Antaranga is an 8-part series of lecture-demonstrations for general music enthusiasts as well as for students looking to gain a deeper appreciation of the aesthetic thought process of Carnatic music.
Five of our dance teachers and many of their students will be presenting together a program which is the result of several workshops conducted for students and teachers.
This quartet has been conceptualized as an effort to explore the coming together of two distinct instrumental artforms within the Carnatic tradition. The melodic instruments in this collaboration, violin, and nadaswaram, come from very different cultures. So is the case with the mridangam and tavil.
Maestro Shashank Subramanyam, a Grammy nominated exponent of the Flute, , began performing for the general public at the age of six in 1984. He was the youngest musician to have been invited by The Music Academy, Chennai to perform the senior most slot of The Music Academy,...
Vidwan Vijay Siva - vocal | Vidwan Vik Vikneswaran - vocal support | Vidwan Trivandrum Sampath - violin | Vidwan Palakkad Harinayaranan - mridangam
Hearing The Composer and the Voice of Protest in Carnatic Music FREE FOR ANNUAL SUBSCRIBERS Talk by Dr. Gowri Ramnarayan Gowri Ramnarayan has scripted, designed and directed several dance theatre works with dance artists Priyadarsini Govind (Flame of the Forest, Aham Sita, Sivanai Patri, Katrinile Varum Geetam), Mythili Prakash (Flame of the Forest, Yashodhara), Sheejith […]
Emmanuelle Martin - vocals | Jay Shankar Balan - violin | Vinod Seetharaman - mridangam