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Sri Siva Vishnu Temple6905 Cipriano Road, Lanham MD 20706

Tel: (301) 552-3335 Fax: (301) 552-1204E-Mail: ssvt@ssvt.org Web Site: http://www.ssvt.org

Newsletter Vol 23, No. 4 April 2014UGADI DAY (Jaya Nama Samvatsara)Monday, March 31, 2014Ugadi marks the beginning of a New Year for several Hindu com-munities including Kannada, Telugu and Marathi communities. Ugadi is based on the lunar calendar and hence its occurrence may vary from year to year compared to the solar calendar. It is com-mon to listen to the reading of the Panchangam that day so that one may mitigate the negative results and increase the prosperity that may be in store for the year ahead. It is also a tradition in Andhra Pradesh to eat a preparation that is made of sweet, sour, bitter, and hot ingredients to signify that life is a mixture of good and bad times and that one must face them with equanimity. 9:00 am MahaGanapati Homam, Utsava Ganesha & Utsava Srinivasa

Abhishekam, Siva, Anantapadmanabha & Rama Abhishekam 7:00 pm Vishesha Arati to all Deities, Panchanga Patanam (Reading the Almanac)

UGADI Celebration Saturday, April 5, 2014 7:00 am Suprabatham, MahaGanapati Homam & Devi Pancha Sukta Homam 7:30 am Ananthapadmanabha,Ayyappa, Siva & Ganesha Abhishekams. 7:45 am Venkateswara Abhishekam, Vishnu Sahasranama Parayanam,

Archana, Deeparadhana10:15 am Panchanga Patanam (Almanac Reading), Srinivasa Kalyana

Utsavam 1:00 pm Prasadam Distribution 1:30 pm Special Cultural Program 5:00 pm Soundarya Lahari Recitation by devoteesSponsorship: One Abhishekam $25; One Homam $25; Kalyana Utsavam $35 All the Pujas $51To serve the devotees better Car Pujas will be performed after 2 pm on this day

Vishu, Tamil & Tulu New Year (Jaya Nama Samvatsara)Sunday, April 13, 2014Vishu signifies the entry of sun into Mesha Raasi and it is believed to bring good luck if one views auspicious things the first thing in the morning. Hence on this day in Kerala, homes are beautifully decorated and auspicious items are kept at the family altar. Tamil and Tulu New year are celebrated by worshiping the family deities, preparation of sweet and other delicacies and the reading of the Panchangam (Religious Almanac). The panchangam reading pro-vides a list of all good and auspicious things as well as any adverse type of events that are likely to occur that year due to the transitory movements of planets as well as due to the presiding deity for the year. It is believed that listening to the panchangam reading will magnify the predicted good effects and mitigate the effect of ad-verse events. A unique feature of the celebration is the ARCHANA for all deities of our temple in sequence starting from 5:30 PM. 8:00 am Vishu Kani, Mahaganapathi Homam 8:45 am Abhishekam to Ganesha 9:30 am Abhishekam to Siva & Anantapadmanabha, Ayyappa Puja 5:30 pm Starting time for Archana for all deities (Sarva Devata Archana) 7:30 pm Panchanga Patanam & Prasadam Distribution Sponsorship: Ayyappa Puja or one Abhishekam $25; Sarva Devata Archana $35Entire day Puja $75

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Vasantha Navaratri Monday, March 31 – Tuesday, April 8, 2014Navaratris are important festival days for Devi (the Divine Mother). The Goddess is worshiped in different Forms in different seasons that represent Her Divine attributes of Dushta nigraham and shish-ta paripaalanam (Destruction of evil and Protection of devoted). In autumn, She is worshiped in Her fierce Forms that destroy our sins. In spring, She is worshiped in Her peaceful and benevolent Forms that bestows peace and prosperity. DAILY PROGRAM: 11:00 am Trishathi Archana, Durga Sapta Shati Parayanam (4 PM on Saturday, April 5 and 7 AM on Sunday, April 6 (as part

of the Chandi Homam Parayanam ) 7:15 pm Lalitha Sahasranama Archana,Deeparadhana, Mahishasura

Mardini Stotram, Devi Namaskaram (6 PM on Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6)

