By Lalitha Srinivasan
Surabhi Ganakala Mandira, Charitable Trust, Mysuru, had organised a two-day Yuva Pratibhotsava at Jayanagar Rama Mandira in city recently in order to provide a platform for young musicians, who had won the ‘Naada Surabhi’ award during the State-level Classical Music Contest held by ‘Surabhi.’ All the four singers who performed on this occasion, showed extraordinary confidence along with energy and enthusiasm all along their concert of an hour-and-a-half each. It was delightful to watch them handle even the most difficult areas like the Neraval and Graha Bheda with utmost ease. This was possible, probably, because of the extensive exposure of the youngsters to a wide range of music and plenty of opportunities to perform. Of course, good Pathantara by the Gurus, hardwork and dedication of the disciples and the increased IQ level of the present generation are the other reasons to achieve such excellence.
