Sunday, 16th December 2018 | 7:30 AM | Prithvi Theatre
MADHUP MUDGAL - Vocal
Son of the late Padma Shri Pandit Vinayachandra Maudgalya, founder-principal of Delhi’s Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, Madhup’s initial training was under his father, and thereafter under Shri Vasant Thakar and Pandit Jasraj.
During these years he was also able to absorb ideas from the many visiting musicians who formed part of the Vidyalaya’s extended family. However, the abiding influence on his art has been that of his mentor and Guru Pt Kumar Gandharva. This influence has shaped Madhup’s style and approach and given him a deep awareness of, and sensitivity to the fine balance between tradition and innovation.
Today, Madhup is himself a dedicated and exacting teacher, and Principal of the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, New Delhi.
He is a regular performer at important platforms and festivals in India and abroad.
Co-Artistes: Mandar Puranik [Tabla], Niranjan Lele [Harmonium]
Son of the late Padma Shri Pandit Vinayachandra Maudgalya, founder-principal of Delhi’s Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, Madhup’s initial training was under his father, and thereafter under Shri Vasant Thakar and Pandit Jasraj.
During these years he was also able to absorb ideas from the many visiting musicians who formed part of the Vidyalaya’s extended family. However, the abiding influence on his art has been that of his mentor and Guru Pt Kumar Gandharva. This influence has shaped Madhup’s style and approach and given him a deep awareness of, and sensitivity to the fine balance between tradition and innovation.
Today, Madhup is himself a dedicated and exacting teacher, and Principal of the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, New Delhi.
He is a regular performer at important platforms and festivals in India and abroad.
Co-Artistes: Mandar Puranik [Tabla], Niranjan Lele [Harmonium]
UDAYSWAR@PRITHVI
by Pancham Nishad
Based on the 8 Prahars (time spans) of the day, this Indian Classical Music concert features morning ragas of the 2nd Prahar performed by various artists.
An Indian classical music concert of morning ragas
No microphones! No amplification!
Udayswar@Prithvi is a rare and truly unique acoustic experience of Indian Classical Music in the manner it was originally designed, for an intimate Baithak.
