Supported in part with funds
provided by the Western States Arts Federation (WESTAF), the Oregon Arts
Commission, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
"Amalgamation
of Strings"Jugalbandi
Veenai Jayanthi and Sitar Gaurav Mazumdhar
(lead disciple of Pandit
Ravishankar)
Satish Kumar - Mridangam
Nitin Mitta - Tabla
Don't miss this enchanting ‘jugalbandi’ of North and South, by two exceptional instrumentalists!
8 pm; Friday, 20 May 2005
PSU
Recital Hall RM75
1620 SW Park Av,
Portland, OR
Lec Dem:
7 pm Thu, 19 May 2005
Cedar Mill Library,
NW Saltzmann & NW Cornell.
Free admission to Lec Dem.
Seattle Art Museum Downtown
100 University Street
Seattle, WA 98101
Thematic Dance Ballet
"Shakthi
Dharshan" Bharatha Natyam by
Dr. Padma Subramaniam and group
Vijayalakshmi Krishnamoorthy & Gayathri Kannan - Vocal &
Nattuvangam
B. Kannan - Veena
Nellai Balaji - Mridamgam
Portland members are welcome to attend Seattle concert free.
Seattle Art Museum Downtown
100 University Street
Seattle, WA 98101
India Classical Violin Duo
Lalgudi GJR Krishnan &
Lalgudi GJR Vijayalakshmi
Neyveli Venkatesh
- Mridangam
Thriupanithura Radhakrishnan - Ghatam
7:30 pm; Sat 23 April 2005
First Unitarian
Church,
(Main Sanctuary)
SW Main & 12th Av,
Portland, OR 97205
8 pm; Friday, April 22, 2005
Seattle Art Museum Downtown
100 University Street
Seattle, WA 98101
T. M. Krishna -
Vocal
R.K. Sriram Kumar - Violin
K. Arun Prakash - Mridangam
B. Purushothaman - Kanjira
“There are many good singers, but only a few are great. T.M. Krishna is one such who occupies the topmost slot. Krishna is not only an artist of great proficiency but also more significantly, one of great tact. He just does not sing but takes the listener into his confidence. With his domineering gestures, deliberate or spontaneous, he dramatizes a melody beyond its dimension, which is directly inspiring... the team sparkled with expertise, buoyancy, originality and vision. .” Hindu 2004
8 pm; Friday, March 11, 2005
At the corner of
SW Taylor & SW 12th Av,
Portland, OR
7 pm; Sat, March 12, 2005
Seattle Art Museum Downtown
100 University Street
Seattle, W A 98101
"Raman
is a performer of extraordinary power and skill .." Dance Magazine
2004.
"Jayanthi Raman is an
artist of sparkling presence and crystalline technique. The minute her jingling ankle bells and stamping feet ring out, the audience knows
it's going to see a world-class dancer." Oregonian.
Dance Ballet of India
Oregonian Review Sep 12, 2004:
"As bare feet stamp and ankle bells ring, silken clad gods and goddesses transport us to the mythic world of Lord Ganesha, the Hindu god with a man's body and an elephant's head. Jayanthi Raman spent two years creating "Gajamukha" a ballet that honors Ganesha -- protector of the Universe and remover of obstacles. ...
With every wrist flick, finger quake and ankle quiver the six dancers moved with precision, radiating an inner joy. Vibrant costumes of gold, burgundy, and magenta shimmered before projections of mountains, trees, stars and fire.
The dancers' strength and articulation of movement produced emotionally charged images. The performers project warmth and pleasure and their rhythmic movements draw the audience onto the stage as if we're dancing with them..."
8 pm Fri Sep 10, 2004
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
Rasika 2004-05 Donors/ Season members can attend the Portland concert
free
5 pm Sunday Nov 14, 2004
Oregon State University
The LaSells Stewart Center, Corvallis, OR
Presented by
UW Meany Hall for the performing Arts, Seattle
Co-promoted by RASIKA
Vocal classical concert by
Sanjay Subhramanyam
Nagai Muralidharan - Violin & Mannargudi
Easwaran - Mridangam
7 pm; Sat Oct 30, 2004
Portland
State Univ.
Lincoln Hall Rm 75 (on the first floor) 1620 SW Park Av, Portland, OR 97201
3 pm; Sun October 31, 2004
University of Washington, Seattle.
Vocal classical concert byMaharajapuram Ramachandran
Delhi Sunderrajan- Violin & Mannargudi Easwaran - Mridangam
8 pm; Fri August 20, 2004
Portland
State Univ.
Lincoln Hall Rm 75 (on the first floor) 1620 SW Park Av,
Portland, OR 97201
7 pm. Sat August 21, 2004
University of Washington, Seattle.
Ragas
on Mandolin by
Mandolin Shrinivas
& Rajesh (second Mandolin)
Delhi Sunderrajan- Violin & Percussion team:
Trichy Sankaran &
Poovalur Srinivasan
Rasika's 6th
year anniversary concert !!
Sun June
6th 2004
First Unitarian
Church
SW Main & 12th Av, Portland.
Fri June 4th 2004
Roethke Auditorium
Kane Hall, Rm 130
University of Washington, Seattle.