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Navarathri Festival - 2019 Navarathri Festival - 2019 The Hindu Society of Victoria of Shri Shiva Vishnu Temple Cordially invites you to celebrate Navarathri with music, dance and fine art at The Cultural Heritage Centre, 52 Boundary Road, Carrum Downs Sunday 29th September – Monday 7th October 2019. IAA Art display in Museum hall on all days. Free Admission. Date Time School / Organisation Item Teacher / Performers Sunday 09:00- Sapthaswara Carnatic Vocal Smt Jayshree 29th Sept 09:45 Ramachandran OAM 09:50- Kavin Kalai Music Academy Carnatic Music Smt Rama Sivarajah 10:35 10:40- Ragaamrutha Music School Carnatic Vocal Smt Madhuri Vasa 11:25 11:30- Shri Nrityam Bharathanrityam Shri.T.Shriraam 12:00 12.05- Natyakalamandir Bharathanatyam Smt Sujatha Surendran 12.55 13.00 Ramana Natyalaya Bharathanatyam Smt Aruna Anand 13:30 Sunday 16.30- Rangan Brothers Carnatic Vocal Students of Raghuveer th 29 Sept 17.15 Rangan & Narayan Rangan 17.20- Kala Kruthi Carnatic Vocal Smt Shobha Sekhar 18.10 18.15- Raaga Sudha School of Carnatic Music Shri Murali Kumar 19.00 Carnatic Music Vocal & Violin 19.05- Laya Vidhya Carnatic Music Shri Sridhar Chari 19.50 19.55 Nrithakshetra Bharathanatyam Smt Shanty Rajendra 21.00 Monday 18:30- Swaraga Music School Carnatic Music Smt Sriranjani 30th Sept 19:15 Kumaraswamy 19:20- Sruthi-Laya Kendra Classical Music Shri Ravichandhira OAM and 20.05 Smt Narmatha Ravichandhira 20.10 Bharatha Choodamani Bharathanatyam Smt Narmatha 20.55 Ravichandhira Tuesday 18:30- Abhirami school of Dance Bharathanatyam Smt Rasmi Radhakrishnan 1st Oct 19:15 19:20- Nrithyopasana Bharathanatyam Smt Lalitha Narayanan 20.05 20:10 Sindhu Bhairavi Centre of Arts Bharathanatyam Smt Chandana Brijesh 20.55 Wednesday 18:30- Ragamaliga Carnatic Vocal Smt Dawina Venthan 2nd Oct 19.15 19:20- Krishna Ravali Carnatic Vocal Smt Rama Rao 20:00 20:05- Prakalpa Samskruti Indian Classical Smt. Shyama Sasidharan 20:55 Dances Thursday 18:30- Keerthana School of Music Carnatic Music Smt Uthra 3rd Oct 19:15- Vijayaragavan 19:20- Varsha School of Fine Arts Carnatic Vocal Smt Dushanthy Lakshman 20.05 20.10- Nadopasana School of Music Carnatic Vocal Smt Sudha Srikumar 20.55 Friday 18:15- Sound check for MIM 4th Oct 18.30 Kala Vidhya School of Dance Bharathanatyam Smt Suganthy Pirapagaran 19:00 19:05- MIM Presents Ragamalika Carnatic Music Shri Sathees Ruthiraseelan 19:40 Veena, Keyboard Percussion 19:45- Indian Arts Academy Carnatic Music Shri Yogaraja Kandasamy 20.55 Percussion Saturday 09.15- Kannappa Adigalar Mazhalaigal Bhajans Smt Niranjani Senthuran 5th Oct 10.00 Bhajan group 10.05- Krishna Brundavan Bhajans Smt Nethra Sreenath 10.35 10.40- Chandralaya School of Dance Bharathanatyam Smt Deepa Mani 11.10 11:15- Ghungroo School of Dance Kathak Smt Sumona Bhattacharya 11.45 11.45- Narthanalaya Academy of Indian Carnatic Music Smt Sivarubhini 12.45 Music and Dance and Dance Kanagasabai Saturday 16:00- HSV Hinduism School students Hinduism School Shri Kugathasan , 5th Oct 18:00 Sanatana Dharma Sansthan Smt Mangalam Vasan & Ms Lakshanya Vasan 18:05- Tatkaar Kathak Dance Institute Kathak Dance Smt Shikha Chhangani 18:20 Drama 18:25- Sohamasmi Odissi Smt Monica Singh Sangwan 19.00 Saturday 19:05- Nrithyakala Ashram Bharathanatyam Smt Sridevi Anoop October 5th 19:35 19:40- Kalakshetra Dance Academy Kuchipudi Kumari Akhila Reddy 19.55 Vijayawada 20:00- Kerala Hindu Society Classical Dance Smt Yoge Biju 20.45 and Music Sunday 6th 09:00- Geethaanjalie Carnatic Vocal Shri Sivanandan Ahilan Oct 09:45 09:50- Satheepan Ilankumaran Mridangam Shri Satheepan Ilankumaran 10:25 Mridangam School 10:30- Natya Sudha Mohiniyattam Smt Tara Rajkumar OAM 11.10 11.15- Kalanjali Bharatha Natyam Bharathanatyam Smt Renuka Arumughasamy 11.55 School 12:00- Kathaprana Dance Academy Kathak Dance Smt Sanchita Abrol 12:30 12.35- Tanishka Dance Academy Indian Classical Smt Therma Katticaran 13.25 Dances SundayPM 16.00 - Telugu Malli Variety Shri Rama Prasad Oct 6th 16.45 Programme 16:45 Sri Sai Nataraja Kuchipudi Kuchipudi Dance Smt Sridevi Challapalli 17:15 Dance School 17:20 Bharathakalanjali Bharathanatyam Smt Radhika Mahadeva 18:10 and Mridangam Mandolin,Violin 18:15- Pravaha Dance Foundation Bharathanatyam Shri Rashan Samsul 18.40 and Kandyan 18:45- Sivalayam Nadanalayam Bharathanatyam Smt Yalini Thirulogan 19.25 19.30- Rhythm & Folk School Marathi Dance Smt Reshma Parulekar 19.45 School 19.45 Nadanalaya Music and Dance Bharathanatyam Smt Meena Ilankumaran 20.55 School Monday 18:15- Dhaan Music School Carnatic Vocal Smt. Jenany Abarnasuthan 7th Oct 19:05 Sharma 19.10- Kala Aradhana School of Indian Bharathanatyam Smt Karthika Theva 19:40- Classical Dance Monday 19:45- Pitchumani School of Music Carnatic Music Shri Iyer Brothers 7th Oct 20.15 Veena Monday 20.20 - The Academy of Indian Music Percussion Sai Nivaeithan & Sai 7th Oct 21.00 Ensemble. Sarangan Ravichandhira Temple hours: Mon to Fri: 7:30 AM to 12:05 PM and 4:00 PM to 9:05 PM Saturday, Sunday & Public holidays: 7:30 AM to 1:05 PM and 4:00 PM to 9:05 PM CANTEEN HOURS Mon to Fri: 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM Saturday, Sunday & Public hols: 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM .
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