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1) Indian Classical Vocal Music Classes offered by Qualified, Sincere & Dedicated Teacher in Singapore: Home Tuitions Available too. (E-Learning) via Skype is also available
to Foreign Students.
Contact: +65(94660132) or musicgalsaras AT gmail.com 2) Paul Graham: hacker painter.. 3) Nirupa.M.A : Nirupa.M.A is conducting Veena &Vocal classes at West mambalam, Chennai. Lecturer Carnatic music college Students are welcome in any age group - contact no 99406 60346, 9144 24724355 4) Erode Nagaraj: Somebody claiming to be Erode Nagraj wrote: I, Erode Nagaraj, from the childhood had a great interest to learn rhythm and was initiated into the art of Mrudangam at the age of 7 years. I learnt the art of mrudangam initially from Palladam Sri. V. Ramachandran for 8 years. In order to have further training in all the branches of this art, I became the disciple of Padmabushan Umayalpuram Sri K. Sivaraman since 1990. I took intensive and advance training from my revered Guru, Sangeetha Kalanidhi Umayalpuram Sri. K. Sivaraman, which included accompaniment to vocal music and instrumental music as well and to learn playing for more number of thalas. Though I had participated in several state level school competitions with distinction, my first debut at Chennai was held on Friday, the 16th April 1993. The Department of Culture, Ministry of Human Resources & Development, Govt. of India under the scheme, “Scholarship to Young Artistes in different Cultural Field” awarded me scholarship, during the year 1994 – 1996 (F2-53/94/CH2). I have been performing both in All India Radio since 02.06 1994 and Doordharsan Kendra, Chennai since 17.09.1994.I have also played laya vinyasam (Mrudangam Solo) in a rare thala - Misra Thriputa – Two Kalai- Samam in All India Radio, Chennai and laya vinyasam in Adhi Thala in Doordharsan, Chennai. I am an ‘A’ grade artiste. I have been playing in almost all esteemed sabas like The Music Academy, Sri Krishna Gana Saba and other well known organisations in India and abroad and also given lecture-demonstrations successfully. My performance on mrudangam was very much appreciated by vidwans and rasikas and I have won many best player awards and have also been credited with very good review in press like The Hindu, Indian Express and other celebrated magazines. I have been thinking of making substantial contribution to the field of my profession and I owe fullest responsibility not only to maintain the cultural heritage of this art but also to take the art of mrudangam to Global Level, to the mass and even to the layman, the niceties of this art without compromising the sasthras and grammar. I have a very good experience in teaching fingering techniques and laya intricacies of mrudangam for the past 6 years not only to the students of India but also to foreigners. I am keen to interact with all forms of music. I rendered konnakol (verbal rendition of jathis and phrases that are played in mrudangam) to the playing of my Guru Padmabushan Umayalpuram Sri K. Sivaraman with Mr. Steve Coleman (Sax) and Vijay Iyer (Key board) from USA, in the Madras Cricket Club. My mrudangam solo in a rare thala (sankeerna chapu) has been recorded for Samudra, an organization promoting Indian music in London. G.K.Foundation Trust created with noble ideals inter alia honouring selected best musicians and dancers, honoured me in their anniversary function held on 31st July 2001, along with Sangeetha Kalanidhi Palghat Sri K.V. Narayanaswamy. I had the privilege of performing in the platinum jubilee of the Music Academy in the august presence of the Honourable President of India Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam, Governor of Tamil Nadu Sri Ram Mohan Rao, Sangeetha Kalanidhi Padma Vibhushan Sri Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer and Sitar Maestro Padma Vibhushan Sri RaviShankar. TTN – the Thamizh Oli Network of Europe, has telecast my interview and mrudangam solo. Chennai-online interviewed me for their internet magazine. I have also performed in Sun-TV, Raj-TV ( DVD of the concert has been released by Raj Video Vision) and Raj Digital Plus and in WIN-TV in their special programmes.
UPDATE :
I visited Detroit (MI,USA )last year ( june – November -05) for
concerts, lec-dem and classes for advanced level and beginners and
also teaching rhythmic intricacies for vocalists and instrumentalists.
