Bombay Jayashri to conduct Carnatic choir with kids on Sunday

September 13, 2013 11:41 am | Updated June 02, 2016 11:56 am IST - CHENNAI

Eminent vocalist Bombay Jayashri to conduct a carnatic choir at Chennai on Sept. 15. A file photo.

Eminent vocalist Bombay Jayashri to conduct a carnatic choir at Chennai on Sept. 15. A file photo.

The Music Academy will play host to a Carnatic Choir , conceptualised and directed by Bombay Jayashri.

To be held on September 15, it will feature 18 kids in the age group of 9 and 16. The 80-minute programme will see these young ones showcase their musical talent. The kritis of the Trinity will mainly figure in the programme.

It is a fund-raiser event, and the proceeds will go to Drishti Eye Care for its free cataract surgery campaign. The event is organised by Bhoomija , a charitable trust. It has till now showcased 37 performing art programmes. For the first time, it held the children’s choir - to celebrate its first anniversary - on August 2 (MLR Convention Centre) and August 3 (Chowdiah Memorial Hall) in Bangalore.

K.J. Dileep and Meera Sundar will play the violin. Sumesh Narayanan will play the mridangam. Ms. Jayashsri has formed a team comprising mainly her students (Abinaya Shenbagaraj, Chitra Poornima Satish, Pavithra Rames, Meera Sundar and Swetha Sriram) to guide these kids.

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