Nadasurabhi Feb Fest 19th February 2015 to 22nd February 2015.

19.2.2015

List of songs of Day 1 concert

Chitraveena Ganesh- B.K. Raghu, B.C. Manjunath, G.Guruprasanna

1. Samininne Sri Ragam Varnam
2. Pranamamyuaham Gowle (S)
3.Dharini Telusukonti Shuddha Saveri
4. Kaa Vaa Vaa Varali (R) (S)
5. Narayana Shuiddha Dhanyasi
6. Sudhamayi Amruthavarshini
7. Evarimata Kambodhi (R), (N), (S) followed by Tani Avartanam
8. Thillana Mohana Kalyani
9. Bhagyada ;Lakshmi baramma Sri
10. Pavamana Sourashtram Mangalam

20.2.2015

Bharathi Ramasubban- Vittal Rangan- Bharadwaj- Sunaad Anoor

Song List:
1. Slokam in Mayamalavagowla followed by Vidulaku. N, S @ Kamalagowri
2. Paramapurusha - Shanmukhapriya. R, S @ Chaturamooruthi
3. EE Vasudha - Sahana - R, N @ Dasavaradha
4. Soundararajam- Brindavana saranga.
5. Velayya dayavillayaa - Saveri
6. Kandena Udupiya Krishna - Kambodhi. R, N & S @ Purandaravittalana paada kamalava (Main)
7. Thani
8. Virutham- Azhwar paasuram - Sediyaaya val vinaigaL - followed by Tirumangai alwar's paasurams on Venkateswara - Ragamalikai.
9. Tulasi Das Bhajan
10. Karunajooduninnu- Shri - Shyama Sastri
11. Pavamaana- Sourashtram

21.2.2015

V Bharat Kumar -  Anand Viswanathan -  Adamya Ramanand - Bhagyalakshmi Krishna

Song List :

01. Varnam- Reethigowla 

02. ninnE bhajana – nATa – Thyagaraja ( S )

03. dakSiNAmUrtE – shankarAbharaNam – Dikshitar ( N,S )

niraval & svara @ ‘ sukhatara pravrttE svAjnAna nivrttE ‘

04. ElA teliyalErO – darbAr – Thyagaraja ( A )

05. mAmava sadA varadE -nAtakurinji – Swathi Thirunal ( A )

06. trilOka mAtA – paras – Shyama Shasthri

07. maracitivEmO nannu maravaku – pUrvi kalyANi – Mysore Vasudevacharya ( A,N,S,T )

niraval & svara @ ‘ sarasija lOcana satatamu nammiti’

08. mannupugazh kOsalai – rAgamAlika – Azhwar

09. mangaLam – saurAshtram – Thyagaraja

shLOkam ( shrIyay kAntAya) – madhyamAvati

22.2.2015        Group Singing by children

Sunday            (Students of Vijaya College of Music - trained by Saralaya Sisters-

4.00 PM          Vidushis Kavitha and Triveni)

                        Group Rendition of Navarathna Malika

                        Kritis by Prof.T.S.Ramaa and her students

          Thyagaraja Aradhana- Group rendition of      Pancharatna kritis.

Lead singer–Vidushi Neela  Ramgopal

Nadasurabhi cordially invites you to a unique four day musical event

from 19^th to 22^nd February 2015

Venue:  The Indian Heritage Academy Hall,

Near Police Station,  6^th Block,

Koramangala, Bangalore. 560 095.

Programme

19.2.2015        Vidwan Chitraveena P.Ganesh         Chitraveena

Thursday        Vidwan B.K.Raghu                            Violin

6.00 PM          Vidwan B.C.Manjunath                     Mridangam

                        Vidwan G.Guruprasanna                   Khanjira

The Chitravina is one of the most exquisite musical instruments in the world today. It is a 21-stringed fretless Indian lute. Chitravina Ganesh, just like his illustrious cousin, Chitravina N Ravikiran is a child prodigy. He was able to identify and render around 225 Ragas and 175 Talas and answer numerous other technical questions with ease at the tender age of two and a half. Ganesh had the rare privilege of learning from Sangeeta Kalanidhi T Brinda for a few years and is among the best chitravina performers in the country today. Also, Ganesh and his cousin Sri.Shashikiran - ‘Carnatica Brothers’ - have been giving vocal duet concerts. Ganesh has toured the world extensively and performed in major venues all over India, USA, UK, Europe, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand and the Middle-East.Sri.Ganesh has set a record for the longest concert by any slide instrumentalist in the world by playing non-stop for 32 and half hours in Chennai, India. He is a A-Top rank artiste of All India Radio and Doordarshan. He also holds the world record along with Shashikiran, as the first vocal duo pair to perform non-stop for 24 hours. Ganesh is also much sought after as a teacher, and is presently in the faculty of Carnatica’s Gurukulam.
 

