Wednesday, May 30, 2012
My student Durga Tilak selected for the SPIC MACKAY monthly residential programme
My student Durga Tilak has been selected for the Spic Mackay Monthly residential programme. She is one of the 10 students selected from all over India. She is believed to be the youngest ( she is 16) of the whole lot which consists of seniors in the age of 20 - 25 .
The month long residential programme will have legends like Prof C.V. Chandrashekhar who will guide the students . The residential programme takes place in Chinmaya Naada Bindu at Kolvan.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Students of Parimal Performing Arts and Research Centre create a record again this year in Bharatanatya dance competitions
My students have done it again this year....@ the Urja classical dance competitions -- Aishwarya Chimbalkar ( student of my disciple Manasi Phatak) and Madhuvanthi Sundararajan came 2nd and 3rd respectively. Mrunmayee Sonawale and Shreya karlekar (student of my disciple Saee Shetye) have come 2nd and consolation in the Dadar Matunga Classical Dance Competitions this year
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Kavyanjali
Poetic movements
Anjali Shetty
Posted On Wednesday, February 08, 2012 at 07:31:42 AM
This is that time of the year when we dancers become poets,” says Bharatnatyam exponent Parimal Phadke as he talks about his latest presentation of poems through a Bharatanatyam dance performance titled Kavyanjali.
Parimal points out that every poet uses language in its entirety to evoke emotional or sensual responses. “So, when a dancer writes poetry s/he is bound to write poems which give full justice to the language of dance. Thus, Bharatnatyam will explore some very interesting Hindi poems which have been penned by me.”
Parimal’s poems are mostly unconventional — Saptasvara, Chanchal Ashva, except three which are conventional — Bhujanga and Dhyaan, Haasa Parihaasa. Parimal’s Hindi poems are set to Hindustani ragas by music composer Chaitanya Kunte, with vocals by Mayur Mahajan, Varsha Raman and Ajay Purkar. The recording of all the tracks was taken care by Amod Kulkarni of Magic Notes.
• An evening of visual poetry – Kavyanjali at Symbiosis Vishva Bhavan at 6.30 p.m. Free invites available at ICCR office contact: 25884194
Anjali Shetty
Posted On Wednesday, February 08, 2012 at 07:31:42 AM
This is that time of the year when we dancers become poets,” says Bharatnatyam exponent Parimal Phadke as he talks about his latest presentation of poems through a Bharatanatyam dance performance titled Kavyanjali.
Parimal points out that every poet uses language in its entirety to evoke emotional or sensual responses. “So, when a dancer writes poetry s/he is bound to write poems which give full justice to the language of dance. Thus, Bharatnatyam will explore some very interesting Hindi poems which have been penned by me.”
Parimal’s poems are mostly unconventional — Saptasvara, Chanchal Ashva, except three which are conventional — Bhujanga and Dhyaan, Haasa Parihaasa. Parimal’s Hindi poems are set to Hindustani ragas by music composer Chaitanya Kunte, with vocals by Mayur Mahajan, Varsha Raman and Ajay Purkar. The recording of all the tracks was taken care by Amod Kulkarni of Magic Notes.
• An evening of visual poetry – Kavyanjali at Symbiosis Vishva Bhavan at 6.30 p.m. Free invites available at ICCR office contact: 25884194
Friday, January 27, 2012
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