News & Notes
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Hemavathi – Remembering Parassala Ponnammal
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Impressive tributes to Rabindranath Tagore - Jyotirgamaya
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An Anthem for Mylapore
S. Janaki -
Book Review - A GRAMMAR OF DANCE
Sreelatha Vinod
Articles

Dance Is A Many-Splendoured Thing But… 2
V.A.K. RANGA RAO
What about its music? Shouldn't it be many-splendoured too?
All the qualities that make vocal music good, rich and pleasing should also be present in the musical accompaniment to dance. The voice should be pleasant, the ...
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Chittoor Subramania Pillai: The Composer
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MARWA, POORIYA, AND SOHINI
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LEC-DEM MELA – Part 6
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Traditions? What are you talking about?
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Lateral Teaching
Dance / Nalini Raghu
Artists
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Bahauddin Mohiuddin Dagar
Bahauddin Mohiuddin Dagar Bahauddin Mohiuddin Dagar is a 20th generation representative of the Dagar lineage of the 16th century, synonymous with the ...
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Mohan Khokar
Mohan Khokar, a scholar and historian was a pioneer in the field of dance writing. He had an in-depth knowledge of all the Indian classical and folk f ...
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Satya Bandopadhyay
Satya Bandopadhay was a Bengali theatre and film actor. Born on 25 September, 1933 in Patna, he did his schooling from Lucknow Bengali School. As an ...
Interviews

Teacher-Notions & Nostrums
Sujatha Vijayaraghavan
Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer shared his thoughts on music teaching in an interview with Editorial Associate SUJATHA VIJAYARAGHAVAN
What was your experience in learning music under the gurukula tradition?
The advantages in this system were many. Apart ...
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WE SHOULD BE HONEST WITH OUR ART
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A short interview with T.K Soman - veteran actor
Theatre / Mytheatrecafe -
Interview
Theatre / Kaustubh -
Interview
Dance / Samudri -
An interview with Theatre Director Vinay Sharma.
Theatre / RUCHIRA DAS
Photo Gallery
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Melbourne Trinity Festival 2016
The Academy of Indian Music Australia and Sruthi Laya Kendra celebrated the ...
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Heritage

The divine dancer in miniature
Chithra Madhavan
The best-known, most eye-catching temple of the Chola era is the Brihadeeswara (Rajarajeswaram) temple in Tanjavur, built in the reign of Rajaraja I (985 – 1014 AD). Close behind come the outstanding Chola architectural marvels at Gangaikondacholap ...
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An exquisite Pallava Nataraja
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Swamimalai
Sthalams / SRIRAM.V -
Mahanavami Dibba in Hampi
Sthalams / Chithra Madhavan -
A Birth Centenary Tribute
Stamps / S. SANKARANARAYANAN