8:30 pm Prasadam distribution(Evening Puja will begin at 6:00 PM on Saturday April 5 and Sunday April 6)(Please note that there is no Evening Puja on the Concluding Day, Tuesday April 8)SPECIAL PUJAS:Monday, March 31, 2014 9:30 am MahaGanapati Homam & Devi Moola Mantra Homam, Swayamvara

BalaParvati Homam, Raksha Bandhanam, Mritsangrahanam, An-kooraarpanam, Purvanga Puja, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati Aavaahanam

10:30 am Parvati AbhishekamTuesday, April 1, 2014 9:30 am Durga Sukta Homam, Durga & Mallikapurathamman AbhishekamWednesday, April 2, 2014 9:30 am Bhoo Suktha Homam, Sarada & Andal AbhishekamThursday, April 3, 2014 9:30 am Lalitha Sahasranama Homam, Parvati AbhishekamFriday, April 4, 2014 9:30 am Medha Suktha Homam, Sarada & Andal AbhishekamSaturday, April 5, 2014 9:30 am Kubera Lakshmi Homam, Mahalakshmi AbhishekamSunday, April 6, 2014 7:00 am Chandi Homam11:00 am Kanya, Suvasini and Bhairava Puja 12:30 pm Durga AbhishekamMonday, April 7, 2014 9:30 am Sri Suktha Homam, Mahalakshmi AbhishekamTuesday, April 8, 2014 (Concluding day of Vasantha Navaratri) 9:30 am Devi Pancha Suktha Homam, Abhishekam to all DevisSponsorship: Sahasranama Archana $15; Any One Homam or Abhishekam $25 Chandi Homam $25 ; One day’s Puja $35; One day Sapta Shati Parayanam $ 25

Sri Rama Navami Festival Tuesday, April 8 – Thursday, April 17, 2014The temple will celebrate the festival over a ten day period. In the evening Nama Ramayanam will be chanted followed by Hanuman Chaleesa. Sundara Kanda from Valmiki Ramayanam will be read by the priests ev-ery day and all devotees are welcome to participate in this reading. Bhadra-chala Raamadas was a great saint devotee of Lord Rama. Devotional songs composed by him will be sung during the Aradhana to this saint followed by Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam on Sunday, April 13.

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Religious CalendarReligious Calendar for April 2014

03 Thu 9:30 AM Mahaganapathy Homam & Abhishekam (Chaturthi) 9:30 AM Utsava Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Krittika)04 Fri 10:00 AM Sarada Abhishekam 10:30 AM Krishna Abhishekam (Rohini)05 Sat UGADI CELEBRATION (please see details)(*) 4:00 PM Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Shashti)06 Sun 7:00 AM CHANDI HOMAM 10:30 AM Puja by Children07 Mon 10:00 AM Rama Abhishekam (Punarvasu)08 Tue Sri Rama Navami Day – Festival Begins (please see

details) Vasantha Navaratri Ends (please see details)10 Thu 7:00 PM Anantapadmanabha Abhishekam (Ekadasi)11 Fri 10:00 AM Parvati Abhishekam 7:15 PM Bhagawati Seva (**)12 Sat 9:30 AM Navagraha Homam & Abhishekam (Sani Trayodasi) 3:15 PM Ekadasa Rudra Parayanam & Siva Abhishekam (Sani Mahapradosham) 4:00 PM Andal Abhishekam (Purvaphalguni)13 Sun Mesha Month Begins TAMIL & TULU NEW YEAR & VISHU (please see

details) 9:30 AM Ayyappa Puja (Uttaraphalguni) 11:00 AM Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam14 Mon 7:00 PM Satyanarayana Puja (Poornima) (Temple + 1 Offsite)16 Wed 9:30 AM Sudarshana/Yoga Narasimha Homam & Abhishekam

(Swati)17 Thu Sri Rama Navami Festival Ends (please see details) 9:30 AM Utsava Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Vishaka)18 Fri(+) 9:30 AM Mahaganapathy Homam (Sankatahara Chaturthi) 10:00 AM Durga Abhishekam 7:00 PM Ganesha Abhishekam (Sankatahara Chaturthi)19 Sat 12:00 PM Tulasi Ramayan Parayanam Begins20 Sun 9:30 AM Ayyappa Puja 12:00 PM Tulasi Ramayan Parayanam Concludes 3:00 PM Anjaneya Abhishekam (Moola) 4:00 PM Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Shashti)22 Tue 9:30 AM Nataraja Abhishekam 9:30 AM Utsava Srinivasa Abhishekam (Sravana)

