
Write Up of Mr B Anantharam
B. Anantharaman popularly known as Ravi in the field of music is a highly accomplished young Violinist.
Training
Ravi underwent his initial training at the " The Fine Arts Music School ", Chembur for five years. He then took advance training under Shri. S.V. Ramachandran.
Experience: India
Accompanied many world renowned artistes in prestigious organizations like Sri Shanmukhananda Fine Arts and Sangeeta Sabha, Chembur Fine Arts Society, Bharatiya Music & Arts Society, Dombivili Fine Arts, Rasika Ranjani Sabha, Bhakta Rasika Ranjani Sabha, Gana Kala Vidya Nilayam, Nehru Centre, National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA), South Indian Association (Ahmedabad), Youth Association for Cultural Music (YACM Madras), South Indian Cultural Association (SICA Indore), Poona Sangeetha Sabha (Pune), etc.
Accompanied Smt. D.K. Pattamal at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Deonar
Accompanied Smt. Aruna Sayeeram at Rasika Ranjani Sabha, Ghatkopar
Accompanied Shri. Shankar Mahadevan at Fine Arts Society, Chembur
Accompanied Bombay Jayashree at Fine Arts Society, Chembur
Accompanied renowned artistes like Smt. Hema Malini, Ms. Meenakshi Sheshadri, Ms. Sudha Chandran (Mayuri fame), Mr. Raja Reddy & Mrs. Radha Reddy, Smt. Chitra Visweswaran, etc.
Co-founder of 'Soundarya-Laya' ensemble - a unique blend of rhythm with melody
Participated in
Nehru Centenary Celebrations, Nehru Centre (1989)
Tansen - Thyagaraja Festival, UDCO - Lucknow (1990)
Kalamandalam Golden Jubilee Celebrations, Trichur (1990)
Raj Bhavan, Bombay in the presence of His Excellancy Governor Shri. C. Subramaniam (1992)
Rajiv Gandhi Memorial, Hyderabad (1993)
Spirit of Unity Concerts for National Integration, Hyderabad (1994)
Thyagaraja Festival, SICA - Indore (2001)
Experience: Abroad
Music Guimet, Paris, France
Tropen Institute, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Rietberg Museum, Zurich, Switzerland
Alte Kirche, Zurich, Switzerland
Radio Studio, Bern, Switzerland
Deutschwelle Studio, Germany
Indian Cultural Festival, Nantes, France
Scholarships and Awards
Scholarship for five consecutive years from " The Fine Arts Music School ", Chembur (1977 to 1982)
Second prize at " Sri Shanmukhananda Fine Arts and Sangeeta Sabha " (1985)
First Prize at "Synergy '87" (NITIE)
First prize at "Sri Shanmukhananda Fine Arts and Sangeeta Sabha" (1988)
First Prize at "Synergy '88" (NITIE)
First Prize at "Synergy '89" (NITIE) - Sponsored by Shri. Lalgudi Jayaraman Trust
First Prize at "Mood Indigo '90" (IIT)
Title of 'Sur-Mani' by Sur Singar Samsad, Mumbai
Published Recordings
Chant Karnatique, Aruna Sayeeram, Series: Ethnic, Auvidis, Paris, France
Padma Ganapathy, Victory Cassettes, Mumbai, India
Contact Information
7/ 188 Parijath, 15th Road,
Chembur, Mumbai - 400 071.
Telephone No. : 91-22-528 3110
Email Id :
raviba@netkracker.com, banantharaman@yahoo.comEducational Background
B. Com. from R.A. Podar College of Commerce and Economics
Advanced Diploma in Systems Management from NIIT
A Software Consultant by profession, Ravi is currently employed as Director - Projects in Microsys Technologies
" Ravi effortlessly straddles the world of Music & Computers "
What do the critics have to say...
----- Rajan Sadasivan" B. Anantharamans violin support was competent. "
Times of India, Bombay, May 23, 1990
----- Sulochana Rajendran" Violinist Anantharaman was supportive all through. His solo strips were clear. "
Times of India, Bombay, Oct 11, 1990
" Accompanying Lakshmi Ramakrishnan on the violin was B. Anantharaman, who did a good job of his participation. "
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---- Sulochana RajendranIndian Express, Bombay, Nov 15, 1990
" Aruna Sayeeram was given excellent support by Anantharaman on the violin. "
----- Susheela MishraTimes Of India, Lucknow, Nov 24, 1990
" Anantharaman on the violin acquitted himself creditably, while his rendering of Kalyani deserves special mention. "
----- K. Subadra MurthyTimes Of India, Bombay, May 17, 1991
" Ravi Anantharaman on the violin lent an ideal support to Pandit Jalsaheb Balaporia with delicate nuances and harmonious overtones which enhanced the overall effect of the entire concert. "
----- Batuk DewanjiTimes Of India, Bombay, Dec 24, 1992
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