The melodious and sagacious Violin Samaroh had a grand closure here on Thursday at Bharat Bhavan.
The event concluded with some wonderful performances that began since the morning at Anatarng Hall, Bharat Bhavan. The tuneful event began with the performance of Rajendra Vyas and Anupriya Deotale.
During the evening session, the event was adorned with the performances by Praveen Sevlikar and Violin Virasat. Praveen presented wondrous tunes of Hindustani classical ragas at the hall. He presented Raga Punia Kalya. In this he played Bilambit ek taal and dhrut teen taal during his performance. He was accompanied by Vibhav Khandolkar on tabla. later, Violin Virasat, a troupe of three violinists including N Rajam, Sangeeta Shankar and Ragini Shankar presented their show. They began their performance with Raga Shyam kalyan.
They played Bilambit Ek Taal, Madhya taal and Dhrut Chaar Taal. Then they played traditional music. They were accompanied by Mukund Raj Dev. During the morning session the event began with the performance by Rajendra Vyas. The ragas he played on violin left the audience totally enthralled and awestruck. He played the Hindustani Classical music during his performance that was a bunch of various ragas. later, the programme was followed with the performance by a renowned violinist Anupriya Deotale. “This was my mesmerizing trip to Bhopal and I really felt contended while giving a performance here and I played with my soul,” says a well renowned violinist Anupriya Deotale. Anupriya is acknowledged as one of the most noted classical violin artist. She played the fusion of music during her performance that was a blend of western and Hindustani classical music. She has a unique style of her own as she plays the violin.
She is a disciple of legendary Sarangi maestro Pandit Ramnarayan and has also received guidance from the great Sarod Maestros Ustad Amjad Ali Khan and Pandit Mukesh Sharma. She brings innovations in her compositions on the lines of fusion in which she blends the elements of instrumental rhythmic patterns. The Bhopalites enjoyed the closure wholeheartedly.