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Events: Conducted One Day Seminar& Folk Art Festival In Programmes : MA Music & PhD Departmental Activities: Music being a performing art, the Department of Music is actively engaged in various classical music programmes organized in different parts of the country. The Department has presented programmes of music over Radio and TV on many occasions. Alumni of the Department have made a mark in the field of Carnatic Music and many are well known performers. Departmental Facilities: The Dept of Music is now functioning in a portion of the Research Library and seminar hall for Swami Anandatheertha chair. Dept has necessary books, musical instruments and furniture. Research: At present 5 scholars were awarded PhD and 2 scholars have submitted their PhD thesis. Events: Conducted One day seminar& Folk Art Festival in collaboration with Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi and All India Radio, Kannur on 21 st August, 2012. Organized a National seminar on ‘The contribution of folk art forms in the development of classical music & dance’ in collaboration with South zone cultural centre, Thanjavur, Kerala folk lore academy and All India Radio, Kannur on 4 th September,2014. Dept conducted invited lecture classes of famous Carnatic music artists, teachers, critics etc List of Eminent Personalities Visited the Department during 2009-2016 Department of Music Sl. Name of Expert Year and name of Program Number 1 Dr.Malini Hariharan Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd.Professor &HOD, Dept Jan 2009 of Music,Sree Sankaracharya University for Sanskrit,Kalady 2 Pala C.K.Rmachandran Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd.Staff Artiste,All India Feb 2009 Radio,Calicut 3 Edappalli Ajithkumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Feb 2009 4 Palakkad Mahesh Kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Feb 2009 5 Payyannur Govindaprasad Concert/Lecture demonstration Mugharsankhu Artist Feb 2009 6 Mangad K. Natesan Concert/Lecture demonstration Eminent teacher and Feb 2009 performer. Retd.Staff Artiste, All India Radio, Thrissur 7 Sadanam Harikumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer and Kathakali Feb 2009 Artiste 8 Prince Ramavarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer and teacher Feb 2009 9 G. Chandrasekharan Nair Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Feb 2009 10 Prof.Kumarakearala Concert/Lecture demonstration Varma Mar 2009 Retd.Principal, Sree Swathi Tirunal College of Music.Trivandrum 11 K.Jayakrishnan Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2009 12 A.Ananthapadmanabhan Concert/Lecture demonstration Veena Player & Retd.Staff Mar 2009 Artiste, All India Radio, Thrissur 13 V Surendran Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2009 14 Dr.Bhuvaneswari G . Concert/Lecture demonstration HOD, Dept of Music, Mar 2009 Maharaja’s college Ernakulam 15 Dr.T.M.Bhavana Concert/Lecture demonstration HOD, Dept of Music, Mar 2009 S.N.College For Women,Kollam 16 Baiju N.Rajeeth Concert/Lecture demonstration Lecturer, Chembai Music Mar 2009 College,Palakkad 17 A.Balakrishna Kammath Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2009 18 C.Rajendran Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Mar 2009 19 Dr.Sreevalsan J Menon Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer 20-03-2009 20 Thrippunithura Concert/Lecture demonstration Radhakrishnan Mar 2009 Ghatam Artist 21 Nanchil A.R.Arul Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2009 22 N.Prasad Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer& Teacher Oct 2009 23 Dr.K.N.Ranganatha Sarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer& Teacher Nov 2009 24 Palakkad Mahesh kumar Concert/Lect ure demonstration Mridangist Nov 2009 25 Edappalli Ajithkumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Nov 2009 26 Payyannur Govindaprasad Concert/Lecture demonstration Mugharsankhu Artist Nov 2009 27 Kannur Santhosh Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Nov 2009 28 Viju S.Anand Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Nov 2009 29 Anil Kumar P.V. Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Dec 2009 30 Kalamandalam Shaiju Concert/Lecture demonstration Mugharsankhu Artist Dec 2009 31 K.Muraleedharanunni Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer &Teacher Jan 2010 32 V.Sindhu Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Jan 2010 33 G.Santhosh kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2010 34 K.V.Pramodkumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Jan 2010 35 Dr.Malini Hariharan Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd.Professor &HOD, Dept Jan 2010 of Music, Sree Sankaracharya University for Sanskrit, Kalady 36 B.Harikumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2010 37 Dr.E.N.Sajith Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer & Teacher Jan 2010 38 Pala C.K Ramachandran Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd.Staff Artist, All India Feb 2010 Radio, Calicut 39 Prof Kumarakerala varma Con cert/Lecture demonstration Retd. Principal, Sree Swathi Mar 2010 Tirunal College of Music. Trivandrum 40 Dr.T.V.Manikandan Concert/Lecture demonstration Associate Professor