25 Fri 10:00 AM Mahalakshmi Abhishekam 7:00 PM Anantapadmanabha Abhishekam (Ekadasi)26 Sat 9:30 AM Navagraha Homam & Abhishekam (Sani Trayodasi) 3:15 PM Ekadasa Rudra Parayanam & Siva Abhishekam (Sani Mahapradosham)28 Mon Amavasya (Aswini)30 Wed 9:30 AM Utsava Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Krittika)

(*) Please note that because of special Srinivasa Kalyanam done as part of Ugadi Celebration in the morning, there will be no monthly Srinivasa Kalyanam at 4 PM.

(**) Please note the change from Annual Calendar(+) Because of “Bhagawati seva for the month” being moved to April 11, there will be no Bhagawati Seva on

this day.

Religious Calendar for May 201401 Thu 9:30 AM Siva Abhishekam (Basava Jayanthi) Akshaya Trittiya Puja (please see details) 10:00 AM Krishna Abhishekam (Rohini)02 Fri 9:30 AM Mahaganapathy Homam & Abhishekam (Chaturthi) 10:00 AM Sarada Abhishekam03 Sat 7:20 AM Sri Sankara Jayanthi (please see details) Sri Ramanuja Jayanthi (***) 4:00 PM Srinivasa Kalyanam04 Sun 4:00 PM Subrahmanya Abhishekam (Shashti)05 Mon 10:00 AM Rama Abhishekam (Punarvasu)09 Fri 10:00 AM Parvati Abhishekam 10:30 AM Andal Abhishekam (Purvaphalguni)10 Sat 9:30 AM Ayyappa Puja (Uttaraphalguni) 4:00 PM Anantapadmanabha Abhishekam (Ekadasi)11 Sun 10:30 AM MEENAKSHI KALYANAM (please see details) 5:00 PM Siva Abhishekam (Mahapradosham)12 Mon 6:00 PM Narasimha Jayanthi (please see details)13 Tue 9:30 AM Sudarshana/Yoga Narasimha Homam & Abhishekam

(Swati) 7:00 PM Satyanarayana Puja (Poornima) (Temple + 1 offsite)14 Wed 9:30 AM Utsava Subrahmanya Abhishekam Vrishabha Month Begins

(Rest of May in next Newsletter)

(***) Aradhana for Sri Ramanuja will be performed along with Sri Venkateswara Abhishekam

SSVT Going GreenAs part of SSVT’s going green efforts, paper newsletter will be stopped effective June 1, 2014 unless specifically requested by email to ssvt@ssvt.org. The temple has started distributing the monthly news letter by email. Devotees are encouraged to signup for electronic newsletter by sending an email to ssvt@ssvt.org with the home address and subject line ‘Subscribe to e-Newsletter and Unsubscribe Paper Newsletter’. The benefits of subscrining to the electronic Newsletter include: ■ Besides the monthly newsletter, weekly updates and special updates are also sent by email ■ You can print out, in color, only the portions you are interested in ■ Future newsletters will be available for you to download into your Kindle, I-Pad, I-Phone, Android devices, etc. ■ Video Clips of important functions will become available ■ You will help the Temple in saving monthly printing and mailing costs

Ten Essential Verses of Bhagavad Gītā (Verse - 10)

Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati of Arsha Vidya Gurukulam, one of the foremost Vedantic teachers of recent times has provided his kind permission to publish his work “Ten essential verses of the Bhagavad Gītā”. Tenth of these ten verses is below.

Sannyāsa-yoga: jñāna-karma-sannyāsa1

sarvadharmānparityajya māmekaṃ śaraṇaṃ vraja | ahaṃ tvāṃ sarvapāpebhyo mokṣyayiṣyāmi mā śucaḥ || 18-66||

Word by word meaning:sarva-dharmān – all karmas; parityajya – giving up; mām-ekaü – Me alone; śaraõaü vraja – take refuge; sarva-pāpebhyaþ – from all karmas; tvā – you; aham mokùyayiùyāmi – I will release; mā śucaþ - do not grieve

Meaning:Giving up all karmas, take refuge in Me alone. I will release you from all karma; do not grieve. 1 Sannyāsa, renunciation of all action by knowledge (jñāna) that the self is not the doer

