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Sindhu Natarajan is an accomplished vocalist in the South Indian Classical Music (Carnatic) tradition and hails from a family of musicians. She initially trained under her aunt, Smt. Vasanthi Kannan and later learned under her gradnfather, late Sri. P.V. Natarajan. She has also received advanced training from her other aunt, Smt. Raji Gopalakrishnan. Sindhu has given several solo concerts and has provided vocal accompaniment for several arangetrams and for professional dancers in the Bay Area and throughout the US. Sindhu has also learned Bharatnatyam under Smt. Mythili Kumar since 1994. As a Senior Company Dancer and Teacher, she has performed in many of Abhinaya Dance Company's productions, and has toured with the company to several US cities.
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N. Narayanan comes from an illustrious family of musicians who, in addition to singing classical Carnatic music, are proficient in Bhajana Sampradaya - the renderings of devotional songs and hymns on festival days. Narayanan had his training in mridangam under his father Sri. P.V. Natarajan and Sri. P.S. Parameswaran of Mumbai. He has accompanied several leading musicians and has won awards for his performances in India and in Bahrain. He is a much sought after mridangist for dance concerts. He has been playing consistently for all Abhinaya productions since 1990, contributing immensely to the company’s several successful productions. Additionally, Narayanan is a gifted vocalist who also plays the harmonium.
Shanthi Narayanan had her initial training in violin under Sri. A. Anantharama Bhagavathar. She has accompanied several leading artists both in India and Bahrain. She has played for many dance productions and music concerts in the Bay Area. She has been playing consistently for all Abhinaya productions since 1990, contributing immensely to the company’s several successful productions.