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Vajra Vaibhavam - Glimpses of the Unseen; Part I - The Thanjavur Lineage

Silambam Phoenix, a Bharatanatyam Institution based in Phoenix Arizona, celebrates 22 years in the valley. As part of the anniversary celebrations, Vimshathi Vaibhava, we pay homage to our guru, Padmashree Professor Sudharani Raghupathy with this three part series. This year also happens to be the 75th year since Sudha aunty's first performance on August 15, 1947. So, in commemoration of this pivotal anniversary, we present 'Vajra Vaibhavam - Glimpses of the Unseen'. This three part series present Bharatantayam in the grand Thanjavur style. This video features Part I of the series and brings to you Sudha aunty's introduction to the Thanjavur lineage and her interactions with the dancing greats of her time. It also features an exposition of a few items from Sri. Kittappa Pillai's choreography by his granddaughter Kumari Charumathi Chandrasekhar. Vajra Vaibhavam - Glimpses from the Unseen Part I - The Thanjavur Lineage Concept and Direction: Prof. Sudharani Raghupathy, Dr. Srimathy Mohan Orchestra for Prof. Sudharani Raghupathy: Nattuvangam - Kalaimamani Smt. Priya Murle Vocal - Smt. Nandini Anand Mridangam - Kalaimamani Sri. K. S. R. Aniruddha Violin - Sri. S. Vijayaraghvan Flute - Sri. J. B. Srutisagar Veena - Ms. Anjani Srinivasan Orchestra for Kumari Charumathi Chandrasekar Nattuvangam - Sri. Chandrasekaran Kittappa Pillai Vocal - Buvanagiri Dr. R. K. Kumar Mridangam - Thirukadayur Sri Kamalakannan, Thanjai Sri. Sabapathy Chandrasekaran Violin - Buvanagiri Sri. R. K. Saravanan Flute - Nagerkoil Sri. Girishkumar