BANGALORE GAYANA SAMAJA - Music Conf and concert schedule

THE BANGALORE GAYANA SAMAJA, K.R.ROAD, BANGALORE 560 004
THIRTY NINTH MUSIC CONFERENCE
EVENING CONCERTS

SUNDAY 5th AUGUST to SUNDAY 12th AUGUST 2007 DAILY FROM 6 PM
SUNDAY 5th AUGUST 2007
Sri. S SHASHANK Flute
Violin
Sri. SATISH KUMAR Mrudangam

MONDAY 6th AUGUST 2007
Sri. NEYVELI SANTHANAGOPALAN Vocal
Sri. V. V. RAVI Violin
Sri. V. PRAVEEN Mrudangam
Sri. M.A.KRISHNA MURTHY Ghatam

TUESDAY 7th AUGUST 2007
Smt. M. S. SHEELA Vocal
Sri. C.N.CHANDRASEKHAR Violin
Sri. A.ANANTHAKRISHNA SHARMA Mrudangam
Sri. GURUPRASANNA Khanjira

WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST 2007 at 6 PM
Pt. SATISH VYAS Santoor
Pt. RAVINDRA YAVAGAL Tabla
WEDNESDAY 8th AUGUST 2007 at 7-45 PM
Dr. RAJEEV TARANATH Sarod
Pt. UDAYA RAJ KARPOOR Tabla

THURSDAY 9th AUGUST 2007
Sri. VIJAY SIVA Vocal
Sri. R. K. SRIRAMKUMAR Violin
Sri. NEYVELI NARAYANAN Mrudangam
Sri. SRISHYLAN Ghatam

FRIDAY 10th AUGUST 2007
Sri. MYSORE M. NAGARAJ
Dr. MYSORE M. MANJUNATH Violin Duet
Sri. SREEMUSHNAM RAJA RAO Mrudangam
Sri. G..S.RAMANUJAM Ghatam

SATURDAY 11th AUGUST 2007
Sri. SANJAY SUBRAMANIAN Vocal
Sri. M. R. GOPINATH Violin
Sri. ARUN PRAKASH Mrudangam
Sri. GIRIDHAR UDUPA Ghatam

SUNDAY 12th AUGUST 2007
Sriyuts MALLADI BROTHERS
(Sriram Kumar & Ravi Prakash) Vocal Duet
Sri. EMBAR KANNAN Violin
Sri. MANNARGUDI EASWARAN Mrudangam
Sri. N, AMRITH Khanjira

Phones: 26506049 /41208643 sitharam47@gmail.com
Tickets (Season)will be available after 20 th July 07 at the Samaja office

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