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For the first time in Sydney – Thamizhisai Natya Vizha

For the first time in Sydney – Thamizhisai Natyam
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Tamil Arts and Culture Association Inc (TACA, Sydney) has organised the first ever Dance program with Tamil music. Narthaki Nataraj, a disciple of Late Guru Kittappa Pillai a direct descent of the Tanjore Quartet - the pioneers is formatting the present-day Bharatanatyam repertoire, founder of Rasika Dance Academy, Manjula Vishwanath and her students will perform at at the "Thamizhisai Naatya Vizha" in Sydney. Vice President of TACA, Sumathy Ravi and Manjula Vishwanath talk to Kulasegaram Sanchayan about what the audience could expect.


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Tamil Arts and Culture Association Inc (TACA, Sydney) has organised the first ever Dance program with Tamil music. Narthaki Nataraj, a disciple of Late Guru Kittappa Pillai a direct descent of the Tanjore Quartet - the pioneers is formatting the present-day Bharatanatyam repertoire, founder of Rasika Dance Academy, Manjula Vishwanath and her students will perform at at the "Thamizhisai Naatya Vizha" in Sydney. Vice President of TACA, Sumathy Ravi and Manjula Vishwanath talk to Kulasegaram Sanchayan about what the audience could expect.


 

 

 


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