SKU Goes to Chennai
Workshops and performances for students of AMM school and Padma Sheshadri Bala Bhavan School, Performances at Bharat Kalachar and at Chandralekha’s Spaces
Audio CD Release of Swar Katha Upanishad
Audio CDs of Sunaad productions, Swar Katha Upanishad, Pratha, Raag Katha and Bhava Yatra, are now available on Flipkart!
Purchase requests within Bangalore can also be mailed to sunaad.bangalore@gmail.com
Swar Katha Upanishad Returns on Popular Demand
SATURDAY, 15 OCTOBER, 8.00 pm
SUNDAY, 16 OCTOBER, 6.30 pm
VENUE: Jagriti, Whitefield
TICKETS: Rs. 350/-
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Jagriti Box Office (11.30am-1.30pm; 3pm-6pm; except Mondays; till 8.00pm on show days)
Or call Sunaad at:
98867 92034 (Koramangala)
98803 47794 (Indira Nagar)
96633 72169 (Kumara Park)
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The Katha’s timeless tale is a dialogue between Yama the god of Death, and Nachiketa, a committed teenager seeking the truth. This dialogue between the ‘ideal teacher’ and the ‘ideal student’ has deep and yet immediately meaningful lessons for all of us, in our everyday lives.
Dhrupad, one of the oldest traditions within Hindustani classical music, stresses on the purity of the note – swara – to showcase the pristine beauty of our ragas.
This show makes the philosophy of the Katha Upanishad and Dhrupad music accessible to contemporary audiences.
DHRUPAD MUSIC COMPOSED BY: The Gundecha Brothers
GUIDANCE ON THE KATHA UPANISHAD: Sri M
DIRECTED BY: Tara Kini
DRAMA DIRECTION: Arundhati Raja
SCRIPT: Gita Shenoy and Anand Kasturi
ASSISTANCE IN MUSIC DIRECTION: Raji Murlidhar, Shanti Subbaraman and Nandini Kamath
ACTORS: Jagdish Raja, Anand Kasturi and Anshul Pathak
SAROD: C.S.Balasubramanian
PAKHAWAJ: Ramesh Joshi and Dnyaneshwar Deshmukh
FLUTE: Sameer Inamdar – Students of the Dhrupad Sansthan, Bhopal
COSTUME DESIGN: Madhu Nataraj
Sunaad Presents Swar Katha Upanishad
The Katha’s timeless tale is a dialogue between Yama the god of Death, and Nachiketa, a committed teenager seeking the truth. This dialogue between the ‘ideal teacher’ and the ‘ideal student’ has deep and yet immediately meaningful lessons for all of us, in our everyday lives.
Dhrupad, one of the oldest traditions within Hindustani classical music, stresses on the purity of the note – swara – to showcase the pristine beauty of our ragas.
This show makes the philosophy of the Katha Upanishad and Dhrupad music accessible to contemporary audiences.