The Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum witnessed a wonderful evening of classical music and Oddisi dance.
The event was held at the museum here on Sunday under Uttaradhikar series.
The programme started with the performance by Yogesh Devale.
He performed semi-classical music with his fellow artists. He started off with Raga Maru Bihag in Ab Main Yunhi Jaanu. After this, 'Gau Gunan Kis Haiaro' was presented in the madhya taal.
After this, the artists performed the composition of Sant Eknath ‘Guru Krpanjan Piyo Mere Bhai’.
Yogesh Devale wrapped up the presentation with the composition of Guru Nanak Dev, ‘Sadho Mann ka Mann Tyago’. During the presentation Yogesh Devale was accompanied by Noshashat Singh and Gajanan Ranadiye, Nishant Sharma on the tabla and Rohit Parihar on harmonium.
Later, Supra Mishra presented Odissi dance with her fellow artists.
Here presentation was based on on women. In which the artists presented the characters of Draupadi, Ahilya and Mata Sita with their dance skills on stage.
The performance narrated that when Brahma was composing creation, then he could not make a woman.
Therefore, Shiva separated Mother Parvati from him in Ardhanarishwar form.
After this presentation, the artists presented an enthralling performance of Odissi dance on 'Pallavi Mohana' in Raga Mohana.
Pallavi is actually a tender form of Odissi dance. In this presentation, the artists beautifully presented the cast of the ancient dance formations made on the walls of temples leaving the audience enthralled.
Supra Mishra wrapped up her performance with 'Moksha'. Artists presented artistic relevance of salvation with their art skills in this presentation.