0 comments 5) Savita Sreeram wishes to perform and teach music in New Jersey: Somebody claiming to be Savita Sreeram (sreevita24 AT yahoo.com)
wrote:
6) Learn Carnatic music,Annamacharya kritis and more from M.B.shankar: Somebody claiming to be shankar (naarada AT yahoo.com) wrote:
7) The Art of Tabla: Classical & Contemporary Solo Tabla of India: Sangeet Studios: World Music Performance & Learning Center, 1212
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107. tel: 856-745-5361 - email:
tabla AT sidmehta.com --- Teaching classes in NJ, PA, & DE 8) Kattassery Joseph Yesudas in an interview with News Today: .....According to him [KJY's father], 'an artiste has to keep learning
for many janmas, that was the lesson taught by my father which I
follow till date'..... 9) Bharatakala School of Dance: ...Dance to the rhythm of life Bharatanatyam, Folk and bollywood style dance lessons are offered to children between 5-16 Classes are taken on individual basis and in batches. Choreography for filmi and folk dance are offered to both adults and youngsters.. Classes are conducted in Edison, NJ. Phone: 732-322-8919 Email: bharatanatyamclasses at yahoo.com 0 comments 10) Keyboard Sathya: Master K Sathyanarayanan, a prodigy is just 9 year old (2004-08-08).
He is presently learning instrumental under Mandolin shri U Shrinivas
and vocal under Sri Badrinathan. 11) Sri G N Desikan & Sri Thyagaraja Sangeetha Vidyalayam: Sri Thyagaraja Sangeetha Vidyalayam, Saidapet, Chennai 600 015, is to conduct the programmes in the field of music for Silver, Gold and Diamond jubilee year in 2005 due to the following reasons: - Sri Thyagaraja Sangeetha Vidyalayam, Saidapet, Chennai 15, Tamil Nadu, started in 1980 by Founder & Principal Sri G N Desikan, will be completing 25 years of musical service. This celebration will synchronise with the completion of 75 years of age for Sri G N Desikan and also his service in the music field for 50 years.
0 comments 12) Desikan Ramaswamy, vocal music teacher (Northwest suburbs of Chicago in Mt Prospect): My name is Desikan Ramaswamy. I am a direct disciple of violin
maestro Shri Lalgudi G Jayaraman. I am looking to teach vocal music
if anyone is interested. I have learnt vocal singing directly from
Shri Lalgudi Jayaraman for over 17 years. I live in the Northwest
suburbs of Chicago in Mt Prospect. If you are interested in learning
south indian classical carnatic music, please contact me via email -
desikanr AT yahoo.com or phone - 847 258 3145 13) Sri Gnanananda Seva Samajam: Video / Audio Casettes and VCDs are available for sale. 14) Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar (1895 - 1974): CHEMBAI - One of a cluster of villages near Palakkad, in Kerala,
where tamil speaking immigrant brahmins; among them musicians, from
the Kaveri delta settled three to five centuries ago.
CHEMBAI - Also the 'prenom' by which the most highly revered
carnatic musician came to be known. 15) Darshan Kumari: Darshan Kumari is a disciple of Shri Raj Kumar Bali and Shri Jamaluddin
Bhartiya, a senior disciple of Pandit Ravi Shankar. She also has had extensive
training from the famous Veena player Ustad Ziamoinuddin Dagar.
She teaches at the School of Indian arts, located in Amsterdam, The
Netherlands, and does performances. ...Are you interested in learning carnatic music? There is no need to worry if you don't have a preceptor. It is enough if you have a computer and an internet connection. Right from your home you can learn music...through the internet. In the fast developing world of communication, you can learn music from any part of the world. Mr. Dhasarathy, from Chennai, is teaching flute for the past one year, only through this method. He is working with Chennai Life Insurance Corporation. His guru Mr. Raghu and he have been conducting classes successfully in flute for nearly 200 students through the internet. ... 0 comments 17) Smt. Manorama Prasad: Smt. Manorama Prasad is known for her traditional and techincal
rendering.
For her, music is a passion and a challenge. Manorama has
considerable
concert experience. Her powerful voice has adorned her inborn gift
of
rendering pure music in an inimitable way. The control she has on
the
ragas and very complicated talas are something every music listener
will
appreciate. She is also a musicologist and has conducted several
workshops,
musical features, lecture demonstrations at various British
Educational
Institutions. She is actively involved in the muscial performances
organised by UK Arts Council, London Arts Board, Asian Music
Circuit,
Ealing
Music Service and other international music festivals. She has
extensively
travelled in India and Europe on concert tours.
