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Programme De Salle Document de communication du Festival d'Automne à Paris - tous droits réservés DIRECTEUR GENERAL : MICHEL GUY ASSOCIATION SUBVENTIONNEE PAR LE MINISTERE DE LA CULTURE LE MINISTERE DES RELATIONS EXTERIEURES LA VILLE DE PARIS Document de communication du Festival d'Automne à Paris - tous droits réservés FORMES CLASSIQUESDE LA MUSIQUE, DE LA DANSE, DUTHÉÂTRE DU 17 SEPTEMBRE AU 19 OCTOBRE 1985,THÉÂTRE DU ROND-POINT EN COLLABORATION AVEC L'ASSOCIATION FRANÇAISE D'ACTION ARTISTIQUE GRANDE SALLE 4 OCTOBRE 14 OCTOBRE 15-19 OCTOBRE SHIVKUMAR SHARMA, SANTUR BISMILLAH KHAN, SHENAI DANSE MANIPURI ZAKIR HUSSAIN, TABLA BAYYER HUSSAIN DANSEUSES: 18, 19 SEPTEMBRE NAZIM HUSSAIN DARSHANA JHAVERI 5, 6 OCTOBRE MUMTAZ HUSSAIN PRITI PATEL BHIMSEN JOSHI, CHANT HINDUSTHANI HABIB HUSSAIN LATASANA DEVI VATSALA BHIMSEN JOSHI, CHANT ET TANPURA DANSE KUCHIPUDI DANSEURS: MAZAHIR HUSSAIN INDRANI DEVI S.S. MULEY, TABLA ZAMIN HUSSAIN ANUSUYA DEVI PURUSHOTTAM MADHAV WALWALKAR, HARMONIUM VEDANTAM SATYANARAYANA SARMA SAYED ABBAS MURTAZA SHAMSHI GYANESHWARI DEVI MADHAV GURU DAS GUDI, TANPURA MAHANKALI SRI RAMA SARMA PASUMARTHI PANDURANGA VITTAL KUMAR SINGH MUSICIENS: 20 SEPTEMBRE PASUMARTHI DURGA PRASAD MUSICIENS: PETITE SALLE KALAVATI DEVI, CHANT VIJAY RAGHAV RAO, FLÛTE PV.G. KRISHNA SARMA, CHANT MANI SINGH, PERCUSSION LATIF AHMED KHAN, TABLA J. KRISHNA MURTHY, MRIDANGAM GOPIRAMAN SHARMA, FLÛTE CH. KRISHNA MURTHY, VIOLON 17-21 SEPTEMBRE 21,22 SEPTEMBRE MANTRALA JANARDHANA RAO, HARMONIUM DANSE MOHINI-ATTAM MAISON INTERNATIONALE DANSE ODISSI RÉGIE: KSHEMAVATI KELUCHURAN MOHAPATRA ET KUMKUM MOHANTY JANGHYALA SHANKAR V.M. HYDER ALI, CHANT DU THÉÂTRE RATIKANTA MOHAPATRA, PAKHWAJ M.A. KRISHNA DAS, EDAKKA RAKHAL CHANDRA MOHANTY, CHANT 8 OCTOBRE T.R. NARAYANAN, MRIDANGAM 17-21 SEPTEMBRE INDRANI MISRA, ACCOMPAGNEMENT CHANT DANSE BHARATANATYAM C.R. GOPI, FLÛTE BHUBANESHWAR MISRA, VIOLON MALAVIKA SARUKKAI E. GAYATRI, VINA SUDARSAN DAS, FLÛTE S.K. RAJARATNAM, NATTUVANGAM 24,25 SEPTEMBRE JAYANTHI GOPAL, MRIDANGAM G. VIJAYALAKSHMI, CHANT DANSE ODISSI 25,26 SEPTEMBRE P. KANNAN, MRIDANGAM KELUCHURAN MOHAPATRA ET KUMKUM MOHANTY 24-28 SEPTEMBRE SANKARAN, FLÛTE D.K. PATTAMMAL ET D.K. JAYARAMAN, RATIKANTA MOHAPATRA, PAKHWAJ U. SRINIVAS, MANDOLINE CHANT KARNATIQUE 9 OCTOBRE RAKHAL CHANDRA MOHANTY, CHANT A. KANYAKU MARI, VIOLON T. RUKMINI, VIOLON INDRANI MISRA, ACCOMPAGNEMENT CHANT UMAYALPURAM K. SIVARAMAN, MRIDANGAM JAYANTHI GOPAL, MRIDANGAM K.J. YESUDAS, CHANT KARNATIQUE BHUBANESHWAR MISRA, VIOLON T. RUKMINI, VIOLON HARISHANKAR, KANJIRA HARISHANKAR, KANJIRA SUDARSAN DAS, FLÛTE UMAYALPURAM K. SIVARAMAN, MRIDANGAM E.M. SUBRAMANIAM, GHATAM E.M. SUBRAMANIAM, GHATAM E. SUBBARAJU J. SUKANYA HARISHANKAR, KANJIRA 26 SEPTEMBRE E.M. SUBRAMANIAM, GHATAM U. SATYANARAYANA GAYATRI SIVAKUMAR RITA GANGULY, CHANT