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Music lovers throng ‘Brindaganam’ in Vijayawada
Eminent musicians and music lovers assembled at Sri Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao Government Music and Dance College with traditional dress to take part in the Saint Thyagarajaswamy Pancharatna Brindaganam on Sunday morning
Vijayawada: Eminent musicians and music lovers assembled at Sri Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao Government Music and Dance College with traditional dress to take part in the Saint Thyagarajaswamy Pancharatna Brindaganam on Sunday morning.
Hundreds of spectators descend there to pay homage to the music saint Thyagarajaswamy.
As part of Aradhana, the Sangeeta Sanmandali, organized this programme as part of music festival which commenced on January 16 in Vijayawada.
Well-known musicians Malladi Suri Babu, KS Govindarajan, Popuri Gowrinath, CVP Sastry, Vishnubhotla Sisters, Ganduri Srinivas, Shivani, K Sadguru Charan, M Vijaya Kumar, PS Phalgun, KS Kalyanaraman, K Lakshmi Narasamma, Kundurthi Aravind, Karthikeya Adinarayana Sarma and others rendered five Thyagaraja keerthanas “Jagadanandkaraka” in Nata ragam, “Dudukugala nannedora koduku brovara” in Gowla ragam, “Sadhinchene oo Manasa” in Arabhi ragam, “Kanakana ruchira kanaka vasana ninu” in varali ragam and “Endaro Mahanubhavulu” in Sree ragam.
Modumudi Sudhakar, secretary of Sangeetha Sanmadali ably organized this event.
