Cherpulassery, October 17: The seventh day of the Navaratri Music Festival at the Puthanalkkal Bhagavathy Temple in Cherpulassery witnessed a captivating Carnatic vocal concert by Ambika Dutt and Kaladhari Bhavani on Saturday evening.
The two vocalists delighted the audience with their melodious singing, creating a memorable musical experience at the Navaratri Mandapam.
Their performance reflected the beauty and richness of the Carnatic classical tradition, bringing a special charm to the evening’s celebrations.
The concert was supported by an accomplished team of accompanying musicians. Manjoor Ranjith provided violin accompaniment, while Dr. K. Jayakrishnan performed on the mridangam and Aluva R. Mahesh on the ghatam.
The combination of vocal music, violin and traditional percussion added depth and rhythmic vitality to the concert, making it a delightful experience for classical music enthusiasts.
The performance formed part of the ongoing Navaratri celebrations at the Puthanalkkal Bhagavathy Temple, where Carnatic music continues to occupy a central place in the festival’s cultural and devotional atmosphere.
About the Kalambika Sisters
Popularly known as the Kalambika Sisters, Kaladhari Bhavani and Ambika Dath hail from the distinguished Chilakunda musical family of Karnataka. Both received their early musical training from their father and guru, Vidwan Dr. C. A. Gurudath, an accomplished mridangam artist, flautist and vocalist.
The sisters have earned recognition for their musical accomplishments, securing first ranks in Vidwath examinations and receiving scholarships for their artistic excellence. Kaladhari Bhavani is also a recipient of the prestigious national-level M. S. Subbulakshmi – Voice of the Year 2019 award.
Their musical journey reflects a strong commitment to the classical tradition, combining rigorous training with expressive vocal artistry.
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