Students of Carnatic Classical Music at all levels
from
Basic to Advanced are welcome. I am also an experienced vocal
support
for
Bharatnatyam performances. Interested parties can contact me at my
e-mail
address - manorama_hs at hotmail.com 18) Reverend Jim: because a Reverend can't be wrong 19) Jeremy Zawodny: Linux, Perl, MySQL, Open Source, and whatever other random stuff
catches my interest... 20) Mark Pilgrim: -dive into mark- :-) 21) Ms. Meenakshi Tumuluri: "My name is meenakshi. Recently i started Carnatic music classes
(Vocal) in (Bergen County) westwood , NJ . I'm a Disciple of Sangita
Kalanidhi Sri Tangore Viswanathan .And also Iam a M.A (Music) Gold
Medalist. If anyone intrested to learn contact me at this phone #
(201) 664-0901." - meenakshi_tumuluri at hotmail.com 22) Mrs. Subhadra Natarajan: Profession: Carnatic Music teacher & Music composer
23) Lenasia's Black Hindu Priest Breaks Myths: He used to be a devout Christian until
curiosity took him to a Hindu temple in Lenasia town, 25 miles south
of this
South African city. Four years later, Meshack Jantjies, 35, is South
Africa's first black African Hindu priest. Not only does the deputy
resident
priest at the Siva Gnana Sabay temple have a large following, but with
tremendous effort he is also mastering the Tamil language. Initially,
Jantjies joined activities at the temple while working as a cleaner
there.
When his family joined him to live on the premises, he found more
time to
engage in deeper studies. "The resident priest then made me a tape
which I
listened to over and over. I learned to recite prayers from
the "Thevaram"
(collections of Tamil devotion songs) by doing that. I also joined
the adult
Tamil classes at the temple." Two years ago, Jantjies was appointed
the
deputy resident priest. He has been fully accepted by the
devotees. "When I
stand before the people here and lead the prayers, I feel that I am
with my
own family," said Jantjies. He goes to great pains to emphasize that
he was
not recruited or converted by anyone. "I was like a wild animal before
joining the temple, and now I have found peace with myself. Jantjies
now
plans to make it his mission to break prevailing myths among other
communities about worship at Hindu temples. 24) Pandit Jasraj: ... 25) Mrs. Sarojini Sundaresan: Mrs. Sarojini Sundaresan is a very senior Carnatic vocalist from the traditional Alathur style in your site. She currently lives in the UK and continues to perform and teach enthusiatic students. She has performed in several notable venues in the UK and India and has trained students of many origins
contact : Leelasram at aol dot com 26) Rajeshwari Pariti: tel no. is (630) 922-3591 27) D.L.Sivakumar's Nada Anuboothi: Nada Anuboothi means, in Sanskrit, Divine experience of immortal
sound. Highlights : "Dikshitar Kritis" and songs... 28) Kala Iyer and Kalalaya: Kala Iyer has an institution of music called KALALAYA and teach all
levels of carnatic music (vocal). Has a degree of music and lots of
teaching experience. phone number is: (510) 796-5252. -- Kala Iyer 29) Rangaramanuja Ayyangar: 30) You Can't Create a Leader in a Classroom.: "The MBA trains the wrong people in the wrong way for
the wrong reasons."
-- Henry Mintzberg, author and professor at McGill
University 31) MOFGA - the MOF&G:2001 - Dr. Vandana Shiva: When Dr. Vandana Shiva attended the Maine
Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association and the Common Ground
Country Fair
in September, she brought with her a stirring message. Honored as an
international leader in her promotion of organic farming, she flew
from her
home in Doon Valley, India, on a flight after the terrorist attacks.
