"Svanubhava" 3-day festival of performing arts at Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, 212 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg > 10am & 3pm on 13th-15th October 2011

Time : 10:00 am and 3:00 pm

Entry : Free (Seating on First-Come First-Served basis)

Place : Sannidhi (Demo Hall), Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, 212 Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Marg, New Delhi
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Event Details : Gandharva Mahavidyalaya presents 'Svanubhava' 3-day festival.
Svanubhava is a unique festival being organized primarily for young enthusiasts of performing arts. It aims to spread awareness of the richness and diversity of India’s numberless art-forms amongst the young generation by organizing Indian classical and folk performances of music and dance, along with talks, seminars, theatre presentations and films by eminent artistes from different parts of the country. It is a cultural movement for the students, by the students.
The thrust areas of Svanubhava are:
To create a community of students of the performing arts and instill in them a sense of ownership, belonging and pride, breaking all barriers of institutions and styles.
To provide students with an opportunity to directly interact and learn from great artistes, since such opportunities are not generally available to them. For this, each performance will be followed by an
interaction between the artistes and the audience.
To develop a sense of respect and mutual understanding amongst students towards the various art forms.
To create a future generation that will contribute to the Indian performing arts, irrespective of their own pursuits.
To create rasikas or knowledgeable art contemplators, besides professional artistes.
Every presentation will be followed by an interaction with the artistes.
Schedule : 
Thursday October 13
Morning session, 10:00 aM
Presentation by students of Kalakshetra, Chennai
Shri Vyasarpadi Kothandaraman:
Naadaswaram
Smt. Vasundhara Komkali and
Sushri Kalaapini Komkali: ‘Malwa ki Lokdhune’
shri Deepak garud (Tabla)
shri Vivek Bansod (Harmonium)
shri rakesh negi (Dholak)
afTernoon session,  03:00 pM
Smt. Sudha Mukhopadhyay: Odissi
shri gandhi Mallik (pakhawaj)
smt. Manikuntala Bhowmick and
shri purna Chandra Majhi (Vocal)
shri srinibas satapathy (flute)
shri Yar Mohammad (sitar)
Roop Aroop: Theatre presentation
Written and directed by Smt. Tripurari Sharma
actors: Happy ranajit sahoo, gauri Dewal
Friday October 14
Morning session, 10:00 aM
Shri Nedunuri Krishnamurthy: Carnatic Vocal
shri Malladi ravikumar (Vocal support)
shri H.n.Bhaskar (Violin)
shri K.V.prasad (Mridangam)
shri e.M.subramaniam (ghatam)
Smt. Leela Venkataraman
Talk on the relevance of terms: classical,
modern, contemporary in classical dance
afTernoon session 03:00 pM
Shri Yogesh Samsi: Tabla solo
shri Tanmay Devchake (Harmonium)
Smt. Manjusha Patil:
Hindustani Classical Vocal
and Natya Sangeet
shri Vinod Lele (Tabla)
shri Tanmay Devchake (Harmonium)
Saturday October 15
Morning session, 10:00 aM
Siruvanchipet group presents
Tamil Traditional Theatre: Therukoothu
anchor: Ms. V.r. Devika
Shri Ajay Pohankar:
Hindustani Classical Vocal Khyal & Thumri
shri Vinod Lele (Tabla)
shri Dharamnath Mishra (Harmonium)
afTernoon session 03:00 pM
Film on Pt. Durgalal:
Presentation by Shri Jayant Kastuar
Smt. Priyadarshini Govind: Bharatanatyam
shri M.V. Chandershekar (Mridangam)
smt. preethy Mahesh (Vocal)
shri n. sigamani (Violin)

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