INTERVIEWS - Archive 2010
Sanjay, the influencing factor on Sandeep Narayan
The Alliance Française of Madras is hosting a Carnatic music concert here on July 16. The concert will be given by Sandeep Naraya. » Music is a continuous process of learning, says K.J. Yesudas
When he looks back, he realizes the thorns that have littered his way to a life journey. He remembers every little help that has come his way from very many quarters. A father's student, Padma Bhushan K.J.Yesudas is happy that God has blessed him with the music knowledge. » Every dancer should be a good soloist, feels Priyadarsini Govind
Solo dancing is the best form of dancing, according to Bharathanayam exponent Priyadarsini Govind. Asserting this during a lively interaction with the readers of Deccan Chronicle at Rasam Restaurant here on January 8, she said no other form could replace solo dancing in terms of establishing a direct communication with the audience. » Music has to be approached with modesty, feel violinists
Vijayalakshmi & Krishnan
They are born into an illustrious family. They have imbibed a great tradition. They live by the shadow of this violin maestro. Not surprisingly, this sister-brother duo has a twin- responsibility of protecting the name and reputation of their guru-cum-father Lalgudi Shri G. Jayaraman. » Dance is my bread and butter, says Vijay Madhavan
He has been cast in several of his guru’s thematic productions. The winner of Vasanthalakshmi Narasimhachari Endowment Award, he has also landed titles such as Yuva Kala Bharathi and Nrutya Kala Bharathi. » Understand the science of music to make it a beautiful art: Sowmya
This one has helped her to be a `holistic’ person. Not just that. Learning this art form has elevated her culturally and spiritually. Lakshmi Parthasarathy says she has a natural aptitude for Bharathanatyam. » I want to touch the inner core of the audience, says dancer
Lakshmi Parthasarathy Athreya
This one has helped her to be a `holistic’ person. Not just that. Learning this art form has elevated her culturally and spiritually. Lakshmi Parthasarathy Athreya says she has a natural aptitude for Bharathanatyam. » Future of voice science in India will depend on our collective ability to make it a subject of common enquiry, feels voice guru Ananth Vaidyanathan
He was born in Jamshedpur in 1957 to doctor parents passionately interested in Carnatic music. His father, a very good untrained singer, taught him his first songs. » Avoid easy route to concert stage, violinist Embar Kannan tells youngsters
He has come the hard way. He has, however, no regrets. A leading violinist, Embar Kannan is happy playing the accompanist’s role to perfection. » Bharathanatyam has awakened me, says Nithya Nagarajan
When she is happy, it helps her to celebrate. When she is sad, it helps her to move on. When she is angry, it comforts her. When she is excited, it helps her to rejoice. » When they bow, Ganesh & Kumaresh sound distinct
They play together. They have been playing the duet as siblings for longer years than anybody else. Their music merges seamlessly. Yet, they work assiduously to retain their individual identities as artistes. » Carnatica Brothers moot 'culture park'
Carnatica Brothers Shashikiran and Ganesh have suggested the setting up of `Culture parks’ on the lines of technology parks. » My thoughts are dance, says Shijith Nambiar
They are a rare couple. They make a perfect match. For them, life revolves around Bharatanatyam. They see everything through the prism of this art form. » Dance is a way to celebrate life, says Umaa Sathya Narayanan
It is her passion. It is her obsession, too. Dance has been a life teacher for her. Life is too short, she feels. Not surprisingly, she is keen to make the most of it. » Music is an extension of one's personality, says Chaitrra Sairam
She is not into it by chance. Music is her choice. She admires her teacher. A dedicated student, she wants to follow in the footsteps of her mentor Bombay Jayashri. She is keen to internalize music and render it soulfully. » Dance gives a purpose to life, feels Vanishree Ravishankar
A disciple of Smt. Savithri Jagannatha Rao, she is a performer-cum-teacher. Dance is her passion. This art form gives her a sense of fulfillment. » Music has helped me to go within and look past external superficialities, says Shreya Devnath
A disciple of Lalgudi Shri G. Jayaraman, she has a clear cut goal. This youngster wants to be a professional violinist. And, she is working assiduously to achieve this. » Music has shaped my thought process, tells young vocalist Rithvik Raja
He is on a mission mode. With a blinkered-horse like focus, he stays on course to reach his goalpost. He finds pleasure in music and takes pride in pursuing music-related things. » Music is a way to reach God, feels vocalist V. Shankaranarayanan
He is many-in-one. He is professional banker. He is also a performing artiste. It is tough to engage in a jugalbandi of this sort in life. He loves it. And, he takes both seriously. » Carnatic music is the most complete melodic system in the world, feels Chitravina Ravikiran
Forty of forty two! This is not about how the dashing opener Virender Sehwag scores in the game of cricket. Well, this is all about Chitravina N. Ravikiran, who completes 40 years of service to the cause of Carnatic music in just 42 years. »
The Alliance Française of Madras is hosting a Carnatic music concert here on July 16. The concert will be given by Sandeep Naraya. » Music is a continuous process of learning, says K.J. Yesudas
