HEARTBEAT ENSEMBLE LED BY GHATAM KARTHIK AND EMBAR KANNAN ,ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH 2011 AT 5 PM

AT THE USF COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH AUDITORIUM,TAMPA,FLORIDA

 

The HEARTBEAT Ensemble is a professional musical ensemble performing Indian classical Music with a lot of percussion accent with many dynamic performers,enchanting instruments and reverberating rhythms

 

The performing artists are:

 

1.Dr.Ghatam Karthik- Ghatam,Konnakol ,Vocal

 

2.Embar Kannan-Silent Violin

 

3.Poongulam Subramanian -Mridangam

 

4.Keyboard Sathya-Keyboard

 

5.B.S.Arunkumar-Rhythm Pads

 

6.Sree Sundar : Kanjira

 

Vocal concert by Sangeetha Sivakumar on

Saturday October 22 ,2011 at 5 pm at USF college of Public Health Auditorium ,Tampa

 

Accompanied on the violin by Akkarai Subhalakshmi and

Melakaveri Balaji on the mridangam

Creativity within the bounds of tradition and classicism

 

Sangeetha Sivakumar

is among the popular musicians in the field of Carnatic music. She has a mellifluous, resonant voice and her command over the technical aspects of Carnatic music is highly appreciated by musicians, critics and rasikas alike. She is an upholder of the G.N.Balasubramaniam bani. Her music is known for its crispness, clarity of thought and presentation. She has the great capacity of being extremely creative within the bounds of tradition and classicism.She started learning music at the age of 9, from Sri K.P.Vasu of Calicut and later became the disciple of famous vocalist, Smt.Charumathi Ramachandran. She has been regularly performing in various sabhas all over India. She has toured Australia, United States, Canada and Singapore for concert performances. She has won many awards from various institutions. She is also known for her passion in working with the youth, initiating them into

 

SWARALAYA & USF Center For India Studies

                           

                                           proudly present

Tickets:    Members $ 20,   Non  members $25,   free for USF students with ID