatsApp the ticketing team on +94 77 020 7502, or email beconbess@gmail.com.
Seats openBook Gee Sisila 2027