Dept of June 2010 Music, Delhi University 41 Dr.G.Sreelatha Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd. HOD, Govt College for June 2010 Women,Trivandrum 42 Dr.G.Sujatha Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd Associate Professor, June 2010 Govt College for Women,Trivandrum 43 K.Bhama Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer July -2010 44 Parassala B Ponnammal Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd Principal RLV College Jul 2010 of Music, Thrippunithura 45 George S Paul Concert/Lecture demonstration Critic July 2010 46 K . Anandavarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Programme Exeutive Oct 2010 Doordarsan, Trivandrum 47 K.Viswanathan Concert/Lect ure demonstration Violinist Oct 2010 48 N.Hari Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Oct 2010 49 Kannur P.K.Santhosh Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Oct 2010 50 K.Ambika Devi Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer& Teacher Oct 2010 51 S.R.Janakiraman Concert/Lecture demonstration Renowned musicologist and Nov 2010 Padmasree awardee 52 Sampath N. Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Dec 2010 53 Sushil Kumar P. Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Dec 2010 54 Uduppi S.Sreekanth Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Dec 2010 55 Parassala Ravi Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Dec 2010 56 Radha Venkatachalam Concert/Lecture demonstration Professor, Dept of Music, Jan 2011 Delhi University 57 V.Suresh Kumar Conce rt/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2011 58 K .Jayakrishnan Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2011 59 Kalamandalam Shaiju Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Jan 2011 60 T.R.Subrahmanyan Con cert/Lecture demonstration Retd Professor, Dept of Feb 2011 Music, Delhi University 61 Prince Ramavarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer amd teacher Feb 2011 62 Dr.K.Omanakkutty Concert/Lecture demonstration Retd Professor,Dept of Mar 2011 Music Kerala University. 63 A.K.Raveendranath Concert/Lecture demonstration Eminent Musicologist and Mar 2011 Performer 64 Prince Ramavarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer amd teacher Sep 2011 65 Manjula Rajesh Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Nov 2011 66 Rajesh R.V Concert/Lect ure demonstration Mridangist Nov 2011 67 P.L.Sudheer Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Nov 2011 68 Dr.M.Narmada Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Dec 2011 69 Krishna Kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Dec 2011 70 R Vaidyanathan Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Dec 2011 71 Mathangi Sathyamoorthi Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer Jan 2012 72 Viju S Anand Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Jan 2012 73 K.Jayakrishnan Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2012 74 Sreejith A.S Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Jan 2012 75 T.P.Sreenivasan Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer and teacher Jan 2012 76 Sindhu V. Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Jan 2012 77 Balakrishna Kammath Concert/ Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2012 78 Govinda Prasad Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Jan 2012 79 Govindan Namboothiri Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer and teacher Jan 2012 80 Thiruvizha Sivanandan Concert/Lecture demonstratio n Violinist Jan 2012 81 G.Krishnakumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2012 82 Pramod Kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Jan 2012 83 Ganaraj Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Jan 2012 84 Sanal Kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Jan 2012 85 Avaneeswaram S.R.Vinu Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Feb 2012 86 Mahesh Kumar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Feb 2012 87 P.L.Sudheer Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Feb 2012 88 Prince Ramavarma Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer and teacher Feb 2012 89 Prabhakara Rao Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer Feb 2012 90 Dr.Baby Sreeram Concert/Lecture demonstration Performer Mar 2012 91 Sindhu Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Mar 2012 92 Cherthala Dinesh Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2012 93 Fr.Paul Poovathingal Concert/Lecture demonstration Vocologist Mar 2012 94 Trivandrum Sampath Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Mar 2012 95 Rajesh nath Concert/ Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2012 96 Anchal Krishna Iyyer Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Mar 2012 97 Fr.Thomas Concert/Lecture demonstration Chakkalamattathil Mar 2012 Teacher 98 P. Jayabhaskar Concert/Lecture demonstration Mridangist Mar 2012 99 C.S.Anuroop Concert/Lecture demonstration Violinist Mar 2012 100 Uduppi Sreedhar Concert/Lecture demonstration Ghatam Artist Mar 2012 101 Dr.M.V.Vishnu Folk Art festival & Seminar on Namboothiri 21/08/2012 102 Dr.K.K.Karunakaran Folk Art festiva l & Seminar on 21/08/2012 103 Dr.E.Sreedharan
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