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Hindustani Vocal Workshop with Dr. Shruti Jauhari "A Conversation with Music"


20 Nov 2013, 2:00pm - 4:00pm

Council Chamber, Deptford Town Hall Building

Event overview

Cost free
Department Music
Contact i.burman(@gold.ac.uk)
020 7919 7645

Musician, Performing Artist, Historian, Teacher, Author, gives a workshop on Hindustani Classical Vocal Singing.

India is known for its rich culture & heritage and of the several cultural streams of Indian traditional art forms, Hindustani Classical Music is one that has touched the souls of many, within as well as beyond borders. A connoisseur while listening to a maestro may enjoy the recital, but finds it difficult to understand the basic aspects of the presentation and only a handful are able to actually enjoy & appreciate the nuances. Even general terms like Raag, Alaap, Khayaal etc are unknown and misinterpreted.

Shruti-Samvaad ™ is a unique interactive way of combining both, Music as well as its understanding. The broad overview and details of the system are discussed during the session along with Vocal recitals / demonstrations, so that the audience acquires sufficient knowledge of Hindustani Classical Music.

Born to a music loving family, Dr. Shruti Jauhari was introduced to music with lessons from Pt. G R Kulkarni at the age of nine, simultaneously being guided by her father Dr. R M Verma, her first Guru from early childhood. Ever since, she constantly pursued her music education & academics; acquired a post-graduate degree, both in Music as well as in Zoology, as an outstanding student; followed by Ph. D. in Music. She gave up opportunities to work in prestigious organizations such as the National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI) only to pursue Music and carried on with her advanced training under the guidance of Pt. Sharada Prasad Bhatt of Beora estate, with special emphasis on Thumri.

After relocating to Chennai in 1994, she further took detailed Voice Culture lessons from the Legendary singer Dr. K. J Yesudas, for about five years. She has also been under the guidance of Pt. Ajoy Chakraborty Ji.

She was teaching Music as a visiting Faculty at the Madras University, and continued to perform all over the country and abroad. She started a music school in 2001, which has since grown and is now formally registered and established as an Academy in the name of Geetanjali Sangeet Academy

Currently, she is Faculty Head of Hindustani Classical Music at K M Music Conservatory Chennai, an institute initiated by Dr. A R Rahman, in affiliation with Middlesex University, London, UK.

All welcome - this is an open session, but please sign up on the sheet in the Music Corridor so we have an idea of numbers.

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20 Nov 2013 2:00pm - 4:00pm
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