On the occasion of World Yoga Day and Music Day on Tuesday, a one-day function focused on "Dance, Singing and Music" was organized by the Directorate of Culture at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
The programme started with lamp lighting, during which Director Culture
Aditi Kumar Tripathi, Deputy Director Vandana Pandey, Director, Tribal Folk Arts and Language Development Academy Dharmendra Pare along with artist Mithali and Tejas Vinchurkar, Pune, Anu Sinha Delhi, Surya Prakash Srivastava, Bhopal were present.
Suryaprakash Srivastava, performed songs on Yoga ..., Achyutam Keshavam Ram Narayanam ..., Shankar Mahadev Devak sings sura. .., and other songs. Pritam Yadav, Tanu Halede, Yashwant Pandey, Amit Kumar Sitha on keyboard, Rasik Chandra Dwivedi on tabla, Devraj Srivas on flute, Pradeep Tamrakar accompaniment artists accompanied on octopad.
The second presentation was Jugalbandi on Tabla and Flute by Mithali and Tejas Vinchurkar, Pune. He incarnated with the Rupak Taal Bandish in Raga Hemvati on the flute. Then in the next sequence, Jugalbandi was done in Raga Hansdhwani on a fast three talas. The artists concluded their performance with a Pahari Dhun. During the programme, the artists enthralled the audience and the audience with ragas and bandishes by jugalbandi on tabla and flute.
The closing presentation of the function was performed by Anu Sinha and Group, Delhi with Kathak group dance. The presentation started with Ganesh Vandana Pratham Sumiran Shri Ganesh. After this the next performance was pure dance based on Taal Dhamar. In which the presentation was shown very beautifully by the disciples of Pandit Rajendra Gangani.
The third performance was based on Shiva Stuti which was based on Taal Dhrupad. Brijesh Kumari, Preeti Sharma, Anu Sinha and Naveen, Karan Chanchal, Gaurav showed their dancing skills in this presentation. In the next sequence, Guru Bhajan Mala Tilak Manohar Bana Sir Chhatra Dhare, Guru Bin Aise Kaun Kare..., and concluded the presentation with the composition Sargam, which was based on three talas. These compositions are composed by Guru Pandit Rajendra Gangani.