A musical treat for Banarasis!

Swarchan event started with a morning performance by vocalist Pt Kumar Mardur from Dharwad tradition. He performed compositions in Raag Miyan ki Todi and Raag Kirwani, including renditions dedicated to Lord Shiva, Kabir bhajan, and a Meerabai bhajan. He was accompanied by Prof Pravin Uddhav on tabla and Mohit Sahani on harmonium.
A musical treat for Banarasis!
(L) Pt Kumar Mardur (R) Mohit Sahni (BCCL/ Unmesh Pandey)
The city folk began their day on a musical note as an event, Swarchan, was organised by a cultural organization. The morning programme featured vocalist Pt Kumar Mardur who hails from the rich Dharwad tradition. The artist began with a composition in Raag Miyan ki Todi. He rendered the raag-based song dedicated to Lord Shiva.
(L) Abhijeet Agrawal and Dr Ashish Kumar Jaiswal (R) Anuradha Raturi
(L) Abhijeet Agrawal and Dr Ashish Kumar Jaiswal (R) Anuradha Raturi
(L) Dr Smita and Dr Madan Vishwakarma (R) Chawky Frenn
(L) Dr Smita and Dr Madan Vishwakarma (R) Chawky Frenn
Felix Herkert (L) and Adnun Halilovic
Felix Herkert (L) and Adnun Halilovic

Next was another raag based composition, Sanwariya Neend Nahi Aawe, that was really appreciated by the audience. The young artist presented a Kabir bhajan, Beet Gaye Din in raag Kirwani. He concluded his performance with Meerabai bhajan Sanwara Preet Nibhao. He was accompanied by Prof Pravin Uddhav on tabla and Mohit Sahani on harmonium.
Prof Pravin Uddhav
Prof Pravin Uddhav
(L) Prof Suresh K Nair (R) Rakesh Pathak and Akhilesh Kumar
(L) Prof Suresh K Nair (R) Rakesh Pathak and Akhilesh Kumar
(L) Sakshi Rani and Anushka Chaubey (R) Ravi Agrawal and Ashok Kapoor
(L) Sakshi Rani and Anushka Chaubey (R) Ravi Agrawal and Ashok Kapoor

Arvind Agarwal, DN Pandey, and Rakesh Pathak welcomed the artists. Ashok Kapoor presented a vote of thanks.
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