Tourism, Culture ministries to organise classical music fest; focus o heritage, eco-destinations
The event, named Krishnaveni Sangeetha Neerajanam, will take place from December 10
12, 2023, on the banks of the River Krishna, bringing together artists and witness participa
from students representing music colleges of Andhra Pradesh and nearby states. The eve
which aligns with a broader mission to promote and preserve the cultural heritage of Ind
will have a series of concerts arranged at six venues on November 27.
The Ministry of Tourism and Ministry of Culture, Government of India,
in collaboration with the Government of Andhra Pradesh and Sangeet
Natak Akademi, is orchestrating a celebration of classical music in
Vijayawada.
The event, named Krishnaveni Sangeetha Neerajanam, will take place
from December 10 to 12, 2023, on the banks of the River Krishna. This
much awaited event will bring together renowned artists and witness
active participation from students representing music colleges of Andhra
Pradesh and nearby states. The festival shall also feature exhibitions of
regional cuisine, local handicrafts and handlooms. The festival also aims
to promote the hidden gems of the region including spiritual, heritage
and eco-destinations.
The event aligns with a broader mission to promote and preserve the
cultural heritage of India. Focused on reviving the traditions of
Harikatha and Namasankeerthana, the musical gala seeks to create an
immersive experience for attendees.As a prelude to the main event, a series of concerts have been arranged at six distinctive venues on November 27, 2023. These performances will
take place in Bobilli, Rajahmundry, Lepakshi, Movva, Nellore, and
Kurnool, each featuring eminent musicians.
As the nation anticipates this cultural extravaganza, the Krishnaveni
Sangeetha Neerajanam festival promises to be a harmonious
convergence of tradition, talent, and the timeless allure of classical
music, inviting visitors from all across the country.