THUMRI 10 OCTOBRE 27, 28, 29 SEPTEMBRE LATIF AHMED KHAN, TABLA 1"-5 OCTOBRE PARWEEN SULTANA, CHANT HINDUSTHANI CHANDRANATH CHATTOPADHYAY, HARMONIUM RAVIKIRAN, GOTUVADYAM THÉÂTRE DANSÉ KUDIYATTAM SABIR KHAN, TABLA AMMAN NUR MADHAVA CHAKYAR 28 SEPTEMBRE, 1" OCTOBRE UMAYALPURAM K. SIVARAMAN, MRIDANGAM MEHMOOD DHOLPURI, HARMONIUM KUTTAN CHAKYAR HARISHANKAR, KANJIRA N. RAJAM, VIOLON E.M. SUBRAMANIAM, GHATAM P.K. USHA NANGIAR 11 OCTOBRE SANGITA, VIOLON N. NARASIMHAN RAMA CHAKYAR SABIR KHAN, TABLA GIRIJA NAMBIAR THIRUVIZHA JAYASANKAR, NADASWARAM VALAYAPATTI A.R. SUBRAMANIAM, THAVIL 8-12 OCTOBRE G. VENU 2 OCTOBRE MUSICIENS: K.N. SASIKUMAR N.K. VASAN BUDHADITYA MUKHERJEE, SITAR ZIA MOHIUDDIN DAGAR, RUDRAVINA NARAYANAN NAMBIAR, MIZHAVU GOPAL DAS, PAKHWAJ UNNIKRISHNAN NAMBIAR, MIZHAVU A.V. MURUGAYAN SABIR KHAN, TABLA ACHUNNI PODUVAL, EDAKKA S. MALARVANNAN 3 OCTOBRE MAQUILLAGES ET COSTUMES: 12, 13 OCTOBRE KRISHNAN NAMBIAR AHMED HUSSAIN KHAN, SITAR AVEC LA PARTICIPATION DE DANSE KATHAK SABIR KHAN, TABLA ANANT BHOSLE ET S. VENKATARAMAN, TANPURA 1" OCTOBRE DANSEURS: BIRJU MAHARAJ 5 OCTOBRE KISHORI AMONKAR, CHANT HINDUSTHANI SAS WATI SEN MRUDULA UPADHYE, ACCOMPAGNEMENT CHANT SHIVKUMAR SHARMA, SANTUR RAMAKANT MHAPSEKAR, TABLA DURGA ARYA VERONIQUE AZAN ZAKIR HUSSAIN, TABLA S.P. JALGAONKAR, HARMONIUM BIPUL CHANDRA 9-12 OCTOBRE ARUN D. DRAVID JAI KISHAN MAHARAJ MUSICIENS DANSE BHARATA-NATYAM 2, 3 OCTOBRE PRYADARSHINI GOPALAN, 9 ET 11 GOVIND CHAKRAVARTY, TABLA CORÉALISATION : THÉÂTRE DU ROND-POINT NASIR AMINUDDIN DAGAR, CHANT DHRUPAD ASHOK BHATTACHARYA, FLUTE MALAVIKA SARUKKAI, 10 ET 12 ZIA MOHIUDDIN DAGAR, RUDRAVINA S.K. RAJARATNAM, NATTUVANGAM MUKESH BEHARI SHARMA SAROD CONSEILLER ARTISTIQUE DU FESTIVAL D'AUTOMNE: GOPAL DAS, PAKHWAJ SITANGSU CHOUDHURY, CHANT G. VIJAYALAKSHMI, CHANT NANDY ALAKA, TANPURA AVEC LA PARTICIPATION DE P. KANNAN, MRIDANGAM Y.G. DORAISAMI ASHOKA DHAR, TANPURA ZAKIR HUSSAIN, TABLA SANKARAN, FLÛTE RÉALISATION : JOSÉPHINE MARKOVITS Document de communication du Festival d'Automne à Paris - tous droits réservés ANNEE DE L'INDE COMITÉ FRANÇAIS COMITÉ INDIEN PRÉSIDENT D'HONNEUR: LAURENT FABIUS, Premier PRÉSIDENT D'HONNEUR: RAJIV GANDHI, Premier Ministre Ministre de la République Indienne PRESIDENT : JEAN RIBOUD, Président-Directeur Général PRÉSIDENT : PUPUL JAYAKAR, Présidente du Festival de de Schlumberger l'Inde VICE-PRÉSIDENTS: MADELEINE BIARDEAU, Directeur d'Etudes à l'Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes MEMBRES DU COMITÉ JACQUES BOUTET : Directeur Général des Relations MOHAMMAD YUNUS, Président du Comité des expositions Culturelles Scientifiques et Techniques du Ministère des SON EXC. I.H. LATIF, Ambassadeur de l'Inde en France, Air Relatio,ns extérieures Chief Marshal Retdl ANDRE LARQUIE : Président du Conseil d'Administration M. 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