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Sri Rama Navami FestivalTuesday, April 8 – Thursday, April 17, 2014 DAILY PROGRAM: 9:30 am Samkshepa Ramayana Homam, Sri Rama Moola Mantra

Homam 5:15 pm Valmiki Sundara Kaanda Paaraayanam (except on concluding day) 7:30 pm Naama Ramayanam and Hanuman Chaleesa (except on con-

cluding day)SPECIAL PROGRAM:Sri Rama Navami Day Tuesday, April 8, 2014 9:30 am Vishwaksena Aaradhana, Punyahavachanam, Suprabatham,

Rakshabandanam, Ankurarpanam, Nitya Homam,Kalasa Sta-apanam, Rama Janana parayanam, Beeja Daanam, Sri Rama Abhishekam, Naama Ramayanam, Archana

11:45 pm Deeparadhana and Prasadam distribution 7:30 pm Naama Ramayanam, Vishesha Aarati and Hanuman Chaleesa

Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam Sunday, April 13, 2014 8:00 am Sri Rama Abhishekam and Pattabhishekam, Naama Ramaya-

nam, Sri Anjaneya Puja and Hanuman Chaaleesa chanting10: 00 am Bhadrachala Raamadas Aradhana11:00 am Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam 3:30 pm Sri Rama Durbar Puja

Sri Rama Navami Festival Concluding dayThursday, April 17, 201410:00 am Sri Rama Abhishekam 5:00 pm Akhanda Rama Naama Parayanam (until 8:30 PM) 8:30 pm Special Deeparadhana, Prasadam distributionSponsorship: One day Homam $ 25 Sri Rama Navami day Puja $ 25 Sri Sita Rama Kalyanam $ 25 One day Sundara Kaanda Parayanam $ 15 Sri Rama Pattabhishekam $ 25 Entire Sri Rama Navami festival $ 101

Akshaya Trittiya Thursday, May 1, 2014Akshaya Trittiya is Parasurama Jayanti, where Parasurama is one of the Avatars of Maha Vishnu. The word Akshaya means growth and trittiya is the third tithi. It is believed that any ritual done on that day leads to growth and hence jewelry and ornaments are bought on that day for overall prosperity. Gandha (Chandanam) Alan-karam is traditionally performed for Lord Krishna on this day to cool the body of the Lord so that he will bestow us with all wealth.10:00 am Abhishekam to Krishna, Chandana Alankaram, Vishnu Sahas-

ranama Parayanam, Archana & Arati12:30 pm Deeparadhana, Prasadam DistributionSponsorship: Abhishekam $25

Sri Sankara Jayanthi Saturday, May 3, 2014SSVT will be celebrating Sri Sankara Jayanthi on Saturday, May 3 in Vasantha Mandapam. The events will start at 7:20 AM with Ga-nesha Puja followed by Kalasa Sthapanam, Rudra (Siva) Abhishe-ka and Shodasa Upachara Puja to Sri Adi Sankara. A highlight of the Puja will be the chanting of Totakaashtakam and Guru Paduka Stotram by a group of children along with others. The details of the program are given below: 7:20 am Ganesha Puja, Kalasa Sthapanam 8:15 am Rudra (Siva) Abhisheka and puja to Adi Shankaa10:00 am Stotra Seva by Children, Deeparadhana11:00 am Pallaki Seva (Procession with picture of Adi Sankara)12:30 pm Mahamangalarathi and Prasadam Distribution

Meenakshi Kalyanam Sunday, May 11, 2014

The union of Lord Siva with Parvati in the form of Meenak-shi took place in Madurai on the Chitra Poornima day. This union is celebrated in many of the Siva temples around the world as Meenakshi Kalyanam. Lord Vishnu, who is the broth-er of Meenakshi, gave away the bride to Lord Siva. Hence in our temple which is dedicated to Siva and Vishnu (and their fam-ilies) this festival has an added significance.