With
courage and fortitude, she has advocated organic methods of farming
as the
core and essence of a peaceful society. When plants are able to grow
by
natural means in rich soil untouched by the violence of chemicals, the
result is peaceful farmers and families. Dr. Vandana herself has seen
the
results of chemically ravaged land farmed by huge corporations in the
Punjab. Local farmers, unable to make a living for their families,
have lost
their dignity and respect. After praising the MOFGA for their work in
endorsing organic farming, Dr. Vandana drew parallels in this area
with her
own organic farm in the foothills of the Himalayas 32) BBC News | SOUTH ASIA | Top award for Indian film singer: "If your thoughts remain simple, your face remains young, and your
voice, youthful." - WOW 33) Novel Security Measures: By carrying the novel Hayduke Lives!, Neil Godfrey set off a bizarre
turn of events that prevented him from flying. 34) Who\'s Fast 2002: This year's Who's Fast celebration presents 11 unsung
heroes and rising stars -- high-impact figures from all
walks of life and from all kinds of companies and
organizations. These are neither the most famous people
in business nor the richest. These are people who
matter because of the reach of their ideas and the
depth of their impact -- people who are shaping the
future of strategy, competition, work, and change.
35) V.S. Naipaul Awarded 2001 Nobel Prize for Literature: 36) DenhamGrey: "I believe this is the largest collaborative KM repository on the
web!!" 37) Is the world's favourite hate figure to blame? Osama Bin Laden: He will have watched satellite television, he will have sat in the
corner of his room, brushing his teeth as he always did, with a
mishwak stick, thinking for up to a minute before speaking 38) Luigi Cornaro: How to Live 100 Years -- La vita Sobra: He cut down his intake of food to twelve ounces of solid foods and
fourteen ounces of wine. He called his system la vita sobra, which
became the name of the book he wrote later, "The Sober Life." With
this small intake of food, Luigi immediately began to feel better. At
the end of the year he was completely free of all his health
problems.
39) Ballmer Funk: cool... 40) MIT Professor Michael L. Dertouzos dies at 64: MIT Professor Michael L. Dertouzos, who had a rare gift for putting
complicated technology into human terms and making it accessible to
non-technical audiences, died Monday night (Aug. 27) at Massachusetts
General Hospital. Born in Athens, Greece, Dertouzos was 64 41) New Scientist : Interview with Stephen Wolfram: Meet the people shaping the future of science Principia Mathematica III
He was a child prodigy, publishing his first paper at 15. Now Stephen
Wolfram says he has created a new kind of science based on simple
computer programs rather than equations. It's a bold claim, but it
has taken him 20 years--ten of them thinking and working late into
the night, and publishing nothing. By a nice irony, that intellectual
space was bought by the millions he made out of Mathematica, a
computer program that makes complicated mathematics doable for
ordinary mortals. Now, at 41, he's busy gearing himself up for the
glare of publicity as he prepares to publish the fruit of all those
years. Marcus Chown caught up with Wolfram--at 3 am
42) Women and Men: (And I dont have any issues relating to women. My closest friends are women. And given the choice, I much prefer the company of women to men. They usually have a better sense of humour and are much more fun to hang around with.)
My doing the ZopeNewbies site got me an invitation to speak at Comdex
Canada, one thing led to another, and I got a promotion at work.
43) Jorge Luis Borges: You would probably like stories by
Jorge Luis Borges. The compilations Selected Fictions and Selected
Poems come
to mind.
44) Today is my best day by Arthur Lassen: Joy, Serenity, Fantasy and Success through positive Thinking, Planning and Action
Nothing is as powerful as an idea whose time has come - Victor
Hugo 45) bought Dr Gillian McKeith's Living Food for Health: ... Dr Edmond Bordeaux Szekely concluded his lifetime of research by issuing four very specific dietary food categorisations
0 comments 46) Seth Finkelstein\'s Home Site: http://archive.nytimes.com/2001/07/19/technology/circuits/19HACK.html 47) Solo Spirit: While in the air, Fossett has to make adjustments in order to live
within the limited space of the balloon gondola. In the unpressurized
environment, he breathes from a mask supplied by liquid oxygen
cylinders much of the time. The gondola is equipped with a bench and
sleeping bag; however, he averages four hours of sleep each day in
naps of no more than 45 minutes. His meals consist of military-style
Meals Ready to Eat (MREs) and water. He must climb outside the
capsule to change fuel tanks and maintain the burners. A bucket and a
bottle substitute for restroom facilities aboard Solo Spirit. 48) Shriram Krishnamurthi: lisp machine... 49) Garden of Health - Living Foods Lifestyle - Karen Fierro: Type the description here. 50) allAfrica.com: Dam Buster - Arundhati Roy: Arundhati Roy achieved worldwide success as a Booker Prize-winning
novelist. But she has given up the glory trail to become India's most
prominent activist.
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