26 January 2024, 06:47 AM IST U. Rajesh, Shivamani, Harmeet Mansita
Thiruvananthapuram: When the lowercase letters of thoughts and the uppercase letters of community are filled to the brim, Shivamani and his team will come to set the rhythm. When Shivamani turns the drum stick into a magic wand, U. Rajesh’s mandolin and Harmeet Mansita’s keyboard will make for a pleasant evening.
Shivamani and his team will be coming to the Mathrubhumi International Literacy Festival stage from February 8 to 11 at Kanakakunn Palace, Thiruvananthapuram to change the heartbeat of the fans. On February 9th at 7 pm, the ‘Siraha Trio’ concert will be held by Sivamani, Harmeet and Rajesh, who have fans all over the country.
Shivamani also joins the art evening at the Mathrubhumi Aksharotsavavedi, where the maharaths of many continents meet on one map. February 9th is an opportunity to experience Shivamani’s presentation in person, which combines traditional Carnatic rhythms and western dynamism. While Shivamani fills the stage with speed on Uduk and Ganchira on drums, U. Rajesh on mandolin strings melts away impamthir. When the magic of Harmeet Mansita’s keyboard is added, the capital is sure to shake its head to the beat.
On the first day of Mathrubhumi Aksharotsavam, South India’s favorite singer Haricharan will perform on stage with his band. This voice, which has been imprinted in the hearts of Malayalis including the superhits of ‘Baahubali’ and ‘Bangalore Daisy’, will fill Kanakakunnu on February 8 at 7 pm.
On February 10, Thiruvananthapuram’s own Harishankar, Malayalee’s favorite singer, will grace Kanakakunnin’s evening with the song ‘Pavizhamazha’. Kanakakunn turns into a hill of art as the Kottarumat, the venue of the Mathrubhumi International Literary Festival, is filled with Kerala art and Kalaripayat every day.
