Under Uttaradhikar series, Sangeet Sarang and Bharatnatyam were presented at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum here on Sunday.
The programme started with Ashok Anand from Gwalior with his fellow artists presented 'Sangeet Sarang'. First of all, the artists presented the world-famous music seeker Pandit Rajan Sajan Mishra's classical composition 'Guru Vandana' 'Saadho Aimaa Guru Bhave Raga Rang Bharon Pala'.
After Guru Vandana, the artists confronted all the audience by presenting the Gwalior Gharana Bandh Numa Thumri ‘Aaj Mori Kala Mukar Gaya Gaya'. After this, Raksha Pillu presented Dadra 'Kaga Piya to Keho Samesh Barchand'. After this, the artists presented Maa Saraswati's Yasho with their singing skills while presenting 'Sado Re Man Suro Sado Re'. Ashok Anand paused his presentation while presenting his fellow artists with 'Ayeoge O Saajna Angana '.
During the presentation, Ashok was accompanied by Umesh, Ranjana, Sharad, Rishi and Shriram in the singing and on the tabla collaborated.
After singing, Revathi Srinivas Raghavan from Mumbai presented 'Bharatnatyam dance' with her fellow artists. The artists began their performance with 'Gananam Tawa. In this presentation, on the stage of the forms of Lord Ganesha presented.After this, artists presented dance performances on 'Hari-Hara Natyam'.
In this presentation, the artists presented Shiva and Vishnu who fought against the evil forces and destroy the evil forces. After 'Hari-Hara Natyam', 'Shakti leya' was performed on 'Ayir Girinandini Nandidinini'. In this presentation Mahishasur vadh was showcased by the artist with great beauty.
After this, the artists presented dance on a composition by Tulsidas. In this presentation, the performers presented the life of Ram-Sita and Laxman in forest with their artistic dance skills to the audience. Revathi Srinivasa Raghavan wrapped up her dance performance while presenting dance on 'Tilana' with fellow actors. This dance introduced traditional Bharatanatyam dance with the accompaniment of musical instruments.