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Thu, 13 Aug 1992 23:06
Appreciation of Indian Classical Music and Dance
Author: Immaneni Ashok
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 23:06
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 23:06
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Society for the Promotion of Indian Classical Music And Culture
Amongst Youth (SPIC-MACAY), Seattle presents
LECTURE-DEMONSTRATION ON THE APPRECIATION OF INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC AND DANCE
SPEAKER: MR. A.M.SUNDARAM
Mr. Sundaram is a musicologist from Madras, India.
Along with Mr. T.S. Parthasarathy (secretary of Music Academy, Madras),
he has compiled a book on "The Index of Bharatnatyam Compositions."
He is currently compiling another book on "The Composers of Karnataka
Music." Mr. Sundaram is associated with the Fine Arts Foundation of
India, a trust based in Madras for the promotion of Bharatnatyam and
Karnataka music, and for the promotion of young artists.
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| Date: Monday, August 24, 1992 |
| Time: 7:30 pm |
| Venue: Brechemin Auditorium (Music Bldg.) |
| University of Washington, Seattle |
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Program:
o Documentary on Indian Classical Dance forms
o Lecture on the appreciation of Bharatanatyam
Mr. Sundaram will explain the basic foot steps and the hand gestures
that are used to compose the dance items. This will be followed by a
demonstration of typical dance items.
o Lecture on the appreciation of Karnataka Music
The basic formulation of Raga and Tala will be explained. The
difference between the treatment of a Raga in Hindustani and Karnataka
schools of music will be demonstrated.
Demonstrations by: Malani Raman (Bharatanatyam)
Immaneni Ashok (Karnataka Vocal)
Sharad Gadre (Hindustani Vocal)
***** ALL ARE INVITED *****
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