He is being accompanied by a young and vibrant musical team Sri.Raghu, Sri.Manjunath and Sri.Guruprasanna from Bangalore in this concert.

20.2.2015        Vidushi Bharathi Ramasubban         Vocal

Friday             Vidwan Vittal Rangan                        Violin

6.00 PM          Vidwan N.C.Bharadwaj                     Mridangam

                        Vidwan Sunaad Anoor                       Khanjira

Bharathi Ramasubban is born in a family deeply rooted in Carnatic music and her initial lessons in vocal music were from her mother Smt. Sankari Ramasubban and her grandmother Smt. Sharada Krishnan, who was a direct disciple of the renowned Harikesanallur Sri Muthiah Bhagavatar. 

Bharathi  has been under the inspiring tutelage of the doyen Vidwan Sri P S Narayanaswamy for the last 18 years. Bharathi is an A-grade artiste of the All India Radio. She is a recipient of many prizes and awards that include the Best Female Vocalist Award for the year 2007 in the Spirit of Youth festival conducted by the Music Academy, Madras and various other prizes at music competitions conducted by premier institutions. She also received the CCRT scholarship for vocal music, instituted by the Government of India, for the period 1996- 2004. She was awarded the Sri Yagnaraman Endowment Prize for Best Rendition of Muthuswami Dikshitar kritis in 2012 from Sri Krishna Gana Sabha. She has recently been conferred upon with the title of Isai Arasi at the Trinity Arts Festival of India 2012.  She has performed in all the major sabhas of Chennai as well as in other centres like Bangalore, Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and a few centres in USA and Canada.

Besides her passion for Carnatic music, Bharathi is a high achiever in academics – a gold medalist at the undergraduate level she  pursued a research project in Bio-Organic Chemistry at Anna University, Chennai and her Masters in Biotechnological Law & Ethics from the School of Law, University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK.

She is accompanied by Sri.Vittal Rangan on Violin and Sri. Bharadwaj on Mridangam, both winners of the Kalavanta Awards in the competition held by Karnataka Fine Arts Council in 2014. Vidwan Sunaad is from a musical family and today a fast upcoming accompanying artist.

21.2.2015        Vidwan V. Bharat Kumar                  Vocal

Saturday         Vidwan Anand Viswanathan             Violin

6.00 PM          Vidwan Adamya Ramanand               Mridangam

                        Vidushi Bhagyalakshmi Krishna       Morsing

Sri. Bharat Kumar is a highly accomplished Carnatic Vocalist from Chennai. He is the son and disciple of senior vocalist Smt Suguna Varadachari. Bharat is also presently undergoing advanced training from  Sri M.Chandrasekharan (Violin maestro) and Sri Sanjay Subrahmanyan.

Sri.Bharat Kumar has been giving vocal concerts for the last 12 years. He is an “A-grade” artist in the AIR, Chennai. He was given a direct “B-High” by the AIR on first audition. Bharat performed at Shanmukhananda Sabha, Mumbai- and was awarded the “Sri Shanmukhananda A.K. Satagopan Yuva Kalakaar Puraskar’ for 2007-08. He has also performed in all the leading sabhas in Chennai and in several prominent organisations in Mumbai, Tirupati, Coimbatore, Kerala, and Bangalore.

Sri.Bharat Kumar is a Chartered Accountant and a Cost Accountant and he is an Associate Director in a leading Global analytical company, in finance.

 Sri. Anand Viswanathan who is on violin has been providing accompaniment to several leading artists in Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai and Hyderabad.

 Sri.Adamya, a disciple of Sri.Umayalpuram Sivaraman and Smt.Bhagyalakshmi, daughter and disciple of legendary morsing vidwan Sri.Bhimachar are highly sought after accompanying artists in Bangalore.