On Sunday, Bhopalites witnessed a delightful musical event at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum. Kabir Gayan by Bheru Singh and Gotipua dance by Sebendra Das were presented on stage.
The programme started with the performance by Bheru Singh Chauhan (Indore) with his fellow artists 'Kabir singing'. To begin with his performances, he presented, Moh Ko Kahan Dhunde re Bande. After this, the artists performed 'More Satguru Hoon Rangrej', 'More Satguru Jee Dini Hai Gyan' and 'Raha Reh Maan' respectively.
At the end of the singing performance, Bhairushingh Chauhan paused his singing performance by presenting 'Mhaara Satguru Shadra Hei Rai Deewane Lagi' and 'Mare Satguru's Darbar Jhula Now' with his fellow artists.
During the presentation, Singh was accompanied by Nanuram Sawaria on harmonium, Dilip Chauhan on violin, Ram Saweria on dholak, Rajendra Chauhan on Manjeer and Lakhan Chauhan on vocal.
After Kabir singing, Sebendra Das (Puri) presented 'Gotipua dance' with his fellow artists.
In the first dance presentation, the artists presented the beauty of Lord Jagannath with his artistic dance skills beautifully on stage.
After this, the artists called Lord Jagannath through dance medium, just as you saved Draupadi from chaos. In the same way, consider us as your devotee and cross this Bhavsagar.
After this, the artists presented to the dancers inspired by the Jagannath temple and Oriya culture. Sebendra Das paused his dance performance by presenting a 'tied dance' with his fellow artists.
Under the tied dance, the artists presented various dance figures by turning their bodies and by the inclination of the body.
The artists who performed the dance were about 12 to 14 years old and the time for this presentation was about 45 minutes. During the dance presentation, artists like Suryakanta, Abhiram, Meteu, Jitendra, Ashish, Vikas, Jyotiranj Vinay, Deepak and Prakash used to mesmerize the audience present in the auditorium with their artistic dance skills. During the presentation, Bhagban Sahu, Bhaskar Parida on the violin, Kabiraj Pradhan on the flute and Cheeranjan Nanda collaborated on Manjeer.