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Learn simple contemporary tamil songs, sing and record your voice and let the whole world hear you! Please Note: Some basic knowledge of music is required. To register, on homepage, click on the post ‘Isai Vazhi Kalvi’ and you…
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Here is a compilation of all our winners in various competitions held this year. Wishing all the children a great future in indian classical music! Sri Papanasan Sivan Competition organised by Sri Sivan Academy Veena Junior Category – Smrithi…
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SYAMA’s students and teachers recently performed music concerts at the mandalabishegam event of Sri Vadabathirakaliamman temple on 21st Dec 2016 and on 4th Jan 2017. They again performed at the mandalabishegam event of Sri Siva Durga temple, Potong Pasir on 20th…
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SYAMA is happy to invite applications from classical Indian musicians to collaborate and perform thematic productions for Dhwani festival of music 2017. Dhwani is our annual showcase of professional Hindustani and Carnatic – vocal and instrumental musicians collaborating in jugalbandi, ensemble and fusion formats. Started…
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SYAMA presented its annual showcase of vocal and instrumental music concerts – ‘The Other Festival’ on Sunday the 11th September at the Singapore Polytechnic Auditorium. The event comprised of performances by over 100 participants in vocal, veena, mridangam and keyboard…
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Dear art lovers, Our annual music festival is back, spanning 4 days with 7 concerts. For season tickets get it here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dhwani-2016-festival-of-music-collaboration-tickets-22755230507 or contact Mr Harish of SYAMA at 81679017. We seek your support to attend and encourage the artists….
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Dear art-lovers Dhwani music festival is back again from 24-27 March 2016 at the Goodman Arts centre Blackbox. The festival which started as a 2-day event in 2013. This year we have an interesting line-up of 7 concerts over a…
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SYAMA celebrates Vijayadasami on 22nd October through a open house from 10AM to 9PM. Students can bring interested friends to listen to music, attend trial lessons and also join for classes in Vocal, Mridangam, Veena, Harmonium/Keyboard and Tabla.
SYAMA participated at the Veena Aaradhana head by Veena maestro Kannan Balakrishnan from Chennai and organised by CHETAS. SYAMA students played Vathapi ganapathim together with 50 performers, and also played separate concerts.
Dear Teachers, Students, Parents, Well-wishers Thank you for our support for yet another big event! Students simply amazed the crowd!! SYAMA mgmt