A snippet from the program Antah Prerna where an Irish storyteller and an Indian classical musician brought an entrepreneur’s journey to life on stage. #rabindrasangeet Continue reading Antah Prerna – The Entrepreneur’s Journey
An Irish storyteller and an Indian classical musician brought to life the journey of an entrepreneur in story and song in Columbus, Ohio. Here are some moments from the program. Here is a video snippet from the program. Continue reading Antah Prerna, an Entrepreneur’s Journey – Pictures and Video from the Columbus show
If you live in Columbus and have an interest in the performing arts or in the art of building and running a business, This one is for you … Antah Prerna is a musical telling of an entrepreneur’s journey. The multimedia project explores the journey of an entrepreneur from idea conception all the way to success and growth. It features Irish entrepreneur Barry Chandler narrating … Continue reading Antah Prerna – A Musical Telling of an Entrepreneur’s Journey
Join Barry Chandler and me, as we share the journey of an entrepreneur – with all the terror and joy and stomach-churning self-doubts – in music and story form. Featuring songs in eight languages in classical South Indian Carnatic idiom, and an inimitable Irish storyteller, we hope to bring you an evening of discovery. Mark your calendars and hope to see you all there. For … Continue reading Antah Prerna comes to Columbus
I will be doing a presentation on appreciating Indian Classical Music in Columbus in July. There will be a short speech (with visual presentation) followed by a Carnatic concert. Do come if you’re in town. You need to register for this event. This is part of a series, Music Appreciation at the Library. https://www.westervillelibrary.org/events?event=28123 Continue reading Appreciating Indian Classical Music
The line is from a verse of the Bhaja Govindam, a composition in Sanskrit attributed to the 8th-century mystic Adi Shankara. . Continue reading Snippet from Bhakthi concert in Columbus
Growing up, I went through a phase of listening to ghazals and Hindi film music. That proved to be the exception rather than the norm. The last twenty-five years I focused solely on Carnatic – or south Indian classical music. I suspect I avoided delving too deep into Hindustani music, lest it influence my own rendition of Carnatic ragas. Luckily the last four months I’ve … Continue reading The making of RaagTime
A snippet from my concert at the Sai Temple in Columbus Ohio – November 2015. Accompanists are Sushmita Ravikumar (v) and Subramanian Krishnamurthy (m). Continue reading Sai temple concert in Columbus Ohio
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