Vaikkam Jayachadran - Nov 13 -Satish Dhavan Auditorium, IISc

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BHERI
(An organization promoting classical performing arts)
In association with SAMSKRITA SANGHA, IISc

Cordially invites you to A Carnatic Music Concert

By

Shri Vaikkom Jayachandran – Vocal
Accompanied by:
Kumari Aditi Krishnaprakash on Violin &
Shri Palakkad A M Hari Narayanan on Mridangam

Time
5.00 p.m. to 8.00 pm

Date
Saturday 13th November 2010

Venue
Satish Dhavan Auditorium, IISc, Malleswaram, Bangalore

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Come attend be a patron of BHERI

Contacts:

Sandeep Venmany
91-7760748554

Jayan Parameswaran
91-9845285027

Sankar Palisseri
91-9880088275

Anoop Krishnan
91-9945191019

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Vaikkam Jayachadran has 16 Years of experience in professional classic concerts and teaching. For him, Carnatic music was a natural choice. His father, Vaikom G Vasudevan Namboothiri is a renowned carnatic musician in Kerala who was Jayachandran's first guru. Empowered by strong foundation, he joined RLV College of music, Thripunithura for formal education in classical music. He graduated with Gana praveena (Post Diploma). Soon after his studies, Jaychandran won the prestigious central government scholarship which brought him to Chennai. Among the great teachers who groomed him, Mavelikkara P Subramaniyam deserves a special mention who discovered Jayachadran's potential and strengths and guided him through his early years of learning. As a devout student, Vaikkam Jayachadran still continues to take lessons from his revered teacher. Vaikkam Jayachadran was also a privileged student of Sangeetha Kalanidhi sri. Tanjore M Thiagarajan (popularly known as TMT). He could also take few lessons from Mavelikkara Prabhakara Varma , a venerated dignitary in contemporary classical music. Today, Jayachadran is one among the most popular new generation carnatic singers. He won my credibility over a decade through numerous outstanding performances across the country. Though he prefers the traditional style of rendering, he doesn’t really go by books. Jaychandran’s desire to learn has a profound influence on his rendering and can always find room for innovation. He takes command over the audience with his Neravals and Ragaalapana. He also enthralls the audience with pertinent emotional variations to the music, leaving pleasant memories.

Source: http://vaikamjayachandran.com/

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Born in the year 1990, Aditi Krishnaprakash comes from a family of rich musical background. She started practicing violin at the tender age of 4 under Vidwan Sri H K Narasimha Murty, a staff artiste of AIR, Mysore.
Aditi has been receiving advanced training under the tutelage of world renowned musician and composer Vidwan Sri Chitravina N Ravikiran.
She is a recipient of the scholarship for carnatic classical music instituted by the Department of Culture, Government of India and also by the Sangeetha Nrutya Academy.
In 2007, Aditi won the All India Radio competition and was awarded with the B grade. She has performed in many of the prominent organizations in Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Mysore and elsewhere. She has been accompanying many of the prominent musicians of her generation and also some senior musicians.
AWARDS
Madras Music Academy awarded Aditi with the ‘Best Violinist’(2007) title in connection with the ‘Spirit of Youth Series’ and the ‘T T Rangaswamy Memorial Award’ for the ‘Best Concert’ (2008) as part of the 82nd Annual Conference and Concerts. Winner of the All India Radio music competition–2007, and is currently a B high grade artiste of AIR. She has also won the ‘Best Accompanist’ (2005) award from the Bangalore Gayan Samaj as part of their talent promotion concerts.

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Palakkad A.M.Hari Narayanan

Hari Narayanan’s first lessons on the mridangam started at the age of 5, under the watchful eyes of mridanga vidwan Palakkad S. A. Ramakrishnan.
Later, HariNaryanan continued his formal training with Sri K.P.Parameswaran, who is a disciple of Sangeethakalanidhi Dr. T.K.Moorthy. It was under him that Hari learned the widely accepted traditional style of mridangam, popularly known as Tanjore baani, and the different nuances of this rich style.
At present, Hari is continuing advanced training from none other than Dr. T.K.Moorthy himself.

Hari Narayanan have also been receiving invitations to perform for media channels including Doordarshan, Asianet, Kairali and Amrita TV apart from accompanying many leading artists both at the State and the National level. .Hari is a B’high garde artiste from Trichur All India Radio.

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Good to know of this concert by BHERI. I attended the one held earlier in Indiranagar. I think I might even have entered my name/email in some form there. It will be nice if there can be an intimation of programmes so that whenever possible we can attend.

All the best BHERI. BTW,can also invite non-kerala artists No offence meant. I am sure that there is a huge talent pool in Kerala waiting to be exposed to Bangalore and other major cities.