For ages, a unique Thyagaraja Aradhana, which holds up the memory and music of the Carnatic music composer-saint, has been held in a small street of Mylapore.
In a house at No.12, Mathala Narayanan Street, off North Mada Street.
This year, the aradhana will be held on January 18, 4.30 p.m. onwards.
This event is held in a small, part-tiled house and in its drawing room, where the sacred space also has a visual of Thyagaraja, where a small group of people – gurus, artistes and students – sit and sing the famed Pancharatna kritis of Thyagaraja.
The group is led by guru Yogam Santhanam and her students, the son of late flautist maestro Dr. N Ramani, Thyagarajan, Rajaraman, a sishya of maestro T N Seshagopalan and many others.
Solo singing follows the gosti singing and finally, prasadam is shared. Rasikas are invited to the venue but will have to make do with limited sace.
The contacts – N. Chandramouli – 24613226 and N. Vaidyanathan – 9444627421
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