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List of Dance Teacher Thiruvanmiyur Name: A.S. Murali Email: [email protected] Field: Carnatic Vocal Adress: H.A2/1,Breeze Apartments, Jayaram Street,Thiruvanmiyur,Chennai - 600041 Telephone: +914443042926/+919952990304 Misc. Info: Versatile and Multifaceted artiste in Carnatic Vocal,Mridangam,ghatam nattuvangam faculties - hails from family of musicians -disciple of renowned Guru Padmabhushan sri P.S.Narayanaswami and Ghatam Maestro sri. T,V.Vaasan -"A" graded artiste from A I R chennai- Awarded YUVA KALA JOTHI - Honoured as Asthana Vidwan of Sri Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam- Awarded as Best Guru of 2006 in Vocal by VDS arts academy chennai.- tavelled all over the world.Presently working as Vocal Lecturer in Kalakshetra Foundation, Chennai. Name: Aadal Kalaimani Guru Smt J.Vijayamohana Email: [email protected] Field: Bharatanatyam and natuvangam Address: 1/8. gowricolony nanganallur chennai;600061 Telephone: 044-22248374 mobile;+91 9445170248, Misc. Info: My music and tradtional dance institution Sri Sai Natyalayam [since 1950] I am teaching for more than 24 years, my husband, P.V.S.Jagath Eesan [musicologist] i am the desciple of my father Natyachelvam Natuvanaar, Mayavaram Guru M.S.Ramasamy Pillai who was the first desciple of the great Padmashree Vazhuvoor B.Ramiah Pillai, I am teaching more than 300 students presently. See our videos in youtube musicmohana site, thank you. Name: Shanthi Ashokkumar Email: [email protected] Field: Carnatic Vocal Music Address: Shanthi Ashokkumar, Flat # A/2, Ramleela Apartments, No.33, 3rd Street, Abiramapuram, Chennai-600018 Telephone: Hand Ph - 0091 9940539307 Land - 0091 44 42110339 Misc. Info: Post graduate in Music with a M.A. Degree from Chemmbai Government College of Music at Palghat-Kerala in India and having been guided by Masters like Professor Kedaranathan and Meera Kedaranathan, Principle Disciples Dr. Semmangudi R.Srinivasa Iyer and guided by Sangeetha Kalanidhi Shri. M.D.Ramanathan, with over 20 Years of Teaching Experience at Chennai from Beginners till Advanced Levels.Performed in many local concerts in India.Currently looking forward to Online Carnatic Vocal Music Students Globally to spread our rich Culture and Heritage of Music.Hourly Charges Beginners : $20 and Advanced $ 30 Name: Azhagu Ramasamy Email: [email protected] Field: morsing artiste Address: Pondicherry City Telephone: 9442085656 Misc. Info: Guru - kalaimamani.srirangam.kannan. Awards - kalaimamani. Name: B.H. Murali Email: [email protected] Field: Indian Music - Vocal - Keyboard - Online Classes Address: "Shreeraagam", Ashoknagar, Chennai, Tamilnadu, India Telephone: +91 98402 - 04293 Misc. Info: visit http://bhmurali.com Name: Ms. Bhavadhaarini Anantaraman Email: [email protected] Field: Carnatic Music, Light Classical,Abhangs, Sampradaya Bhajan, and Devotional Music Address: AE-132 80 D Shanthi Colony Anna Nagar Chennai 600 040 Telephone: 044-26202289, Mobile number 0-9841504099, 0-9043493523 Misc. Info: Short profile Bhavadhaarini Anantaraman is a disciple of Sangeetha Kalanidhi Smt.D.K.Pattammal for more than 25 years. Bhavadhaarini hails from the family of veteran composer Mayuram Vishwanatha Shastry. She has won numerous prizes and awards from several prestigious institutions from her school days and has toured for giving concerts in all major cities in India, United States, Nigeria,Japan, Singapore & Srilanka. She conducts music classes regularly via skype, phone and other online modes. She tours every year to USA for more than 6 months for workshops/concerts/classes/assignments. For more details about classes please log on to www.bhavadhaarini.com Name: Prathima B. Rao Email: [email protected] Field: Kuchipudi Classical Dance Address: J-23, J.N Salai, Block-8, Neyveli-607801 Misc. Info: I have learned kuchipudi classical dance under Sangeetha Natya Siromani Smt.Anuradha Venkatakrishna for 12years and also had exposure to bharatanatyam and folk dances.I had won various classical and folk dance competitions and have won laurels for my talents from dignitaries from India and abroad.I have performed at various dance festivals and distinguished gatherings in India. Iam trained in Carnatic music under Kalaimamani Guru Sri. Anayampatti Ganesan. Iam interested in performing in India and abroad and propagate my art. Name: Umamaheswari B. Email: [email protected] Field: Vocal Carnatic Music Address: 87/S2 Ist Seaward Road, Valmiki Nagar, Thiruvanmiyur , Chennai - 600 041 Telephone: 95000 82781 / 43042907 Misc. Info: Learned music from Leela Rajagopalan and performed on many stages and given performances of note in this field and have taken up coaching budding talents. Name: Rajat Kumar Behera Email: [email protected] Field: Tabla (Hindustani Classical and light) Address: