The 'Ganjam Flights of Fantasy' featuring a musical — 'Harikatha' — by Vishaka Hari, will be held on November 19, 6.30 pm at Chowdiah Hall. The subject she has chosen is Ashtadasars of Kannada'.
Vishakha Hari is a practitioner of the ancient beautiful form of art called 'Harikatha' or 'Katha Keerthan'. Herein, she weaves beautiful stories of value and wisdom interspersed with mellifluous songs of yesteryear great composers. Her themes are varied and are generally from great epics and 'puranas'.
She presents 'Harikathas' in Tamil and English (the narrative is in Tamil or English) and the songs are from various languages including Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Hindi and Sanskrit. Her gurus are Lalgudi G Jayaraman, the great violin maestro for music, Krishnapremi Swamigal and R Hari for 'katha' (story component). She was initiated into music right from her childhood years as early as when she was five years old.
This was because of the passion of her parents who are lovers of Indian art and culture.
After her marriage with Hari, she was initiated into the art of 'Harikatha' by her guru and father-in-law Krishnapremi Swami who is a great 'vidwan' in 'shastras'.
Blending beautifully both music and 'katha', she spreads valuable messages of love and peace throughout the world. She has been awarded several titles and has raised funds through her programmes for several social causes.
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The 'Ganjam Flights of Fantasy’ featuring a musical — 'Harikatha’ — by Vishaka Hari, will be held on November 19, 6.30 pm at Chowdiah Hall. The subject she has chosen is 'Ashtadasars of Kannada’.
Vishakha Hari is a practitioner of the ancient beautiful form of art called 'Harikatha’ or 'Katha Keerthan’. Herein, she weaves beautiful stories of value and wisdom interspersed with mellifluous songs of yesteryear great composers. Her themes are varied and are generally from great epics and 'puranas’.
She presents 'Harikathas’ in Tamil and English (the narrative is in Tamil or English) and the songs are from various languages including Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Hindi and Sanskrit. Her gurus are Lalgudi G Jayaraman, the great violin maestro for music, Krishnapremi Swamigal and R Hari for 'katha’ (story component). She was initiated into music right from her childhood years as early as when she was five years old.
This was because of the passion of her parents who are lovers of Indian art and culture.
After her marriage with Hari, she was initiated into the art of 'Harikatha’ by her guru and father-in-law Krishnapremi Swami who is a great 'vidwan’ in 'shastras’.
Blending beautifully both music and 'katha’, she spreads valuable messages of love and peace throughout the world. She has been awarded several titles and has raised funds through her programmes for several social causes.
Vishakha Hari is a practitioner of the ancient beautiful form of art called 'Harikatha' or 'Katha Keerthan'. Herein, she weaves beautiful stories of value and wisdom interspersed with mellifluous songs of yesteryear great composers. Her themes are varied and are generally from great epics and 'puranas'.
She presents 'Harikathas' in Tamil and English (the narrative is in Tamil or English) and the songs are from various languages including Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Hindi and Sanskrit. Her gurus are Lalgudi G Jayaraman, the great violin maestro for music, Krishnapremi Swamigal and R Hari for 'katha' (story component). She was initiated into music right from her childhood years as early as when she was five years old.
This was because of the passion of her parents who are lovers of Indian art and culture.
After her marriage with Hari, she was initiated into the art of 'Harikatha' by her guru and father-in-law Krishnapremi Swami who is a great 'vidwan' in 'shastras'.
Blending beautifully both music and 'katha', she spreads valuable messages of love and peace throughout the world. She has been awarded several titles and has raised funds through her programmes for several social causes.
The 'Ganjam Flights of Fantasy’ featuring a musical — 'Harikatha’ — by Vishaka Hari, will be held on November 19, 6.30 pm at Chowdiah Hall. The subject she has chosen is 'Ashtadasars of Kannada’. Vishakha Hari is a practitioner of the ancient beautiful form of art called 'Harikatha’ or 'Katha Keerthan’. Herein, she weaves beautiful stories of value and wisdom interspersed with mellifluous songs of yesteryear great composers. Her themes are varied and are generally from great epics and 'puranas’.
She presents 'Harikathas’ in Tamil and English (the narrative is in Tamil or English) and the songs are from various languages including Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Hindi and Sanskrit. Her gurus are Lalgudi G Jayaraman, the great violin maestro for music, Krishnapremi Swamigal and R Hari for 'katha’ (story component). She was initiated into music right from her childhood years as early as when she was five years old.
This was because of the passion of her parents who are lovers of Indian art and culture.
After her marriage with Hari, she was initiated into the art of 'Harikatha’ by her guru and father-in-law Krishnapremi Swami who is a great 'vidwan’ in 'shastras’.
Blending beautifully both music and 'katha’, she spreads valuable messages of love and peace throughout the world. She has been awarded several titles and has raised funds through her programmes for several social causes.