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Sanjay Subrahmanyam - Vocal
Sanjay Subrahmanyam - Vocal
R.K. Shriram Kumar - Violin
Arun Prakash - Mridangam
Sanjay Subrahmanyam initially learned violin and vocal music Lakshminarayana. Then he switched completely to vocal music and learnt from Rukmani Rajagopalan. He had advanced training from Calcutta KS Krishnamurthi. He has performed extensively in India and has received several awards and titles, notable among them being Yogam Nagaswamy award from Chennai Music Academy, Nada Kala Bhushanam from Delhi Shanmukhananda Sabha. He has traveled all around the world giving vocal concerts.
R. K. Shriramkumar had his initial training in violin from Savitri Satyamurthy and had his advanced training from his grandfather R.K. Venkatrama Sastry. He presently receives guidance from V.V. Subramanyam. He also learnt vocal music from D.K. Jayaraman. He has accompanied several stalwarts in carnatic music and has travelled to US several times in the past accompanying Vijay Siva, Sanjay Subrahmanyam, Unnikrishnan, Ravikiran and Rudrapatnam Brothers.
Arun Parakash had his training in Mridangam from the late Kalaimamani Ramanathapuram M.N. Kandaswami. He is a left-handed Mridangam player and has accompanied several leading carnatic music vidwans including K.V. Narayanaswamy, D.K. Jayaraman, T.R. Subramaninan, Seshagopalan, Sanjay Subramanian, TM Krishna and Ravikiran to name a few.Arun Parakash had his training in Mridangam from the late Kalaimamani Ramanathapuram M.N. Kandaswami. He is a left-handed Mridangam player and has accompanied several leading carnatic music vidwans including K.V. Narayanaswamy, D.K. Jayaraman, T.R. Subramaninan, Seshagopalan, Sanjay Subramanian, TM Krishna and Ravikiran to name a few.
Date: 02/22/2002
Location: MIT Wong Auditorium
Time: 7:30 pm
Organized By: MITHAS/NEHTI/SANGAM
Cost: Temple Devotee/MITHAS member - $14<br> Student - $10; General - $17
Contact: Venkat (781) 647-9522<br> Sreekanth (978) 263-7017
Directions: http://whereis.mit.edu/bin/map?locate=wong <br> Wong auditorium is located at the intersection of Amherst Street and Wadeworth Street in MIT East Campus. The auditorium is at walking distance from Kendall Square T-station (Redline).<br> From Masspike (Rte. 90): <br> Part 1: Take Exit 18 and proceed towards Cambridge. Go past two sets of lights. Cross the bridge and make a right onto Memorial Drive East. Go over BU bridge, a set of traffic lights, and underneath Massachusetts Avenue crossover. Stay on left. <br> Part 2: Look for sign "Kendall Square" on left. Make a left before this sign onto Wadeworth Street. Cross Memorial Drive West and go straight. Wong Auditorium is on your left. <br> From Expressway (Rte. 93): <br> Take Exit 26 to Storrow Drive West. Take left Exit to Massachusetts Avenue. Make a right onto Harvard Bridge. Cross the bridge and make a right onto Memorial Drive. Stay on left. Follow above directions under Part 2.<br> Parking: There is a parking lot adjacent to the auditorium. There is also a parking lot on Amherst Street opposite to the auditorium.