Sat 16 Jun Sunnybank - Smt. Rajyashree Josyer Shrikanth (Carnatic Classical Vocal)

Posted on behalf of Swara Mohini...

GRAND CONCERT
Carnatic Classical Vocal
Saturday, 16th June 2007
Start 05:45 pm

Smt. Rajyashree Josyer Shrikanth

Accompaniment by
Sri Mohan AYYAR on Synthesizer and
Sri Sridhar CHARI on Mridangam

Venue:
Sunnybank Community Hall
Corner of Lister and Gager Streets,
SUNNYBANK QLD 4109

Be seated by 05:40 pm for 05:45 pm start

Admission By Donation.

• Adult Single Pass $15 Family Pass $25.
  
• Donation passes will be available at the gate.
  
• Family pass admits two adults + 2 children under 16.
  
• For more information please contact Swara Mohini at: swaramohini@gmail.com

Download the program flyer here...

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This concert is made possible thanks to support from Brisbane City Council, Queensland Government's GCB Fund and Multicultural Affairs Queensland.

We look forward to your active participation in this significant cultural activity.

CONTACT SWARA MOHINI
A non-profit special interest group dedicated to promoting Indian classical arts in and around Brisbane, Australia.

Email swaramohini@gmail.com
Public Website http://swaramohini.cjb.net

Postal:
PO Box 450, Mt. Gravatt Plaza
MOUNT GRAVATT QLD 4122
Brisbane, Australia

Wed 9 May BEMAC - Ghazal meets World Music (Dya Singh)

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BEMAC Stopover Series presents:
GHAZAL meets WORLD MUSIC
Experience the uplifting music of DYA SINGH

Date: Wednesday 9th May 2007
Time: 7.00pm
Venue: BEMAC Performance Space, Yungaba,120 Main Street, Kangaroo Point

Musicians
Dya Singh, Dheeraj Shrestha, Parvyn Kaur, Andrew Clermont, Josh Bennett

THE MUSIC
Rooted in traditional Sikh music, Dya Singh has managed to create a fusion with music from other parts of the world. His unique music embraces virtually all forms including blues, jazz, folk, country and western, Australian indigenous and bush. Instrumental influences include the Vietnamese zither (dang thranh), southern European gypsy violin, European flute, Polish dulcimer, blues and electric guitar, bouzouki, didgeridoo, Nepalese drums and Tabla, Irish bohdran and the Irish fiddle.
Encompassing universal themes of love, peace, harmony, equality and justice, Dya's world music is spiritual, uplifting and transcends racial boundaries.

Many Thanks

Ana Barassi
Arts Development Coordinator
Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre - BEMAC
Phone: 07 3391 4433
Fax: 07 3391 2802
Mobile: 0400 135 597
PO Box 7299
EAST BRISBANE QLD 4169
e-mail: arts@bemac.org.au
Website: www.bemac.org.au

Fri 4 May BEMAC - Lebanon to India

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Friday 4 May 2007
BEMAC 'Cultivart Series 2007' presents
'Lebanon to India'

Join Mirna Nehme and Rahim Zullah, as they transport you from Lebanon to India with melodies of Lebanese classical folkloric songs and Indian spiritual tradition.

Mirna Nehme from a Lebanese background, a singer and pianist with a unique style of performing Arabic classical music and opera favourites. Mirna's performance will be followed by Rahim Zullah, a renowned master of Indian music in Brisbane, who collaborates a combination of his exceptional voice and extensive harmonium melodies.

Venue: BEMAC Indoor Space, Yungaba 120 Main Street, Kangaroo Point
Time: 8.00pm
Tickets: $16 full Price / $14 concessions / $12 BEMAC members
Bookings: Phone BEMAC on 33914433

Ana Barassi
Arts Development Coordinator
Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre - BEMAC
Phone: 07 3391 4433
Fax: 07 3391 2802
Mobile: 0400 135 597
PO Box 7299
EAST BRISBANE QLD 4169
e-mail: arts@bemac.org.au
Website: www.bemac.org.au