Other States - Orissa   

‘Sharadiya Samaroh’ held

BERHAMPUR: City-based classical dance and music institute Nupur warmed up the cool autumn night by its annual ‘Sharadiya Samaroh’ organised at Ganjam Kala Parishad on Sunday night.

For the organisers this classical dance and music festival was an invocation of deities related to creativity. “The season of Sarat or autumn is always related to festivities related to worship of various deities especially mother goddesses in India”, said Satyanarayan Moharana, the director of the institute.

The show started with Hindustani and Odissi vocal recitals. The students of the institute sang traditional compositions related to different deities in groups. Secretary of the institute Subhasmita Mishra enthralled the audience with her Odissi recital of traditional ‘Arajilu Ninda Mali Ku’. It was followed by the dance session.

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

State urged to start work on museum
Enterprise Orissa 2007 in December
Ganja plantations destroyed
SIDR threat puts State on high alert
‘Oust Naveen’ campaign launch next month
Laying eggs off season
Security at banks to be heightened
Sharing of water reserves: CII calls for holistic approach
Art gallery to come up in Bhubaneswar
‘Sharadiya Samaroh’ held
Workshop on e-gram pilot project held
Library to promote arts and culture launched
Row over proposed forest policy
MNYL launches SMART pension plan

Copyright © 2007, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu