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  • Thani too long

    Music


    MUSIC ACADEMY
    Needs more refinement
    Bombay Jayashree deviated from the schedule. And Sanjay Subramaniam fell short of expectations.


    MUSIC ACADEMY
    Touched the intellect, not the heart
    It was not the mellow and moving OST that one came across that evening. O.S.Arun’s Madhyamavati brought his manodharama to the fore and Rashid Khan’s recital, though short, revealed a deep tradition.


    NARADA GANA SABHA
    Brilliant collaboration
    Maintaining an exemplary standard, Kanyakumari and Embar Kannan provided an elevating experience.


    BRAHMA GANA SABHA
    Strict adherence to the Parur bani
    Narmadha’s recital showcased her talent and focus on her chosen vocation.


    TARANGINI ARTS FOUNDATION
    Talent from Bangalore
    Dr. Suma Sudhindra, Manasi Prasad and Shanker — it was music from the heart they presented.


    SRI RAMA BHAKTA JANA SABHA
    Of harmony and melody
    Krishnan’s team work and interface with his percussionists was interesting.

    Music matters - I
    P.B. Srinivas, omnipresent with his turban and other paraphernalia that go with him, appeared on stage after Sanjay’s three-hour-plus-concert at Mudhra, and said this of Sanjay: “Here is a person who enjoys his music and makes ...


    RASIKA RANJANI SABHA
    Age belies their talents
    Anybody who looks at G.Anantharaman, who has just turned 15, will scarcely credit him with any knowledge of music, leave alone erudition. Thus to see him sit on the stage as the lead performer at a concert organised by Sriranjani and sing a ...

    Music matters - II
    Rasikas at the Narada Gana Sabha cannot miss Thanikachalam - a tall, hefty figure in spotless white doing the work of the field level supervisor. And what perhaps clinches his place in the sabha’s history is the way he does the change ...


    BHARAT KALACHAR
    Live up to their standard
    The Bombay Sisters’ vidwat stood out, especially in the exposition of Kalyani and Thodi.


    SRI PARTHASARATHY SWAMI SABHA
    Fast tempo settles into sober stride
    Sometimes, the choice of songs plays a major role in making the concert effective and lively, or subdued and solemn. Sangeetha Swaminathan started her concert well with the varnam and ‘Paramathmudu’ in Vagadeeswari with ...


    Dance


    BHARAT KALACHAR
    Rich tapestry of emotions
    The performance, by Vyjayantimala, who touched upon the miracles of Krishna, retained an old world charm.


    SRI KRISHNA GANA SABHA
    Stirs the intellect
    Anita Ratnam does it, with her holistic approach to choreography, the spoken word, sets, lighting design and costumes.


    BRAHMA GANA SABHA
    An evening of beauty
    The varnam, presented in the devadasi tradition, was powerful in its simplicity.


    Personality


    MY FESTIVAL -- MRS. YGP
    Best way to divert the mind



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