Kruthi Bhat - Live in Sydney
Description
Pallavi is proud to present this concert featuring some of the young and rising stars of Carnatic music.
Limited tickets are available
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Our Musicians
Kruthi Vittal (Bhat), born into a family of musicians, showed her interest towords music as a toddler and was initiated into Carnatic Music by her grandmother, Smt. Krishnaveni. She studied music with her mother Smt Rajarajeshwary Bhat and her uncle violinist, Vittal Ramamurthy. She had the privilege to learn from the legendary Padmabhushan Sri Lalgudi G. Jayaraman and Prof T. R. Subramanyan. She is also under the tutelage of Sri Neyveli Santhanagopalan and Smt. S. Sowmya. Kruthi is a recipient of numerous awards in India as well as the United States. Kruthi is an A-grade artiste of All India Radio. She is married to violinist, Vittal Rangan. Vittal Rangan, an “A” Grade Artist of AIR and Doordarshan, was born into a family steeped in music and began his initial training in vocal music with his mother, Chitra Bilvam, an alumna of Tiruvaiyaru Raja’s Music College. He soon expanded his musical skills, teaching himself the harmonium to play in family bhajan sessions. Encouraged by his mother, he began studying the violin under the late R.R. Keshavamurthy. Vittal’s passion deepened after witnessing a mesmerising ensemble led by Sangeetha Kalanidhi A. Kanyakumari, which inspired him to become her disciple in 2003. Today, Vittal has become a favourite accompanist for senior musicians and a well-regarded solo violinist. Arjun Ganesh is a versatile and renowned Mridangam artiste in the field of Carnatic music and was born in Kumbakonam. Impeccable playing for the compositions and aesthetic mathematics characterize Arjun Ganesh’s Mridangam style. He is the disciple of Legendary Mridanga Vidwan Poongulam Sri R. Sabesa Iyer, who developed the Thiruvarur Bani. Many of his students are becoming well known in the performance circuit. He is an A graded artiste of All India Radio and Doordarshan and has been performing for the past 3 decades.
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FAQs
- How long will the concert be?
Pallavi concerts are typically 3 to 3.5 hours in duration without an interval.
- Are the seats numbered?
Seats are not numbered, however, premium tickets are in the front section of the hall. Seating is on a first come first serve basis. Doors to the venue will open at 3:45pm.
- Do children need a ticket?
Children 12 years and over require a ticket. Children aged 11 and under do not need a ticket, however, they are not guarenteed a seat if the hall is full.
- Is there is ticket booking fee?
Tickets purchased through this site incur a booking fee in addition to the advertised ticket price. This covers the Humantix processing fee and credit card fees. Humanitix donates all profits to charity.
If you want to pay for tickets via electronic bank transfer (and avoid additonal fees), please contact us via email at pallavi.concerts@gmail.com
- Will food be available for purchase?
Our catering partner, Chennai Filter Coffee will have coffee/tea for sale in the foyer area. They will also have some Indian snacks available for purchase. Food or hot drinks are not to be be consumed inside the auditorium.
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