Media Releases of Percussive Arts Centre


                                        


Laya Vrushti 

Laya Vrushti”, which means a shower of rhythm, is the first in a series of Audio Cassettes planed to present exclusively some of the innovative thoughts mentioned earlier. In three parts, Laya Vrushti presents an innovatory item Laya Sammilan; followed by a classical rendition, Mridangam Symphony, and the conventional percussion round with a blend of different instruments named Percussion Ensemble

Laya Vrushti attempts to reveal the potentialities of the related instruments and simulate exploration of new dimensions in music. The interesting feature of this presentation is the individual contribution made by each member to produce an overall enjoyable performance. The variety in the items presented and the innovations attempted establish a step towards the identification of the independent personality of each instrument. “Sangeetha” Master recording Co. Madras released this. 

Laya Vinyasa 

Percussion Ensemble produced under the Scheme of Professional Groups in the year 1999-2000 is an experimental and innovative recital with eight instruments. In addition to the conventional Karnatak percussions Mrudanga, Khanjari, Ghata, Morching and Konagolu, Hindustani Percussion Pakhawaj, Open-air instrument Dolu and Electronic Instrument Rhythm Pad are used to highlight the infrequent eleven – counts time gait and Khanda Chapu. Cassette released in 2000.