The Sunday evening was filled with sagacious musical performances at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum. The two generations of each musical gharana gave delightful performances before the classical music lovers of the city.
The programme was organised under the Uttaradhikar series. The renowned artists gave a musical performance of classical music jugalbandi along with the classical vocal at Tribal Museum auditorium.
The artists included renowned tabla player Pandit Kalinath Mishra from Mumbai and Damodar Rao from Bhopal presented their show for the classical music lovers of the city.
It is noteworthy that keeping in view the Guru Shishya Parampara, Tribal Museum is organising a series of classical music and dance under Uttaradhikar series every Sunday.
The programme began with performance by Damodar Rao. He was accompanied by his daughter Vaani Rao. They wondrously presented the classical and semi classical songs before the Bhopalites that were much appreciated by the listeners.
Their jugalbandi was seemed to be the most pleasurable performences. The maestro of each generations used their mastery in entertaining the audience.
later the programme was followed with the performance by tabla player Pandit Kalinath Mishra. He was accompanied by his son Satya Prakash Mishra. Notably, Pandit Kalinath Mishra is a renowned tabla player of the benaras gharana, born and brought up in a musician's family he received my training in this field from Pt Shambhunath Mishra and renowned tabla maestro Pt. Madan Mishra
While the father and son Jodi played the jugalbandi on stage they maintained their unique style of playing, wherein he infuses tremendous energy with his nimble fingers, causing the tabla to flow out in beautiful melodious sound.
Their effortless playing and creativity delighted the audience at the auditorium.