Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center of Worthington

Vidwan Vijay Siva - vocal | Vidwan Vik Vikneswaran - vocal support | Vidwan Trivandrum Sampath - violin | Vidwan Palakkad Harinayaranan - mridangam

Dhvani Presents Bharatanatyam Margam by Shriya Srinivasan FREE for Annual Subscribers DR. SHRIYA SRINIVASAN Dr. Shriya Srinivasan is the disciple and daughter of Guru Sujatha Srinivasan, Artistic Director, Shri Kalaa Mandir. She has been practicing Bharathanatyam for the past 25 years and is known for her vibrant stage presence, emotive capacity and ability to blend […]

KRUTHI BHAT - VOCAL VITTAL RANGAN - VIOLIN B SIVARAMAN - MRIDANGAM FREE for 2023 Annual Members KRUTHI BHAT Kruthi Bhat, a young prodigious vocalist in the field of Indian Classical Music, hails from a family of musicians. Kruthi Bhat is a conservator of her genre's unique beauty and also preserves ancient tradition as she […]

VIGNESH ISHWAR - VOCAL RAJEEV MUKUNDAN - VIOLIN SUMESH NARAYANAN - MRIDANGAM ANIRUDH ATHREYA - KANJIRA FREE for 2023 Annual Members VIGNESH ISHWAR Vignesh Ishwar is one of the leading young musicians of Karnatik music. Endowed with a sonorous voice and unforgettable presence on stage, his music is fresh, energetic, and impactful. His uniqueness as […]

Veena Recital by Ramana Balachandhran

The Earth Speaks

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.

Indian Instruments Petting Zoo with local youngsters

Veena Concert by Nirmala Rajasekar

The Judges Concert, followed by Competition Quiz

Bharatanatyam by Kavita Thirumalai

Carnatic Kutcheri - Ananya Ashok. Free for 2023 Annual Members.

Concert by Sikkil Gurucharan

Concert by TM Krishna

Sax and Tabla - raaga on the saxophone

Bharatanatyam Margam By Bhavajan Kumar

Dhvani Annual Picnic – 2022

For Carnatic music aficionados thirsting for chaste rendering of the great compositions of its maestros and a musical imagination rooted in good aesthetics and orthodox vocalisation uncluttered by gimmickry, 28-year-old Amritha Murali is a godsend.