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Music) As on 01/01/2020 PRASAR BHARATI (INDIA‘S PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTER) ALL INDIA RADIO::MYSURU – 570 020 ANNUAL LIST OF CASUAL / STAFF ARTISTS (MUSIC) AS ON 01/01/2020 LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN SL. NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST A.S.S. / N.P.M. CONTACT TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE REMARKS NO Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION IN RESPECT OF „A‟ NUMBER & TOP GRADE ARTISTES CLASSICAL – VOCAL: TOP GRADE : A.S.S. -- 2002 N.P.M. -- Nil 1. Dr. Sreelatha R.N. K.Cl.Vocal NOV.2012 Top PPGGG 09945124825 Trinity Concerts : Date : April - 2009 CLASSICAL – VOCAL: “A” GRADE Grade of H. S. Mahalakshmi has A.S.S. –- Nil been brought down Mahalakshmi H.S. to ‗A‘ from ‗Top‘ due 2. K.Cl.Vocal 10.09.2008 A SCGG N.P.M. – 08095446429 to death of duet 10.05.1997 partner Yadugiri H. S. as per AIR, Music audition rules Rtd. Staff A.S.S. –- 2008 3. Raghavendra.M. K.Cl.Vocal A SCGG Devotional -A, 09480150750 Light music B-High A.S.S. – Nil (Rtd Staff Tanpura 4. Sudha K. K.Cl.Vocal 15.01.2001 A SCGG 09901661085 N.P.M. – Nil Artist) CLASSICAL – VOCAL: “B” HIGH Grade of G. S. Rajalakshmi has been brought down to ‗B‘ High from ‗A‘ A.S.S. –- Nil 5. Rajalakshmi G S. K.Cl.Vocal 06.11.1987 B High RGGG due to death of her 0821-2485920 N.P.M. – Nil duet partner Kamala G.S. as per AIR, Music audition rules 6. Dr. Padma Murthy K.Cl.Vocal 24.02.1989 B High RGGG Old age Continued on page - 2 - ::2:: LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST A.S.S. / N.P.M. IN Sl No TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE REMARKS CONTACT NUMBER Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION RESPECT OF „A‟ & TOP GRADE ARTISTES 7. Geetha Y. Putty K.Cl.Vocal March-2008 B High RGGG 9482139109 8. L. Kala ( Koviladi R.) K.Cl.Vocal 14.11.1986 B High RGGG Rajalakshmi Rama Rao Old age, Not 9. K.Cl.Vocal 04.10.1973 B High RGGG performing Ganasaraswathi K. B-High Devotional 10. K.Cl.Vocal 20.02.1995 B High RGGG B-Lt. Music 11. Harini R. K.Cl.Vocal 29.10.2018 B High RGGG 9900850267 12. Jyothi M.A. K.Cl.Vocal 22.05.2006 B High RGGG 7829673695 Saraswathi.P Aged, Not 13. K.Cl.Vocal 04.10.1973 B High RGGG Performing 14. Shreeram Bhat.B K.Cl.Vocal March-2008 B High RGGG 8867635369 15. Sudha M.R. K.Cl.Vocal 07.07.2008 B High RGGG 9449834700 Sudhamani S. Murthy Graded ―C‘‘ Performance Not 16. K.Cl.Vocal 27.12.1993 B High RGGG upto the mark 17. Sumathi Murari MD K.Cl.Vocal 23.01.1997 B High RGGG 9986035375 Also B-High- Devaranama 18. Surabhi.P K.Cl.Vocal 30.10.2018 B High RGGG B-High- Bhavageethe, ―B‖ Grade - Veena 19. Usha .G. K.Cl.Vocal 01.03.1986 B High RGGG 20. Vidya Nataraj K.Cl.Vocal 15.05.1987 B High RGGG Continued on page - 3 - ::3:: LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN SL. NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE A.S.S. / N.P.M. IN REMARKS CONTACT NUMBER NO. Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION RESPECT OF „A‟ & TOP GRADE ARTISTES CLASSICAL – VOCAL: “B” GRADE : 21 Rao R. Sharath K.Cl.Vocal 30.10.2018 B PSGG 22 Shivkumar K.Cl.Vocal 13.11.2013 B PSGG Smt. Vijayashree 9448959885 Vaidyanathan & 23 K.Cl. Vocal 30.10.2018 B PSGG Saraswatula Srividya INSTRUMENTAL – VEENA: TOP RANK: 24 Prof. R. Vishweshwaran K.Cl. Veena 10.03.1995 Top PPGGG N.P.M. – 27.07.2019 9448476284 A.S.S. –- Nil 94480692310 25 Dr. S. Vijayaraghavan K.Cl. Veena 3.10.2013 Top PPGGG N.P.M.— 6 April- 0821-2343095 2008 INSTRUMENTAL – VEENA “A” GRADE A.S.S. – 2017 09972798861 26 Mysore S. Rajalakshmi K.Cl. Veena 12.05.1997 A Staff Artist N.P.M.-- April-2009 0821-2517527 A.S.S. -- 1998 0821-2331140 27 Padma .A .S K.Cl. Veena 28.06.1986 A SCGG Padmanabha .R .K 09880777127 28 K.Cl. Veena 11.2.2014 A SCGG Dr. Sahana .S .V 09880696931 29 K.Cl. Veena 19.6.2014 A SCGG VEENA “B” HIGH GRADE 30 Bharathi .N K.Cl. Veena 07.11.2001 B High RGGG 9480566270 31 Kishan. A .N K.Cl. Veena 08.11.2001 B High RGGG Raghavan.R.K K.Cl. Veena 03.07.1980 B High RGGG 32 Srilakshmi.H.S K.Cl.Veena 27.07.2007 B High RGGG 33 VEENA “B” GRADE Surabhi P K.Cl. Veena 31.10.2018 B PSGG 34 Continued on page - 4 - ::4:: LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN SL. NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST CONTACT TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE A.S.S. / N.P.M. IN REMARKS NO. Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION NUMBER RESPECT OF „A‟ & TOP GRADE ARTISTES FLUTE : “A”GRADE A.S.S. -- 2007, 0821-2342199 Dr. C.A. Sridhar K.Cl. Flute 22.03.2005 A SCGG 35 09449703616 Hemantha K.S. & Herambha A.S.S -- 2018 K.Cl. Flute Duet March 2016 A SCGG 36 K.S. 9845450160 Smitha Srikiran K.Cl. Flute 30.10.2018 A SCGG 0821- 37 2343629 09448601999 Vamshidhar Venkatesha K.Cl. Flute May-2008 A SCGG N.P.M. – 38 9480443850 15.02.2020 FLUTE “B” HIGH GRADE 39 Sathyanarayana.N.V K.Cl. Flute 05.01.1999 B High RGGG Retired Staff 40 Upadhyaya.K.P K.Cl. Flute 19.01.1976 B High RGGG Gr-II Composer FLUTE “B” GRADE AIR music 8123061381 41 Keshava chandra K.Cl. Flute 04.10.2018 B PSGG competition 2018 0821- 1st prize winner 2342199 VIOLIN : TOP GRADE NPM – 2018 & 42 Bhaskar.H.N K.Cl. Violin July 2016 Top PPGGG Also Gr.-II Composer 09884779241 15.02.2020 A.S.S. -- N.P.M. -- mysoremmanjun 2003&2014 43 Dr. M. Manjunath K.Cl. Violin 2007 Top PPGGG [email protected] 09611840840 A.S.S. 01.12.2019 Rtd. Staff Artist 44 H.K. Narasimha Murthy K.Cl. Violin 07.10.2010 Top PPGGG 09884779241 A.S.S. -- 2004, National - Music 45 Mysore M. Nagaraj K.Cl. Violin 16.09.1998 Top Staff Artist N.P.M.