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My Identity - Beyond Artistry, with the support of National Arts Council (Singapore) and Tamil Language Learning and Promotion Committee (TLLPC)
Embark on a transformative journey with us as we present “My Identity – Beyond Artistry,” the eagerly awaited sequel to our resounding first season. Supported by the National Arts Council (Singapore) and the Tamil Language Learning and Promotion Committee (TLLPC), and in collaboration with Bhaskar Arts Academy, this concert guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Immerse yourself in the enchanting performances that will leave you spellbound. But that’s not all—be prepared for a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the minds of these remarkable artists. Our panel discussion will feature the talented performers and creators themselves, sharing their personal stories and offering profound insights into their creative processes. Discover the inspirations behind their artistry and gain a deeper understanding of the profound impact of culture and identity.
This multifaceted experience promises to be a profound exploration of artistry, identity, and the boundless potential of human expression.
5 inspiring individuals. 5 captivating stories. 5 original dance music pieces.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be inspired. Mark your calendars for July 22nd, 2023, at the Aliwal Arts Centre MPH. Be part of this extraordinary concert experience that celebrates the power of artistry and personal identity.
Get your tickets at https://myidentity2023.peatix.com/
The concert premiered Singapore's first-ever quintet, "The Vamshika Quintet", bringing together some of Singapore's finest Indian classical flautists. The concert also featured Rit Xu on the western flute and Jack Ng on the Suona. The concert featured five compositions and arrangements of Indian classical music repertoire.
The concert was critically acclaimed as it was for the very first time; the concert brought Singapore's finest flautists all on one stage.
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Venu Nadam: The Story Of Its Origin, with the support of National Arts Council (Singapore) and organised by Brahmastra
Brahmastra alongside multi-ethnic instrumentalists with featured singers performed for "The Tunes Of Somerset Belt" as part of Somerfest 2022, powered by the National Youth Council (Singapore). The concert was held at the Youth Park on 27th November 2022 from 7.30 to 8.30 p.m.
One of the songs, "Every Time We Play", has been released on all digital platforms.
Songs were composed and produced by multi-hyphenate Niranjan Pandian.
The Tunes Of Somerset Belt as part of Somerfest 2022, powered by the National Youth Council (Singapore)
My Identity - To Seek Within
Brahmastra presents என் அடையாளம் (My Identity), where we share five inspiring stories of youths who have discovered themselves through the creative arts and music.
These five stories have inspired five original compositions and dance works performed by Brahmastra alongside Ananya B., Krithika Soma, Samyukta Venkatraman, Taneshvari, Vaaheni and Vilvam Ramu.
Music composed by multi-award winning flautist and composer, Niranjan Pandian.
Rainforest World Music Festival 2022 by Flame of the Forest
Flame of the Forest had represented for the 25th Rainforest World Music Festival 2022 held at Sarawak. Niranjan was part of the band for the performance and it was a wonderful and spectacular performance by the band.
For more information, you can visit here.
7 Wonders of Tamil by Brahmastra, in-conjunction with Tamil Language Festival 2022 and supported by Tamil Language Council (TLC) and Tamil Language Learning and Promotion Committee (TLLPC)
7 Wonders of Tamil
7 Wonders of Tamil under the production of renowned musician, Niranjan Pandian went successfully as the performance showcased seven various facts of Tamil Language. The concert also launched the official music video, Enathu Tamizhe featuring playback singer Haricharan alongside numerous local singers. The concert also launched the music album, Tamizhe which is now available across all digital streaming platforms.
Ninaivugal by Tattva for Tamil Language Festival 2022
Ninaivugal by Tattva
Music Composed by Niranjan Pandian featuring Lalit Kumar Ganesh (Tabla), Jayagowtham Annadurai (Mirdangam), Akshara Thirukumaran (Parai) and Sriram Seshadri (Violin).
3 tracks namely Goddess In Me, The Heritage and Navaratnas was released for the dance music video by Tattva in-conjunction with the Tamil Language Festival 2022.
