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Yuva Bharati Flexibility and Graceful and Convincing Abhinaya (Mime), Which Reflects a Rare Depth towards Bharatanatyam. Her refreshing approach to Bharatanatyam has won her many accolades and praise from critics and dance lovers around the world. Janaki is known for her precision in Nritta (rhythm), outstanding Yuva Bharati flexibility and graceful and convincing Abhinaya (mime), which reflects a rare depth. She is also an accomplished dance choreographer and teacher. A Presents recipient of many accolades, Janaki has received the Kala Rathna award, Odissi by Sujata Mohapatra Yagnaraman Award of Excellence, MetroDC Dance award, Nadanamamani and award. Janaki has performed at various prestigious venues around the Bharatanatyam by Janaki Rangarajan world. In 2014, Janaki performed in the USA, Canada, India, Chile, Argentina, France, Germany, Sweden and Latvia. For more informatio n, June 14 th , 2015, 4:00 pm visit www.janakirangarajan.com. Mission Center of Performing Arts, Santa Clara www.yuvabharati.org Mangalacharan - Shantakaram - Sujata Raag: Gujari Todi Taal: Ekatali and Triputa Choreography: Guru Ratikant Mohapatra Music : Sri Bijay Kumar Jhena Swara Lahari Mangalacharan is the first piece in an Odissi recital, which marks an auspicious beginning by the dancer. The central piece, Shantakaram, is a prayer describing Vishnu, the preserver God as the embodiment of peace. From His naval arises a Enjoy Classical Indian Music lotus holding the creator of the Universe, Brahma. He is the Lord of the Gods, (Karnatik and Hindustani) who is the support of the Universe and is omnipresent. His auspicious body resembles the color of the clouds and he is the lotus-eyed Lord of goddess on Television Lakshmi. He is attainable by Yogis through mediation and is the destroyer of the fear of birth and death. Vishnu is hailed as the Lord of all the Worlds in his ten incarnations in which evil is conquered by Him. Saturday 8:30 am in most Bay Area cities Alarippu & Poetry arrived in Search of Me – Janaki Alarippu Composition: Sri. Madurai Muralidharan Talam: Tisra Jathi Ata Talam (cycle of 10 beats) For Channel info and Lyrics: Pablo Neruda Music: Dr. Rajkumar Bharathi timings in your city visit Choreography: Janaki Rangarajan “Alarippu” followed by “Poetry Arrived in Search of Me” - the soulful words of www.swaralahari.org Pablo Neruda reveal the genesis of poetic inspiration. The words originally in Spanish are translated into English and are interspersed with music and dance. Hamsadhwani Pallavi - Sujata Raga: Hamsadhwani Tala: Ekatali Choreography: Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra Music: Pandit Bhubaneswar Mishra Pallavi is pure dance and implies elaboration; an exposition not only of the between Krishna and Radha. In this poem, Radha says, “Oh son of Yadu, with dance but also of the music that accompanies it. The graceful and lyrical your hands which are cooler than sandalwood paste, paint my bosoms with movement of the dancer’s form is supported by intricate rhythm patterns of musk. Oh dear, brighten my eyes that were passionately kissed by you, with exceptional beauty. Together they create a beautiful tapestry of rhythm, music kohl/mascara that is darker than swarms of honeybees. Please decorate my and movement. hair, with beautiful flowers that surpass the beauty of the peacock’s plumage.” Varnam - Janaki Thillana – Janaki Lyrics and music composition: Sri. Ponniah Pillai of the Tanjore Quartet Lyrics and Music composition: Sri. T. Vaidyanatha Bhagavathar Ragam: Chakravakam Talam: Adi Ragam: Purvi Talam: Roopakam Choreography: Janaki Rangarajan Choreography: Dr. Janaki Rangarajan “Thillana” is a rhythmic number that showcases the Bharatanatyam vocabulary. The centerpiece of this concert is a Varnam that delineates the deep love of the The prose in this thillana describes the beauty of the seven main melodic notes, “Nayika” or heroine of Lord Brihadeeshwara, the beautiful and majestic lord of “Saptaswaras,” and the primordial sound, “Pranavakara.” The poet finishes by Tanjavur. She says, “Oh Lord, I am extremely in love only with you and cannot saying” Nirguna Brhmaasmi” - “I am the infinite supreme consciousness that is bear this separation. Will you not embrace and protect me always. I am devoid of any form.” overcome with love. Please come quickly to take me and fill me with the nectar of your lips. The flower arrows of Kama, the God of Love, are torturing me. The MANGALAM pleasant breeze, the cool moon, the chirping of the cuckoos and the buzzing of the bees cause me a lot of pain and agony. My Lord, please come to me Artists without further delay.” Sujata Mohapatra Intermission Sujata Mohapatra is a disciple and daughter-in-law of the late guru Padmavibhushan Kelucharan Mohapatra, the legendary exponent of Odissi. Ramayana - Sujata Eighteen years of rigorous training under the guidance of her guru eventually Odia Ramayana by poet Kabisamrat Upendra Bhanja molded her from a devoted and diligent disciple into a graceful performer. Her Choreography: Padma Vibhushan Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra dance is particularly noteworthy for her strict adherence to her guru’s style and Music: Pandit Raghunath Panigrahi vision and for her graceful movements which perfectly epitomize the technical Ragamalika & Talamalika perfection of the Kelucharan Mohapatra gharana. Widely travelled over the This item depicts the episode of the abduction of Sita described in the famous world as a soloist, she has also been a leading dancer in most of her guru’s Hindu epic, the Ramayana . Desiring the beautiful Sita, the demon-king Ravana choreographies. Sujata Mohapatra is also actively involved in teaching Odissi sent Mareecha in the form of a golden deer to her. Mesmerized by the deer, and she conducts workshops in various places throughout India and Sita begged Lord Rama to fetch the deer for her. When Sita was left alone, internationally. At Srjan, the institute founded by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra Ravana, disguised as a mendicant, abducted her. A long battle ensued, for imparting training in Odissi, she works alongside her husband Ratikant resulting in the destruction of Ravana. Finally Sita is reunited with Rama. In this Mohapatra to carry on their Guru’s legacy. In recognition of her contribution to piece, Sujata Mohapatra vividly portrays the characters of one of the most the field of Odissi, she has received the Pandit Jasraj Award, the Mahari Award famous episodes in Hindu mythology and literature. from the Pankaj Charan Das Foundation, the second Sanjukta Panigrahi Award, the Raaza award from Raaza Foundation and the Aditya Birla Kala Kiran Award Ashtapadi - Janaki among others. Lyrics: Saint Jayadeva Music composition: Sri. K. Hariprasad Ragam: Behag Talam: Misra Chapu Janaki Rangarajan Choreography: Janaki Rangarajan At the forefront of the new generation of Bharatanatyam dancers, “Kuru Yadu Nandana” is an Ashtapadi from 12th Century poet Saint Jayadeva’s Dr. Janaki Rangarajan represents the future of the ancient art form. Her unique “Geeta Govinda,” a work that celebrates the immortal and intimate love dance style is a result of her undying passion, self-motivation and dedication .
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