9:30 am Ganesha Puja, Siva-Parvati Abhishekam, Siva Stotrams, Meenakshi Pancharatna Stotram, Archana, Deeparadhana

10:30 am Wedding Procession, Meenakshi Kalyanam 1:00 pm Prasadam DistributionSponsorship: Abhishekam $ 25 Kalyanam $ 25 Abhishekam & Kalyanam $ 35

Narasimha Jayanthi Monday, May 12, 2014

6:00 pm Praakaara Narasimha Abhishekam, Archana, Deeparadhana

7:15 pm Sri Yoga Narasimha Abhishekam, Sri Narasimha Avataara Parayanam from Srimad Bhaagavatam & Sri Naraya-neeyam, Archana, Sri Lakshmi Nara-simha Sthotram Parayanam, Deepa-radhana

8:45 pm Prasadam DistributionSponsorship : $25

Satyanarayana PujaMonday, April 14, 2014

Sri Satyanarayana Puja will be conducted in the temple and Virginia Offsite location. Please call temple managers at 301-552-3335 for details. The starting time of Puja is 7:00 pm.Virginia Location: Frying Pan Farm Park 2739 West Ox Road Herndon, VA 20171

Vasthram Sponsorship for DeitiesThe temple is accepting donations towards vasthrams for deities of devotees’ choice. The temple will provide silk sarees for the convenience of the devotees. The devotees can also bring sarees of their choice for the deities. When bringing sarees, please leave them at the manager’s office. Volunteers are needed to take care of vasthrams for deities. Please contact Prabha Narasimhan @ 301-500-0614.

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SSVT EDUCATION PROGRAMSLearn More about Your Roots & Culture

Saturday ProgramsProgram Time

YOGA FOR ALLInitial part is Gentle Yoga; everyone can do irrespective of age or physical condition and consists of easy stretches, breathing exercises and meditation

7:30 am - 10:30 am

Learn Spoken Sanskrit (Intermediate Level II)

10:00 am - 11:30 am

Learn Spoken Sanskrit (Intermediate Level I)

12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

Sloka for Children Vishnu Sahasranamam, Gopika Geetam, Aditya Hrudayam 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm

Learn Hindu Scriptures 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm

• Bhagavatam – Dasamaskandham uttaradham – Balarama Leelas and Sanskrit Grammar explanations 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm

• Vaishnava Samhita – Srikrishnacaitanya Mahaprabhu Story 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm

• Brindavana Mahatmyam 4:00 pm – 4:30 pm

• Valmiki Ramayan – Ayodhyakandam 4:30 pm – 5:00pm

Other Programs1. Upanishad Series by Dr. Pradeep S. Kamath – April 13, 10:30am -12:30pm 2. SAT Classes

Meets every month on the 1st and 3rd Sundays 3:00 – 5:00 pm – SSVT Education RoomSSVT encourages students to sign-up for guidance on SAT preparation. Classes are organized into two semesters: September - January and February - June. Email SAT@ssvt.org to sign-up.

3. Balagokul Sloka Class On Sundays from 10:30 am – 12:00 noon.4. Midweek Yoga at SSVT On Tuesday evenings – 7:00pm to 8:30pm

Given the interest of those who attend the Saturday morning session, this new mid-week Satsang has begun since September 24. Shri Sabnis will be leading this session. Please e-mail Shri Sabnis (sabnis@his.com) if you plan to attend. Session will be adapted to the needs of attendees.

Homeless SEVA, Sandwich Program, April 13, 2014 ■ Each month, on the 2nd Saturday, volunteers make sandwiches for the homeless. Every time, roughly about 1500 sandwiches are

prepared and delivered to Martha’s Table, a DC shelter. ■ SSVT encourages all devotees especially youth to participate in the program. Please be at the Temple at 10:30 am. Devotees can

sponsor this program by donating $175 to SSVT. ■ For additional information, please send email to Email: Jaithm@gmail.com , Tribhuvannath Mishra, Contact Phone number-571.214.3198.

SSVT Community ServiceSenior Citizens’ Group Meetings on April 09 and April 23, 2014 from 11:00 am to 2:00 pmCurrent programs include talks by members and/or by invited guests on successful aging, music, devotional songs, etc.(11am-1pm), and lunch (1-2 pm). For details, please call Mr. Umakant Rajguru at 301-890-0652 or email shakurajguru@yahoo.com

Shirdi Baba BhajanThursday April 3, 2014First Thursday of each month at 7 pm. Please contact Shobha Prasad at 240-568-915

Teachers NeededSSVT SAT Program is seeking committed volunteer teachers willing to tutor students in SAT (Math, Reading and Writing). Training and development to selected volunteers will be provided by the SSVT SAT Program coordinator(s).