The performance can also be watched on youtube using the following link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41PovF0sEvU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjmn-KQFLH0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrGgjBih7EY
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Artwalk 2022 by LASALLE College of the Arts and Singapore Tourism Board (STB): 7 Wonders of Little India
Brahmastra Collectives performs 7 Wonders of Little India for Artwalk 2022 as part of Singapore Arts Week and organised by LASALLE College of the Arts and Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
The collective will be presenting an Audio-Video performance in collaboration with visual artists, Aarushi and Diviyam. You can access the performance via the link below.
The performance will be available from 21st January 2022 at 8 p.m.
Access the performance here.
Project 2020 by Nanyang Collectives
Nanyang Collectives, under the music direction of conductor Dedric Wong De Li, performed at the Esplanade Recital Studio. The ensemble performed original works composed by Avik Chari, Dr Kee Yong, Eric Watson and Zhong Xizuan. The performance was attended by minister Edwin Tong as well as numerous other composers and conductors.
Photo Credit: Ministry of Community, Culture and Youth (MCCY) and Nanyang Collective
Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music 2021 (BTS)
Join Brahmastra in the upcoming festival in partnership with Somerset Belt and powered by Ministry of Communications, Community and Youth (MCCY) and National Youth Council (NYC). We have featured artists and musicians from across the island from the traditional and contemporary fraternities.
The full suit of the performances will be available from 4th December 2021 till 31st December 2021. Join us and immerse yourselves in the festival.
Visit bfam.online to find out more.
Aikyam - The Oneness
Join award-winning Indo-ASEAN contemporary ensemble Brahmastra as they present the world premiere of their new album, Aikyam – The Oneness.
Featuring six original compositions, the new album is an immersive musical experience that will take you through the journey of Brahmastra as they explore life’s meaning through music and the soulful connections that manifest. Enjoy a blend of music from different communities such as Indian folk, Carnatic and Hindustani classical music, jazz, blues, funk, and more. This album includes the award-winning composition, Thadai Edhuvai.
Alongside these new tracks, Brahmastra will also be performing music from past releases include Desire, Inner Urge and Kadhalin Kaatre.
You can get your tickets at:
Aikyam – The Oneness - Esplanade https://www.esplanade.com/festivals-and-series/kalaa-utsavam-indian-festival-of-arts/2021/aikyam-the-oneness?tabid=104f1cf0-75c1-43cf-a7d5-b5d9855f27c2
Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music 2021 (VR)
Music Trailer for Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music 2021 (VR)
Explore local heritage and culture with Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music by Youthopia
December looks like an exciting month for those who miss immersive cultural performances with the upcoming Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music.
A partnership with the Somerset Belt, the digital Brahmastra Festival will feature local traditional and contemporary art forms to celebrate Singapore’s arts and cultural diversity. “A hallmark of Singapore uniqueness is its cultural diversity, and that is what Brahmastra aims to represent by being that bridge which allows arts, music and dance to come together to showcase our cultural unity,” said Joe Tan, a Somerset Belt Youth Community Lead.
This festival also hopes to appeal to music researchers, music enthusiasts and video directors. There will be six main acts and 18 other supporting acts throughout the month of December.
Full article is available at https://youthopia.sg/read/explore-local-heritage-and-culture-with-brahmastra-festival-of-arts-and-music/
Thinking of Bharathi by National Library Board (Singapore)
Explore local heritage and culture with Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music by Youthopia
December looks like an exciting month for those who miss immersive cultural performances with the upcoming Brahmastra Festival of Arts and Music.
A partnership with the Somerset Belt, the digital Brahmastra Festival will feature local traditional and contemporary art forms to celebrate Singapore’s arts and cultural diversity. “A hallmark of Singapore uniqueness is its cultural diversity, and that is what Brahmastra aims to represent by being that bridge which allows arts, music and dance to come together to showcase our cultural unity,” said Joe Tan, a Somerset Belt Youth Community Lead.
This festival also hopes to appeal to music researchers, music enthusiasts and video directors. There will be six main acts and 18 other supporting acts throughout the month of December.
Full article is available at https://youthopia.sg/read/explore-local-heritage-and-culture-with-brahmastra-festival-of-arts-and-music/