Laya Madhura Sangeethothsavam is hosting its annual music fest at Raga Sudha hall, Luz, Chennai; this music fest curated by vidwan Thiruvarur Bhaktavatsalam.
Yes, some 10 months after the music and dance halls and sabha spaces shut down due to the ravaging pandemic of Corona virus, and virtual concerts and festivals rained on rasikas, there are signs of live concerts taking place in Chennai.
Senior vocalist Baby Sreeram is hosting an online music workshop on the kritis of Neelakanta Sivan. It is on Jan.24 evening.
One of Mylapore’s popular sabha halls in Chennai came alive top of this week when it hosted three music concerts on three mornings (Sept.14 – 16).
The Marungapuri Gopalakrishna Iyer violin festival will be held at Raga Sudha Hall, Luz, Chennai from March 12 to 15.
Ananya GML Cultural Academy in Bengaluru for past 14 years, has celebrated 'Sangathi” - a Youth Music Festival.
Parivadini is hosting a memorial meeting to remember thavil maestro Thiruvalaputhur T. K. Kaliyamurthy who passed away recently.
Every year, in February a small group of Carnatic music rasikas in the town of Mayiladuthurai in Tamil Nadu celebrate the great music composer Gopalakrishna Bharati.
Every year, the Udupa Foundation hosts a music festival in Bengaluru. And it features India's best known artistes.
A series of Carnatic music concerts will be held in Chennai from Feb.16 to 20 to mark Nadopasana’s 52nd anniversary. Noted vocalists including Rithvik Raja and Chinmaya Sisters will perform at this milestone festival.