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M.A. Narasimhachar Music Foundation celebrates its silver jubilee

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Deepa Ganesh
M.A. Narasimhachar Music Foundation celebrates its silver jubilee
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The M.A. Narasimhachar Music Foundation is celebrating its silver jubilee with a year-long series of non-ticketed concerts in Bengaluru. The foundation continues the legacy of the Gana Kala Mandira, a historic concert space that promoted Carnatic music.

Mysore-based musician, M.A. Narasimhachar, was born in 1924. It was from his home that he established Gana Kala Mandira, an intimate yet influential concert space that hosted many of 20th century’s well-known Carnatic musicians, including Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar, Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer and Umayalpuram Sivaraman. It was an important meeting point for musicians and rasikas.

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