-- 2003, 2014, 09902920920 Academy Awardee A.S.S. 01.12.2019 VIOLIN : “A”GRADE A.S.S.-29.08.2008 46 A.P. Srinivas K.Cl. Violin 07.01.2003 A SCGG & 24.09.2016 N.P.M.-2011 Continued on page - 5 - ::5:: LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN A.S.S. / NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST CONTACT TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE N.P.M. IN REMARKS SL. Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION NUMBER RESPECT OF „A‟ NO. & TOP GRADE ARTISTES A.S.S.-2013 & 47 N. Karthik K.Cl. Violin March-2008 A SCGG 09945593007 24.09.2016 A.S.S. – 48 Adithi Krishnaprakash K.Cl. Violin 02.08.2011 A SCGG 24.09.2016 & 09448127820 09.12. 2019 044-24510307 49 Srikanth V. K.Cl. Violin 30.10.2018 A SCGG 0821-2511643 09444057911 VIOLIN : “B” HIGH GRADE 50 MahathiT.Bhargavapuri K.Cl. Violin 30.12.2014 B High RGGG 9611145715 51 Keshav M K.Cl. Violin 31.10.2018 B High RGGG Old aged Not 52 TirumalaiSrinivasamurthy K.Cl. Violin 24.09.1988 B High RGGG Performing 53 Veena Suresh K.Cl. Violin 05.02.2003 B High RGGG 09845213892 VIOLIN : “B” GRADE 9342593098, 54 Shruthi C.V. K.Cl. Violin 31.10.2018 B PSGG 08214260623 9343294153 55 Sumanth M K.Cl. Violin 02.11.2018 B PSGG 9108259120 SAROD: “TOP” GRADE: 09845641932 56 Dr.RajeevTaranath H.Cl. Sarod 29.07.2003 Top PPGGG 08212302932 MRIDANGAM : “TOP” GRADE A.S.S.- Oct 2007, N.P.M. -2003, A.S.S.-2013 Also B-Tabla lt 57 Ravishankar.B.Tumkur K.Cl. Mridanga 15.01.2001 Top STAFF N.P.M. 09448246230 music 01.04.2017, 27.07.2019 & 15.02.2020 Continued to page - 6 – ::6:: LAST DATE OF PERFORMANCE IN A.S.S. / SL. NAME OF THE ARTIST DATE OF LAST CONTACT TYPE OF MUSIC GRADE BASIC FEE N.P.M. IN REMARKS NO. Shri. / Smt. / Miss. AUDITION NUMBER RESPECT OF „A‟ & TOP GRADE ARTISTES MRIDANGAM : “A” GRADE N.P.M. -- 58 EshwarBhat.A K.Cl. Mridanga 03.02.2011 A SCGG 09448300814 2006 09900217171 59 Kumarswamy S. K.Cl. Mridanga 01.11.2018 A SCGG 9481039384 N.P.M. – 60 Radhesh.A K.Cl. Mridanga 25.04. 2016 A SCGG 09448051564 27.07.2019 N.P.M. – May, Also A in 61 Shashishankar.B K.Cl. Mridanga 02.08.2011 A SCGG 09448336883 2012 Ghatam Also BH in ShivashankaraSwamy. NPM- 62 K.Cl. Mridanga 22.02.2012 A STAFF Ghatam, 09448433988 H.L 2015 B in Light Tabla A.S.S.- - 2002 63 Sudarshan N K.Cl. Mridanga 23.01.1997 A SCGG & N.P.M.-2012 08867273806 MRIDANGAM “B” HIGH GRADE : 64 Jayaram M.S K.Cl. Mridanga 20.07.1991 B High RGGG 09902164110 65 Nataraj p. K.Cl. Mridanga 20.07.1991 B High RGGG 09845370488 Also BH 09448525725 66 Ramanujam G.S. K.Cl. Mridanga 06.11.1986 B High RGGG Ghatam 2485920 Also “A” in 67 Ramesh V.S. K.Cl. Mridanga 28.03.2003 B High RGGG 09449278223 Morching Also BH in 08232-223555 68 Sudarshan S K.Cl. Mridanga 18.05.1993 B High RGGG Khanjira 09448253058 69 Swamy .G.T K.Cl.
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