The rhythms of Hindustani Classical ragas were well received by the classical music lovers of the city.
A cultural programme was organised at Tribal Museum here on Sunday under ‘Uttaradhikar series of cultural programmes.’ The classical music lovers took the pleasure of the Tabla recital, classical singing and violin recital at the programme. 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 performances were staged by the students and faculty of Government Music Academy, Mandsaur.
Here on Sunday, the programme began with the classical singing. The series began with Ganesh Vandana by Nilesh Bareth. He then performed Rajasthan Mand singing leaving the audience mesmerized.
The programme was then followed by jugalbandis among the students of the music academy. During the programme, Amit Farkya, and Bhavarth Vyas performed a jugalbandi on table. They gave an enthralling performance as they played the pure classical ragas on stage with the essence of their innovation.
The programme was then followed with the mesmerizing jugalbandi by Nitin Nagar and Shlok Gupta on Violin. The ragas on violin were smooth and mild that left the audience enchanted as they listened to each and every raga with rapt attention.
later, artists Nishant Sharma gave a solo performance of table recital. The programme was followed with the solo performance of violin recital by Brijmohan Bamrole and classical singing by Atul Saket which was much appreciated by the audience.
The audiences took the pleasure of the programme and enjoyed the performances whole heartedly.