Music, dance students of rural Karnataka are performing at sabha halls
The December Season draws artistes and music/dance students from all over India and outside. Some even find a space to perform.
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Hindustani music festival. Dec.27 to 29
Chennai’s only annual Hindustani music festival – the Viswa Kala Sangama’s Swami Haridas Sangeet Samaaroh is on from Dec. 27 to 29 at theTAG Centre on TTK Road in Alwarpet. ( diagonally opposite Narada Gana Sabha)
Anil Srinivasan and artistes with children present “The Children’s Ramayana”. Dec.29.
Musician and pianist Anil Srinivasan is presenting a special concert inspired by Dushyant Sridhar’s Ramayana,. Besides some top artistes, lots of children are featured in this show.
Bhavan’s Dance Fest from Jan 2.
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, East Mada Street, Mylapore, Chennai-600 004 will be presenting ‘Bhavan’s Naatya Utsav 2025’ from Jan. 2 to 15, 2025 at its main auditorium at Mylapore.
Celebrating the music of Muthuswamy Dikshitar; concerts in San Thome. Dec.28, 29
Veenavadini Sampradaya Trust based in Mandaveli is celebrating the 250th birth anniversary of Carnatic music composer Muthuswamy Dikshitar as a year long Samvatsara Mahotsavam.
Tamil Isai Vizha of sabha from Dec.26. At BVB
The 27th Tamil Isai Vizha 2024 hosted by Kartik Fine Arts sabha will have it inauguration, at 5.30pm on Thursday, 26th December at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s main auditorium, Mylapore.
Top musicians in stunning photos. Exhibition at Narada Gana Sabha
Chennai Photo Biennale (CPB) Edition 4 opens on December 20, with its thematic inquiry “Why Photograph?” This biennale brings together over 20 exhibitions and programs, featuring unique works that explore diverse narratives.
December Season music fest of Mylapore Fine Arts Club (MFAC) opens this evening
The December Season music festival of Mylapore Fine Arts Club ( MFAC) opens this evening at the sabha’s auditorium on Musiri Subramaniam Road, Mylapore. It starts at 6 p.m.
Book on mridangam vidwan Palani Subramania Pillai to be released. Dec.21
The Sruti Foundation is launching a book titled ‘Dhruva Nakshatram’, authored by Lalitha Ram and translated by Prabha Sridevan. The book, a tribute to the legendary mridangam maestro Palani Subramania Pillai, highlights his exceptional contributions to Carnatic music and rhythmic traditions.
Concerts over 50 days. Brahma Gana Sabha’s schedule overflows
Brahma Gana Sabha’s Season festival rolls out on Thursday. With concerts held over 50 days – with generous support from patron Nalli Kuppuswami.