Jenn Sethunarayanan. , Photo Credit: K. Pitchhumani
Music Academy is organizing HCL concerts to encourage talented artists in the field of performance to demonstrate its skills. Its recent edition consisted of Bharatnatyam dancer Janan Setunarayanan. He started his performance with Shanmuga Kavuthuvam in the Tala Tala in Gauli raga. His subtle depictions of Mail, Well and Kawadi, which are associated with the personality of Muruga, were combined with dynamic advas and vibrant footwork, establishing tone for repetition.
‘Mogalakiri Konden’, Ek Vernam, who was praised by Sivanandam, Thanjavur Quartet, in Raga Thodi, praising Rajagopalaswamy of Mannarguri, dealt with a heroine for his lord. Jannan discovered this well as literary using elements such as clouds, birds, bees and animals, so that his love for the Lord could be expressed. The depiction of the magnificent form of Lord Rajagopala was dealt with in detail, as the reproduction highlighted the beauty of the dhoti’s draping for the deity, and the best jewelery that beautifies it. , A little more emphasis on Abhinaya will increase her presentation. While her clear footwork and Advas raised Jeti Korvis, which requires the reproduction to infect more diversity in the movement pattern, especially in thermmanam, as they looked more repetitive.
In the Padam ‘Annai Thudu Anupinan’ in Raga Severi, a music preface was used to clearly express the reference to the path. , In
The performance concluded with a Thailana, composed by Dandyadhapani Pillai of mythological, and was choreographed by Rakesh, which also erased the cymbals.
The orchestra consisted of Srikanth Gopalakrishnan on Vocals, Shivprasad on Mridangam, Vishvesh Devarajan on Violin, flute on Nagraj.
Published – 07 April, 2025 08:41 pm IST
