Coventry Tamil Welfare Association

கொவன்றி தமிழர் நலன்புரிச் சங்கம்
Coventry Tamil Welfare Association

Hon Lady Godiva

Coventry, situated in the Midlands, is one of the ancient cities in England. World famous playwright William Shakespeare was born in Stratford, which is approximately thirty miles Southwest of Coventry. It is an industrial city and home for several inventions and productions. The very popular Jaguar car company is based here. Frank Whittle, who invented the Jet Engine, was born here too.

This city is world famous for our Lady Godiva's life story, which happened back in the thirteenth century and bringing meaning to the history and great heritage of the City, we still celebrate it every year in the streets of Coventry. The Godiva sprit, a timeless message of caring, unity and empowerment, stimulation and a smile for those in need of friendship - symbolises the humanity of mankind.

BHARATHANATYAM AND THE WORLDWIDE WEB

It was a magical world that I stepped into. One that was filled with musicality, serenity and divinity. As I threaded down the path of my Arangetram, little did I realise that at the end of it, the world of dance would have become part of me.
Since I could remember, I had always imagined myself performing my Arangetram whenever I attended one. Finally, with God�s grace I had the privilege to do so with Apsara teacher. She is one who personifies love and dedication to dance. When I try to make a list of things that I learnt from her, that list becomes endless. All I can tell you is that today I not only look at dance, but music, art, and culture with new eyes. It was she who opened that door into this magical world.-> -> -> M O R E

Mridangam (Percussion Instrument)

Classes in Coventry

Mridangam is an important 'Percussion Instrument' used in all forms of Carnatic Music concerts, the widely known 'South Indian Classical Music'.
Mridangam makes a concert complete with soothing rhythm enhancing the overall concert. The Mridangam, known as the double headed drum, is believed to be amongst the most ancient of drums.
A divine instrument, Mridangam is said to have been played by Lord Shiva and Nandhi Devar. It is the main percussion instrument used in Carnatic concerts and is known as the

Syllabus

The syllabus of Mridangam is very well conceived and structured and has been painstakingly prepared to create a strong curriculum. It is also an invaluable resource for students, guiding them in the systematic preparation for the various levels. Playing the instrument with perfect fingering technique is a must for a mridangist in order to produce proper nadham.

Venue

Clifford House,
38-44 Binley Road,
Coventry
CV3 1JA.

Course Details

Every Sunday from 9:00am to 1:00pm

Age

Any

Contact Details

07853 885 895
coventrytamils2002@gmail.com


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Registered Charity Number: 1093924

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