Shankar Shanbhogue an well-known vocalist and a crusader, who is on a mission to spread the essence of poetry with the help of music and wants to raise humanism in human being through the energy of music through his unique concept of Kavya Sangeeta, will be staging 'Antharanga', a unique programme in city.
The programme Antharanga – 4, will be
held in Mysore for first time on May 27 at 10.30 am at Premier House,
No 314, Dewans Road (next to Marimallappa College). The event has
been jointly organised by Saatvika Cultural Foundation, Bangalore and
Samarpana, Mysore.
He will be singing about ten songs on
the occasion accompanied with Veerabhadraiah on Harmonium and Raghu
on Tabla. The theme of the songs will be explained by Dr HS Venkatesh
Murthy.
Hailing from Chikkamangalore District
Shankar Shanbhogue has rendered thousands of music programmes across
country and on a path to educate people. For him music is a sword
that brings social reformation, social transformation, a revival of
moralistic society. It is also a medium to ease emotional turmoil’s
of life and to raise human spirit into higher level of pure
consciousness.
Though he holds diploma in Mechanical
Engineering, the love of music has held him steadfast as a performer.
Under the title of 'Antharanga' he holds free music concert across
country and sing kannada poetry which includes Dasa Sahitya, Vachana
Sahitya, Bhavageethe, Janapada Sahitya and so on. Another unique
thing of his concerts is, before singing the songs the summary and
meaning of the song will be briefed by a renowned poet.
Shanbhogue says, when the theme of the song is explained, it touches the heart of the people and they might change their mind-set. He got inspired keen interest from his mother Anasuya, who was singing Dasa Sahitya.
He has rendered programme in Canada, UK, USA, Middle East and has formed Saatvika Cultural Foundation in Bangalore just to fulfill his finest ambition of educating the lay man. As a play back singer he has sung for both motion pictures and non film musical recordings. He has composed songs for ballets and musical productions in the field of Dance, as a composer for National Games and Aero India Shows in association with eminent maestros and music directors.
He feels, music should create higher
sensibility in the listener and should not become mere exercise to
show off one’s control over technical nuances of music and its
rendition should transcend entertainment. 'Good music goes beyond
mere stress release; it stirs the fathoms of the listener’s soul.'
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