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SYAMA is committed to the growth of traditional Indian arts (music and dance) among Singapore youth. SYAMA produces quality performances based on Carnatic Music and Dance (Carnatic Music and Bharatanatyam), by the youth. SYAMA was started as an informal forum of Singapore's young Indian classical musicians, in the year 2000. Registered in 2004 as a non-profit organisation under ROS, now after 4 years, we have grown substantially. Our objective is to grow Singapore into a vibrant city of arts, by involving youth actively into arts education. SYAMA is focussed on producing quality music and dance concerts/performances. SYAMA has planned for 3 events this year - A first-of-its-kind Musical, and a December Fest in Chennai music festival 2008, apart from our regular event 'The Other Festival'. SYAMA's members accomplishments include performances at SAM for Music Box 2001, Kalautsavam '04 in Esplanade, Singapore Arts festival 03 and 04, as well as top prizes in the National Indian music competition 2000, 02 & 04 conducted by the National Arts Council, Singapore. We regularly prepare Newsletters, which provide not just Arts news, but also basic arts education to conneiseurs and professionals alike.We frequently conduct free Artreach performances for the public, as part of Audience development programme. Our affiliates - SYAMA ACADEMY and KALAPEETHAM ACADEMY compliment our function, by providing quality undiluted education in the areas of Carnatic music and Bharatanatyam, respectively. Their students have performed concerts in Singapore and abroad, have won top prizes in the National Indian music competition conducted by the National Arts Council, Singapore. We are ideally located near the Little India Arts belt, which was developed by the National Arts Council with a vision of developing Singapore into a distinctive global city for the arts. SYAMA Society Documents 1. Constitution 2. Constitution Amendment 3. Organisation Structure 4. Accounts 2004 5. Accounts 2005 6. Accounts 2006 7. Accounts 2007
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