Sindhu Okay. Das
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You can hearken to the compositions of Carnatic legends, together with Thyagaraja, Muthuswamy Dikshitar, and Purandaradasa, this weekend. Accompanied by Pallakad Sajeev on the mridangam, classical vocalist Sindhu Okay Das, on Sunday at Lumbini, Jagriti Theatre, will take you on a pleasant musical journey.
This concert will traverse numerous Indian languages resembling Sanskrit, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Bengali, including a numerous cultural aptitude to the efficiency.
Sindhu, with over 20 years of expertise, is a outstanding vocalist and music educator within the subject of Carnatic music. Her musical experience, mixed with a Master’s Degree in Psychology, permits her to deliver a distinctive understanding of the psychological features and therapeutic purposes of music.
“Having embarked on my musical journey in Chennai, I’ve all the time cherished and honoured custom. However, with my transfer to the colourful metropolis of Bengluru, I’m now poised to discover new types and horizons,” says Sindhu, including that the upcoming concert is her debut in City.
Though mridangam is Sajeev’s forte, he may also carry out kanjira and konakkol. He is a vocalist and a instructor as properly. He has toured with the legendary violinist Dr. L. Subramaniam, carried out in prestigious venues throughout India, together with the Music Academy, Chennai, directed music fiestas in Singapore, and accompanied well-known musicians like Bombay Jayashree and Neyveli Santhanagopalan.
This 70-minute Carnatic music is on Sunday morning.
In the night, Jagriti Theatre will host a rehearsed reading of The Crucible, which gained the 1953 Tony Award for Best Play. It is an thrilling drama concerning the Puritan purge of witchcraft in outdated Salem. It is each a gripping historic play and a well timed parable of our modern society.
The concert is at Lumbini, Jagriti Theatre, at 7.30 a.m. on June 18. Open to ages 8 and above. The 110-minute rehearsed reading of ‘The Crucible’ will start at 3.30 p.m. and is open for these aged above 16. Tickets for each occasions are on bookmyshow.com.
