Artistes from various places perform in city as part of Ramanavami.
Vidu. Ranjani and Vidu. Gayatri presenting Karnatak Classical Vocal Duet at Ganavisharadha Sri Bidaram Krishnappa’s Sri Prasanna Sita Rama Mandira on Narayana Shastry Road in city on Apr. 16 as part of the 106th Ramanavami Annual Heritage Music Festival. They are accompanied by Vidu. H.M. Smitha on violin, Vid. Sai Giridhar on mridanga and Vid. Omkar Rao on ghata.
Vid. Ramakrishnan Murthy giving a Karnatak Vocal Concert at the venue on Apr. 18. He is accompanied by Vid. Mysore Karthik on violin, Vid. Anantha R. Krishnan on mridanga and Vid. Vazapalli Krishnakumar on ghata.
Trichur Brothers — Vid. Srikrishna Mohan and Vid. Ramkumar Mohan — accompanied by Sai Rakshith on violin, Trichur R. Mohan on mridanga and Kovai Suresh on ghata, presenting a Classical Music Concert at Alamma Choultry in Srirampet on Apr. 16 as part of the 132nd Sri Ramotsava celebrations organised by Sri Ramabhyudhaya Sabha Public Charitable Trust.
Picture below shows Kunnakudi M. Balamuralikrishna giving Classical Music Concert at the venue on Apr. 18. He is accompanied by Akkarai Subhalakshmi on violin, Patri Sathish Kumar on mridanga and Giridhar Udupa on ghata.
Sachchidananda Vitala Das and Sagari Sunag, Mysuru, rendering devotional songs at Sri Rama Seva Mandali – Sri Shankaranarayanaswamy Temple premises in Chamundipuram last evening as part of Sri Ramotsava Programmes.
Dr. S.V. Sahana, accompanied by Vid. Pathri Satish Kumar on mridanga, presenting Karnatak Classical Veena Recital at Ganavisharadha Sri Bidaram Krishnappa’s Sri Prasanna Sita Rama Mandira on Narayana Shastry Road in city yesterday as part of 106th Ramanavami Annual Heritage Music Festival. The ten-day Ramanavami Music Concerts at the venue concludes today (Apr. 20) with a Karnatak Music Concert by Vid. T.M. Krishna at 6.30 pm. Today’s programme is sponsored by The Mysore Music Association.
Vid. Ramana Balachandar, accompanied by Ananta R. Krishna on mridanga and Giridhar Udupa on ghata, presenting veena recital at Alamma Choultry in Srirampet last evening as part of the 132nd Sri Ramotsava celebrations organised by Sri Ramabhyudhaya Sabha Public Charitable Trust.
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