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SUMMARY:“Krishnaa” - Jheelnagari Music Festival Mumbai
DESCRIPTION:More details coming soon…..\n\n \n\nA calling to Lord Krishna\n\nThis production is a collection of traditional pieces that all address Krishna.  Krishna is seen from the perspectives of Andal\, Meera\, Radha\, Yashoda\, and a Gopika. The production begins with the Andal Kautvam and verses from the Nachiyar Tirumozhi where Andal imagines lord Krishna to be her groom. This is followed by a Varnam in Raga Charukeshi\, by Lalgudi Jayaraman\, where the journey of a Gopika to self realisation through her longing for Krishna is expressed. Madumeikkum kanne\, a tamil folk song that is a conversation between Yashoda and little krishna follows the Varnam. Krishna wants to go out to tend the cows and Yashoda is trying to convince him that he’s too small to do that. Lalita Lavanga\, an Ashtapadi where the sakhi tells Radha to let go of her anger and go to krishna is the next composition in the production. The performance ends with the Kalinga Nartana Tillana of Oothukadu Ventaka Kavi\, followed by a Bhajan of Meera.\n\nRun Time: 90 mins\nAge: All ages\n\nVocals: Raghuram R & Nandakumar Unnikrishnan\nNattuvangam: D Prasanna Kumar\nMridangam: Harsha Samaga & N Kesavan\nFlute: Mahesha Swamy\nJathi Composition (Varnam) : G Gurumurthy
URL:https://dancerukmini.com/event/krishnaa-jheelnagari-music-festival-mumbai/
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SUMMARY:“Ishwara” - RR Sabha\, Chennai
DESCRIPTION:A journey to the self \nPresented by Rukmini Vijayakumar \nDedicated to her father\, K Vijayakumar \nParvati and Parameshwara\, Shiva and Sati\, Masculine and Feminine\, Purusha and Prakruti\, are the many names that describe this mystery of creation. \nThrough Vedanta\, we realise that all of this universe is an embodiment of Ishwara. Shiva and Parvati represent the unmanifest and the manifest in the world around us. The puranas reference the physical manifest forms of Shiva and Parvati as symbolic representations of this philosophy\, attributing human qualities and emotions to relate trivial\, often humorous interactions between them. The stories ultimately carry the idea of both of them representing all of creation\, but in the manifest forms often not realising it.\nIshwara\, is a journey of human emotion\, love\, loss and realisation through the eyes of Shiva and Parvati. \nArdanareeshwara:\nAn Invocation that describes a physical form that unites the manifest and unmanifest.\n \nParvati Parameshwara:\nA Varnam that relates the story of the love of Shiva and Parvati. \nApasara Shambo:\nA Padam that is a humorous take on marital life. \nIrakkam Varamal:\nA padam that describes the yearning of a bhakta to know the self or Ishwara. \nShankara:\nA Tillana / Tani avartanam that is an act of surrender to the universal truth of oneness. \nRun time: 90-100 min\nAge: 10 yrs and above \nArtists\nVocals: Nandakumar Unnikrishnan\nNattuvangam: DV Prasanna Kumar\nMridangam: Harsha Samaga M\nFlute: Mahesha Swamy\nLighting: Subodh
URL:https://dancerukmini.com/event/ishwara-rr-sabha-chennai/
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SUMMARY:“Ishwara” - JSS Auditorium\, Bangalore
DESCRIPTION:A journey to the self \nPresented by Rukmini Vijayakumar \nDedicated to her father\, K Vijayakumar \nParvati and Parameshwara\, Shiva and Sati\, Masculine and Feminine\, Purusha and Prakruti\, are the many names that describe this mystery of creation. \nThrough Vedanta\, we realise that all of this universe is an embodiment of Ishwara. Shiva and Parvati represent the unmanifest and the manifest in the world around us. The puranas reference the physical manifest forms of Shiva and Parvati as symbolic representations of this philosophy\, attributing human qualities and emotions to relate trivial\, often humorous interactions between them. The stories ultimately carry the idea of both of them representing all of creation\, but in the manifest forms often not realising it.\nIshwara\, is a journey of human emotion\, love\, loss and realisation through the eyes of Shiva and Parvati. \nArdanareeshwara:\nAn Invocation that describes a physical form that unites the manifest and unmanifest. \nParvati Parameshwara:\nA Varnam that relates the story of the love of Shiva and Parvati. \nApasara Shambo:\nA Padam that is a humorous take on marital life. \nIrakkam Varamal:\nA padam that describes the yearning of a bhakta to know the self or Ishwara. \nShankara:\nA Tillana / Tani avartanam that is an act of surrender to the universal truth of oneness. \nRun time: 90-100 min\nAge: 10 yrs and above \nArtists\nVocals: Nandakumar Unnikrishnan\nNattuvangam: DV Prasanna Kumar\nMridangam: Harsha Samaga M\nFlute: Mahesha Swamy\nLighting: Subodh
URL:https://dancerukmini.com/event/ishwara-jss-auditorium-bangalore/
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