When he looks back, he realizes the thorns that have littered his way to a life journey. He remembers every little help that has come his way from very many quarters. A father's student, Padma Bhushan K.J.Yesudas is happy that God has blessed him with the music knowledge. » Every dancer should be a good soloist, feels Priyadarsini Govind
Solo dancing is the best form of dancing, according to Bharathanayam exponent Priyadarsini Govind. Asserting this during a lively interaction with the readers of Deccan Chronicle at Rasam Restaurant here on January 8, she said no other form could replace solo dancing in terms of establishing a direct communication with the audience. » Music has to be approached with modesty, feel violinists
Vijayalakshmi & Krishnan
They are born into an illustrious family. They have imbibed a great tradition. They live by the shadow of this violin maestro. Not surprisingly, this sister-brother duo has a twin- responsibility of protecting the name and reputation of their guru-cum-father Lalgudi Shri G. Jayaraman. » Dance is my bread and butter, says Vijay Madhavan
He has been cast in several of his guru’s thematic productions. The winner of Vasanthalakshmi Narasimhachari Endowment Award, he has also landed titles such as Yuva Kala Bharathi and Nrutya Kala Bharathi. » Understand the science of music to make it a beautiful art: Sowmya
This one has helped her to be a `holistic’ person. Not just that. Learning this art form has elevated her culturally and spiritually. Lakshmi Parthasarathy says she has a natural aptitude for Bharathanatyam. » I want to touch the inner core of the audience, says dancer
Lakshmi Parthasarathy Athreya
This one has helped her to be a `holistic’ person. Not just that. Learning this art form has elevated her culturally and spiritually. Lakshmi Parthasarathy Athreya says she has a natural aptitude for Bharathanatyam. » Future of voice science in India will depend on our collective ability to make it a subject of common enquiry, feels voice guru Ananth Vaidyanathan
He was born in Jamshedpur in 1957 to doctor parents passionately interested in Carnatic music. His father, a very good untrained singer, taught him his first songs. » Avoid easy route to concert stage, violinist Embar Kannan tells youngsters
He has come the hard way. He has, however, no regrets. A leading violinist, Embar Kannan is happy playing the accompanist’s role to perfection. » Bharathanatyam has awakened me, says Nithya Nagarajan
When she is happy, it helps her to celebrate. When she is sad, it helps her to move on. When she is angry, it comforts her. When she is excited, it helps her to rejoice. » When they bow, Ganesh & Kumaresh sound distinct
They play together. They have been playing the duet as siblings for longer years than anybody else. Their music merges seamlessly. Yet, they work assiduously to retain their individual identities as artistes. » Carnatica Brothers moot 'culture park'
Carnatica Brothers Shashikiran and Ganesh have suggested the setting up of `Culture parks’ on the lines of technology parks. » My thoughts are dance, says Shijith Nambiar
They are a rare couple. They make a perfect match. For them, life revolves around Bharatanatyam. They see everything through the prism of this art form. » Dance is a way to celebrate life, says Umaa Sathya Narayanan
It is her passion. It is her obsession, too. Dance has been a life teacher for her. Life is too short, she feels. Not surprisingly, she is keen to make the most of it. » Music is an extension of one's personality, says Chaitrra Sairam
She is not into it by chance. Music is her choice. She admires her teacher. A dedicated student, she wants to follow in the footsteps of her mentor Bombay Jayashri. She is keen to internalize music and render it soulfully. » Dance gives a purpose to life, feels Vanishree Ravishankar
A disciple of Smt. Savithri Jagannatha Rao, she is a performer-cum-teacher. Dance is her passion. This art form gives her a sense of fulfillment. » Music has helped me to go within and look past external superficialities, says Shreya Devnath
A disciple of Lalgudi Shri G. Jayaraman, she has a clear cut goal. This youngster wants to be a professional violinist. And, she is working assiduously to achieve this. » Music has shaped my thought process, tells young vocalist Rithvik Raja
He is on a mission mode. With a blinkered-horse like focus, he stays on course to reach his goalpost. He finds pleasure in music and takes pride in pursuing music-related things. » Music is a way to reach God, feels vocalist V. Shankaranarayanan
He is many-in-one. He is professional banker. He is also a performing artiste. It is tough to engage in a jugalbandi of this sort in life. He loves it. And, he takes both seriously. » Carnatic music is the most complete melodic system in the world, feels Chitravina Ravikiran
Forty of forty two! This is not about how the dashing opener Virender Sehwag scores in the game of cricket. Well, this is all about Chitravina N. Ravikiran, who completes 40 years of service to the cause of Carnatic music in just 42 years. »
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An engaging dialogue between flute & mandolin
Akademi Ratna for Lalgudi G.Jayaraman
Winning mind share, the Bombay Jayashri way
Music is a continuous process
of learning
Music has to be approached
with modesty
Avoid easy route to concert stage
When they bow,Ganesh & Kumaresh sound distinct
Understand the science of music
Future of voice science in India
Listen to Tiruppavai
Akademi Ratna for Lalgudi G.Jayaraman
Winning mind share, the Bombay Jayashri way
Music is a continuous process
of learning
Music has to be approached
with modesty
Avoid easy route to concert stage
When they bow,Ganesh & Kumaresh sound distinct
Understand the science of music
Future of voice science in India
Listen to Tiruppavai




