Manav Singhi: Day 3 - Youth Classical Music Festival, Jaipur.

Kathak Dance Performance by Disha Bhat

02-Aug-2022 / Day 3 of Youth Classical Music Festival (Yuva Shastriya Sangeet Samaroh)

Jaipur. Rangayan auditorium of Jawahar Kala Kendra was betrothed with young artists on Tuesday. The audience enjoyed energetic performances of violin, classical singing, pakhawaj and kathak by artists who have left their mark at the national level. The occasion was the third day of Youth Classical Music Festival organized by JKK Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur.

Yogesh Chandra Mothia of Jaipur started Raag Jog on special violin Kailash Ranjani Bela. In three talas, the presentation progressed with Alap, Jod, Jhala, Delayed Taan-Layakari. By tying the gaat in the middle, he concluded in a fast rhythm. Yogesh has moved ahead after taking education from his father Pandit Kailash Kailash Chandra Mothia.

Dr. Bhumika Dwivedi of Udaipur turned the program towards classical singing by presenting Raag Shyam Kalyan and Badhans Sarang.

Aishwarya Arya infused energy in the audience with Pakhavaj playing. After presenting Sul Taal, Utana Chakradhar, Dhoomkit's Yield, Faramishi Chakradhar, Rayleigh in 10 volumes, he ended the presentation with thirds of 81 dhaks. Aishwarya of Jaipur has taken education from Pandit Praveen Arya.

In the end, Disha Bhat disciple of Manjiri Mahajani ji of Jaipur Gharana tied the knot with Beautiful Kathak performance. Shiva proceeded with adoration, which ended only by presenting the Ashtapadi in acting after three rhythms. There is a description of Shri Krishna in the Ashtapadi composed by Pandit Bindadin Maharaj, which Disha has shown well with expressions.

Significantly, on the last day of the Youth Classical Music Festival, Zakir Hussain, Madhura Vaidya, Mohit Kathak, Pragati Pathak will present flute, classical singing, tabla playing, Kathak respectively on Wednesday. The program will start at 6.30 pm at Rangayan Auditorium, Jawahar Kala Kendra, Jaipur.

Below are few Glimpses of Event.