Nada Sangamam on May 16,2010

You are cordially invited to Nada Sangamam, a MITHAS fundraiser concert to be held at Chinmaya Mission, Andover, MA on Sunday, May 16, 2010 from 3:30p.m to 8:30p.m.

The concert will feature Boston based Hindustani and Carnatic music teachers in vocal and instrumental ensembles. Hindustani student and Carnatic student ensembles will also present 30 minute segments.

Tickets can be purchased at www.mithas.org

March 28, 2010 Hindustani Day - Sril Lakshmi Temple

Hindustani Music Day will be celebrated on Sunday, March 28, 2010 at Sril Lakshmi Temple, Ashland, MA. YCEP division of NEHTI(New England Hindu Temple of India) is sponsoring a 12th grade student competition awarding 3 college scholarships in amounts of $1000, $750 and $500 for the first three top scoring performances in the combined category of Hindustani Vocal, Instrumental and Percussion. Competition starts at 9A.M.

Group performances will begin soon after competition.

This event is free and open to public. Please come and support Hindustani Music and our children's effort in learning and preserving our age old traditions.

January 30, 2010 - Chinmaya Mission Center, Andover, MA

You are invited.

RASA students and LearnQuest students will join me in singing Hindustani Music at Chinmaya Center, Andover, MA on Saturday, January 30, 2010 between 4:30p.m and 7:30p.m. Reputed Carnatic vocalist Geetha Murali with her accomplished daughter Rasika Murali will be the other featured performers.

Tickets are $15 for non-members, $10 for Chinmaya members.

Navratri performance at Lakshmi temple on Sep 27, 2009

You are cordially invited for a Navratri performance at Lakshmi Temple, Ashland, MA by my students on Sunday, Sep 27 between 7p.m and 8:30p.m.

Thank You

Vedanta Society concert on May 31

I will be singing Hindustani Khayal and Bhajan

on Sunday May 31

Between 6:00p.m and 7:30p.m.

At Vedanta Society,

227 Angell St,

Providence 02906

(A small donation (optional) to benefit Vedanta Society but would be

much appreciated.) Hope to see you!!

This is a concert that will feature Carnatic, Hindustani and Film Music. I am fortunate to participate with professionals of the highest caliber in this event. I will sing some Hindustani Bhajans.

Nadha Sangamam 2009

When: April 25, 2009
Time: 6:00 pm
Venue: Walpole High School, Walpole, MA

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A unique interactive concert with a thematic blend of Indian Classical (Carnatic & Hindustani) – Film based music – Bhajans, theoretical concepts of Raga (Melody) / Rasa (Emotion) / Laya (Rhythm) featuring The Carnatica Brothers (Sri. K.N. Shashikiran & Sri. P. Ganesh) along with other renowned artists Sri. Guruvayur Dorai (Mridangam) and Subhashree Thanikachalam (Jaya TV’s Ragamalika fame) and Interactive Quiz with the audience (prizes upto $500).

About the artists
K.N.Shashikiran is one of the Carnatica Brothers is a child prodigy, an established vocalist and a world record holder for nonstop duo singing, who has a vast experience of over 3500 concerts including lecture-demonstrations, jugalbandhis, and fusions in prominent organizations in India, USA, Canada, UK, Gulf, Singapore, and Malaysia. He has been the brain behind several innovative concepts in globally promoting carnatic music such as the world’s first CD ROM Nadanubava.

P.Ganesh (vocalist and chitraveena player) is a child prodigy & sings with Shashikiran as Carnatica Brothers and has performed across the world. He is also an exponent of chitraveena. He has created history by performing nonstop for a record duration in the vocal and chitraveena. He is also a music composer and has performed jugalbandhis and fusions.

Guruvayur Dorai is one of India's senior-most exponents of the South Indian classical percussion instrument, the mridangam. He had his initial training under Palghat Subba Iyer and E.P. Narayana Pisharody, and later from the legendary master Pazhani Subramanium Pillai. Initiating his concert performances at the tender age of eight, Guruvayur Dorai has performed on the concert platform for the past 60 years. His wide range of efforts in the field of mridangam and music have helped propogate the art around the globe.

A bundle of energy, Subashree Thanikachalam has carved a niche for herself as television director. Starting off with Hello Sugama on Sun TV, this nutrition graduate struck pay dirt with the hugely-popular Sapthaswarangal on the same channel (she has since moved out of that show). She has managed to get hold of the viewer's pulse and keep the TRP ratings going for all her shows. She will bring to the audience Ragamalika, a selection of choicest vintage film songs.

Hindustani Day at Lakshmi Temple, Ashland, MA on Sunday, March 22, 2009

New England Hindu Temple (YCEP)
117 Waverly St, Ashland, MA


proudly hosts

Hindustani Day
on
Sunday, March 22, 2009
between
9A.M and 4:30P.M

12th graders can compete for a $1,000 scholarship at 9A.M

All are welcome!!! $10 per participant. Free Admission to listeners!