The remarkable power of music and colour to impact individuals is truly awe-inspiring. These two elements possess the ability to transform our psyche at multiple levels, leaving an enduring and profound impression on our souls. They have the capacity to stimulate our senses, soothe our minds, and connect us with our deepest emotions. It is worth noting that the rainbow’s seven colours and the seven basic notes of music can evoke an inexplicable sense of awe and wonder in us, underscoring their ability to move us in ways that words cannot adequately express.
At the start of the spring, Holi, the festival of colours is celebrated amid serenity, liveliness, and with music. As a part of this, Ekatvam is bringing colour and music together at the Ekatvam Holi Music Fest 2023 at the Bangalore Gayana Samaja from March 10th – 12th 2023. Six concerts from upcoming and renowned artists will enthral you with their genius. So, seek the colour in music and the music in colour.
Rajmohan Krishnan, founder of Ekatvam says “I am thrilled to announce the 3rd edition of the Holi Music festival. In the past, Ekatvam has proudly featured emerging artists such as Siddharth Belmannu, Kalynapuram S. Aravind, HM Smitha, Akshay Anand, and the renowned Sufi artist Mukhtiyar Ali. This year’s festival will continue to shine a spotlight on some immensely talented up-and-coming Hindustani and Carnatic musicians with a focus on duo performances by artists such as the Akkarai Sisters (S Subhalakshmi and S Sornalatha), the Chilkunda Sisters (Lakshmi Nagaraj & Indu Nagaraj), and others. For the first time, a novel attempt has been made where two pairs of Carnatic musicians will share the stage and perform as a pair and also as a quartet”
As always, Ekatvam is committed to giving back to the community and supporting those in need. The proceeds from the upcoming Ekatvam events will be used to support elderly care initiatives. Additionally, Ekatvam is proud to share that they have begun working on setting up their first elderly care facility in Kerala.
