Dasara 2023: Palace Cultural Programmes to Feature Renowned Artistes

speedy Summary

• Event: Dasara cultural programmes at Mysuru Palace are scheduled from September 22 to 29, showcasing performances against the illuminated backdrop of the palace.
• Artistes: National and international names have been finalised for the palace events, while Yuva Dasara performer list remains undecided.
• Program Highlights:

– September 22: Ghazal and classical fusion concert by Hariharan and team.
– September 23: Indian folk fusion by Thaikudam Bridge Live; Carnatic classical music by Abhishek Raghuram and team.
– September 24: Carnatic fusion instrumentals, musical folk art, violin trio led by Mysore Manjunath’s ensemble.
– September 25: Sitarist Mohsin Khan performance; dance presentation by Sridhar Jain’s team.
– September 26: English Band of police department concert.
– September 27: Sitar fusion with Neeladri Kumar & team.
– September 28: Playback singer vijay Prakash in live performance with troupe.
– September 29 (conclusion): Folk music concert led by Mysore Gururaj; Fusion show with Indu Nagaraj & Lakshmi Nagaraj.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The annual Dasara festivities at Mysuru Palace reaffirm India’s rich cultural diversity through a thoughtfully curated lineup of music and dance performances spanning genres like ghazals, Carnatic music, folk-art traditions, and instrumental fusions. The event strengthens India’s reputation as a global hub for heritage arts while encouraging engagement among connoisseurs as well as younger audiences with segments like Yuva Dasara.

For local economies tied to tourism in Karnataka-including hospitality and crafts-the series is highly likely to drive visitor influx owing to its prestige and mass appeal during one of India’s biggest festivals.

successfully pivoting between traditional forms like classical sitar renditions alongside modern adaptations such as Indian folk fusion reveals how these programmes strike a balance between preserving heritage yet engaging evolving contemporary tastes – notably meaningful within India’s culturized pluralistic framework.

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