No 22/45, Abaiya Nagar, Nehru Street, Choolaimedu, Chennai 600094. Telephone: +91 9444476481, +91 9444718521 Misc. Info: I have a M. Mus in Tabla ( Viswabharati, Shantiniketan ), B-High Grade in Classical and Light Music from A.I.R (All India Radio). I have been playing for Classical, Ghazal and light music concerts in Chennai and other parts on India. I have students of different age groups. For more information on concert accompaniment and Classes contact by mail or on the mobile numbers given above. Name: Carva Rajasekar Email: [email protected] Field: Violin Address: Flat- D, Sri Soundaryavalli Flats, No-1, Rajaji Street, West mambalam, chennai-600 033. Telephone: +91 44 24896073, Misc. Info: Shri C.A. Rajasekar learnt his first vocal lessons at the age of four from his father. It was soon followed by violin lessons under the watchful eyes of his illustrious father. He played along with his father from an early age at the latter's performances.To further hone his skills, he had been under the tutelage of the distinguished violinist Sangeetha Kalanidhi Shri. M.Chandrasekaran and had also undergone lessons from Shri V.S.Narasimhan for a broader understanding and appreciation of western classical genre. Shri C.A.Rajasekar, also known as the backbone of CARVA Trust, received the "Isaikalaimani" title from Adyar Music College. Not the one to stop there, he proceeded to complete his M. A in Indian music and was awarded a Gold Medal by the University of Madras. He also completed his M.Phil at the University of Madras. Here, his final thesis explored different violin teaching methodologies, particularly, his unique teaching methodology. Name: Cuddalore M.S. Sundaresan Email: [email protected] Field: Vocal, Mirdangam Address: - 'Lalithkalalaya' School for music. in 2 locations in chennai. 1. 'C' Type, 3/205, 37th street, sidco Nagar, Villivakkam, Chennai, 600 049. 2. No: 22 Bharath rathna Rajiv Nagar, Pudur, Ambattur, Chennai 600 053. Ph:26862580. Telephone: -26862580/26171250. Misc. Info: I am the eldest son of well known musician Kalaimamani Cuddalore M. Subramaniam. He was an great vageyakara in his time. has writtten Krithis in 72 melakartha ragas ,enumerable no of around 600 tamil krithis, Navaraga varnams ,Thillanas.Just want to name few popular krithis are his Raja rajeshwari Pancharathnam, Ragathil Siranda Ragamedhu, Janani Janani Janani(revathi), Venkataramanam, Kuzaludum, kadaikan paramma etc.... In this style of teaching gives special attention to all age group to perform well in singing. Name: Sikata Das Email: [email protected] Field: Odissi Dance Address: Sikata Das. 115/A/5, IOB Apartment, Chidambaram Gardens, Sterling Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 600034, Tamil Nadu, India Telephone: 044-28270158, Misc. Info: Senior most ODISSI dancer, research scholar, teacher, choreographer of the country, direct disciple of Padma bibhusan Guru Kelu Charan Mohapatra. Presently she is imparting training at Chennai. Name: Dayananda Sisters - S.Darshana & T.S.Sowmya Email: [email protected] Field: Carnatic Music Vocal Address: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India Telephone: +91 9884010225 Misc. Info: Website - www.dayanandasisters.com Youtube channel - http://www.youtube.com/user/DayanandaSisters?feature=watch Name: Erode Nagaraj Email: [email protected] Field: Mrudangam (The South Indian Drum) Address: Erode Nagaraj, Mrudangam Artiste, New no.31, Adhi Kesava Perumal Koil st., West Mambalam, Chennai - 600033. Telephone: 091-44-24713177 / +91-95662-19764 Misc. Info: Erode Nagaraj learnt Mrudangam initially from Palladam Sri V. Ramachandran and he is a prime disciple of Sangeetha Kalanidhi Padmabushan Umayalpuram Sri K. Sivaraman for the past 21 years. He is an "A" grade artiste and works as Lecturer in "The Thanjavur Vaidhyanatha Iyer School for Percussion",The Music Academy, Chennai since 1998. He has accompanied artistes like P.S.Narayanaswamy, Chengalpet Ranganathan, O.S.Thyagarajan, M.Chandhrasekaran, Calcutta Krishnamurthy, Neyveli Santhanagopalan, Sikkil Sisters, Malladi Brothers, Vijay Siva, P.Vageesh, Ranjani & Gayathri, Sikkil Gurucharan, Gayathri Venkatraghavan, V.V. Ravi. He had visited countries like the USA, Canada, Nigeria and he is conducting skype (internet) classes too.. Skype id: eroddenagaraj Name: G. Jayashri Email: [email protected] Field: Vocal and Veena) Address: NO.47, Ecr Road, Chinna Kalapet, Opp. to Pondicherry University, Pondicherry-605014. Telephone: 9345060513 Misc. Info: Name: Gayatrisankaran Email: [email protected] Field: Carnatic Vocal/Violin/Veena Address: A/G4 Mahaveer Apts 4, East Coast Road thiruvanmiyur chennai-41 tamilnadu india Telephone: 091-044-24415043 Misc. Info: Name: Kalaimamani H. Ramakrishnan Email: [email protected] Field:
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