SSVT is also looking for volunteer teachers to conduct English classes to our priests and other non-English speaking community members. Please send an email to sat@ssvt.org

Volunteers Required for IT CommitteeThe IT Committee is in need of volunteers who have experience with PHP, MySQL and WordPress technologies. Please send email to it@ssvt.org if you have prior experience in these technologies and would like to provide volunteer services

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27th Sri Purandara Dasa and Sri Thyagaraja Aradhana SSVT Co-Sponsored Program with Nadatarangini

Saturday, April 12th and Sunday, April 13thSri Siva Vishnu Temple and Nadatarangini will celebrate the 27th Sri Purandara Dasa and Sri Thyagaraja Aradhana on April 12th and April 13th. The festivities will commence at 8.00 am on Saturday, April 12th. Sri Rama puja, Pancharathna kritis, individual singing, musical presentations and concerts will be presented during the two days. Those wishing to participate in individual singing should visit www.nadatarangini.org and register before March 31st. Every effort will be made to accommodate the registrants but due to lim-ited slots, the registration will be on a first come first served basis and the organizers reserve the right to group the participants if necessary.Everyone is welcome to join in the Pancharatna Group rendition. Further program details will be posted in the forthcoming news-letter, www.ssvt.org and www.nadatarangini.org.

Free Community Medical CampSri Siva Vishnu temple will be hosting a Free Community Medical Camp on Sun Apr 27, 2014 from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. The Medical Camp is organized by SSVT, HUMVATAN, Hindu American Community Services Inc.(HACSI), Greater Washington Telugu Cultural So-ciety and Hindu American Seva Communities. On that day, Bone Marrow Drive, Obama Care enrollment assistance, Hearing tests, Body Fat Measurement, Blood Pressure Check, Blood Sugar Check, Weight Loss and Nutritional advice, Blood Cholesterol Check and Bone Densitometry will be conducted. We request the community to make use of this opportunity. For additional information please contact Anjana Sriram at anjana.sriram@gmail.com,or Ramani at kvenkatram@aol.com or Rao Linga at GWTCS-info@telugusanskruthi.org.

Upcoming Cultural EventsDate Time Event Artist Admission VenueMarch 30 3:00 pm Ahimsa – A Social Drama in Two Acts S.G.Theater Group

English Play written and directed by Sridhar IyengarFree SSVT Auditorium

April 5 1:30 pm Ugadi Special Cultural Program Kuchipudi Dance Presentations:1. Anuradha Nehru’s School (Kuchipudi Kalanidhi)2. Lakshmi Babu’s School (Kuchipudi Dance Academy)Vocal Concert By:Kiranavali Vidyasankar –VocalKamalakiran Vinjamuri – violinVijay Ganesh - mridangamVinay Mallikaarjun - Kanjira

Free SSVT Auditorium

April 12 and 13

All Day Sri Purandara Dasa and Sri Thyagaraja Aradhana

Multiple Artists, SSVT co-sponsored program with Nadatarangini

Free SSVT Auditorium

April 12 5:30 pm Vocal Concert Ganakalashri Smt. M. S. Sheela- VocalKamalakiran Vinjamuri –ViolinAnoor Dattathreya Sharma- Mrudangam Vivek Chellappa - Kanjira

Free SSVT Auditorium

April 13 5:00 pm Vocal Concert Prof. T. S. Ramaa – VocalKum. Ranjani Atur – ViolinAnoor Dattathreya Sharma – MrudangamVinay Mallikaarjun – Kanjira

Free SSVT Auditorium

April 19 5:00 pm Vocal Concert Saketharaman –VocalAkkarai Subhalakshmi – violinNeyveli Narayanan - Mrudangam

Free SSVT Auditorium

April 26 5:00 pm Flute Recital ShantalaSubramanyam - FluteAkkarai Sornalatha - violinMelakkaveri Balaji - mrudangam

Free SSVT Auditorium

May 10 5:00 pm Vocal Concert Trichur Brothers - VocalEdappally Ajith Kumar - violinTrichur Mohan - mrudangam

Free SSVT Auditorium

June 7 5:00 pm Vocal Concert R.Suryaprakash – VocalH.N.Bhaskar – violinVijay Ganesh - mrudangam

Free SSVT Auditorium

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