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November 2011

October 2010

Some of the concerts are interactive in nature and aim at guiding and encouraging young and upcoming music students. We also organize in-house concerts inviting stalwarts and encouraging budding artists.

Our concerts range from the classical, to the western and western classical.  We are constantly in the pursuit of artistic excellence and our events strive to achieve a sense of unity and universality that true art is really meant for.

SCHEDULE FOR 2011

Title: Bharathanatyam

Category: Group Dance Presentations

Location: Dhyanamaha Chakra Trust on the Occassion of The Dhyana Maha Yagna, 2011 at VISHAKAPATNAMA, A.P

Date: December 24, 2011

Time: 6.30 p.m

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Title: Bharathanatyam
Category: Group Dance Presentations
Location: Golden Temple (Ashram), Sripuram
Date: October 2, 2011
Time: 6 p.m

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Title: Bharathanatyam
Category: Group Dance Presentations
Location: Annamalai University, Chidambaram
Date: October 12, 2011
Time: 10 a.m

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Title: Saranu Venkata Nayaka

Category: Dance Drama

Location: Tirupati (India)

Date: March 28, 2010

Time: Live Telecast on SVBC (TTD) Channel – ‘Naada Neerajanam’- at 6 p.m

We would be delighted to have you with us.

SCHEDULE  (2011-12)

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The Kalasamarpana Foundation is now the classical wing of Rasoham. You can visit Rasoham, a private registered trust in pursuit of artistic excellence at www.rasoham.in established by Lavanya and Lasya, daughters and disciples of the Narasimhacharis.

Kalasamarpana Foundation was started by The Narasimhacharis in 1969. Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi, two major classical dance styles  of South India and vocal music are being taught here. It is a rewarding  experience to watch students, both Indian and Foreign, graduate from the  institution, year after year. Many of them have established Schools of  their own and  have carved a niche for themselves in the field of  Fine Arts. In addition to teaching, the Narasimhacharis have been  performing professionally  since 1969, and have travelled extensively. They have been striving to build  a life  dedicated  to the pursuit of excellence in classical  art. In the process of broadening and deepening their knowledge of dance,  music and literature, they gave expression  to as many as twenty  eight dance-dramas  on varied themes. These ranged from the mythological  and historical to the contemporary and the abstract.

• The K.S.F. offers courses in Bharatanatyam,Kuchipudi, Vocal Music and Nattuvangam.
• Choreography offered for thematic presentations, dance-dramas or individual  dance numbers.
• Composing the music or jethis for a given composition.
• Courses  tailored to suit specific needs and requirement.
• Work-shops on all the above subjects depending on the seriousness and  merit of the offer.
• Working in collaboration with fellow-artistes, Indian and  Western, on  interesting and challenging themes

We realise that learning  is an endless process and art  helps one experience the joy of progress in  life as well. We are gratified to find our daughters, Lavanya and Lasya, along with all our students, musicians and the rest of us at the K.S.F family reciprocating this feeling.

Having dedicated our lives to the service of art, we hope to contribute substantially to the awareness of this beautiful medium through teaching and performing.”

- The Narasimhacharis

Saranu Venkata Nayaka, 2010

Based  on  Annamaya’s journey to Tirumala Tirupathi, this dance-drama was specially choreographed and performed at the TTD Music and Dance Festival in March, 2010 on a stage specially created just outside the main sanctum sanctorium of the temple. The entire production, with over 30 dancers, was telecast live on television.