By Dr. John Guy, South and Southeast Asia, Department of Asian Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art under Mausam Project Lecture Series.

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Seminar on Transformative Music Education for Indian Schools and Communities in collaboration with ISME (International Society for Music Education, part of UNESCO).

The seminar will be in two parts :
Day I : a public seminar in which leading exponents in the fields of music and music education will present the latest findings on research and practice internationally.
Day 2 & 3 : A closed seminar for the invited experts from different regions of India.

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IGNCA will release the DVD on Dr N Rajam, under the ‘Masters of Hindustani Classical Music’ series. DVD will be released by Vice Chancellor, BHU and Member Secretary IGNCA. This will be followed bya concert by Dr Rajam.
A seminar on the theme ‘Importance of Traditional bandish in Indian classical music’. will be held from 1.30 to 4 p.m.

By Member Secretary, IGNCA

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Vocalists and instrumentalists from all over Delhi will gather to sing the Pancharatna kritis of Saint Tyagaraja. It is an IGNCA initiative with cooperation from various music groups.

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Kathakar-International Storytellers Festival is being organised at IGNCA in collaboration with Nivesh (NGO). The festival will showcase national and international story tellers from different regions of the world. It will feature stories from histories, epics, social themes, folktales, tales from animal kingdoms and much more.

National story tellers are: Prof. Vettavarayan and his troupe presenting Villupattu from Tamil Nadu; Nayak Baldevbhai D. presenting Baithak ni Bhavai from Gujarat and Padam Shri N. Ibemni Devi presenting Khongjom Parba from Manipur

International Story tellers are: Emily Parish (U.K.) presenting Folk tales from Europe, India and Africa; Sarah Rundle (U.K.) presenting stories from Silk Route; Godfrey Duncan (TUUP, U.K.) presenting African folk tales and Daniel Hall (Hungary) presenting tales from Hungary

Venue: Amphitheatre, C.V. Mess, Janpath, IGNCA
Time : 4 pm to 8 pm

Sessions are also being organised for invited school students in the morning from 9 am to 12:30 pm on 30 and 31 January, 2015.
No morning session will be held on 1 February, 2015

News Updates

• Media Coverage (HT – 18th Jan. 2015)
• Media Coverage (NC – 2nd Feb. 2015)
• Media Coverage (BS – 3rd Feb. 2015)
• Media Coverage (BS – 3rd Feb. 2015)
• The Hindu,
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• The Economic Times
• Millennium Post
• Deccan Herald
• The Statesmant

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• Flyleaf part 1 | Flyleaf Part 2
• View Photographs (30.01.2015 morning)
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• 6:30-7.30 PM: Lecture on Karana Sculptures of Tanjore Temples by Dr. Padma Subramanyam.
• 7:30-8.15 PM: Lecture on Architectural Marvel of the Big Temple by Architect Mrs. Sheila Sriprakash.