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This website is created to promote and highlight the diversity of culture and arts in the Malaysian society. The multiracial and multi-ethnic society of Malaysia is one of the most diverse and colourful communities in the world. Our aim is to capture and document the diverse artforms of Malaysia in this website for your viewing and reading pleasure.
Sunday, 8 November 2015
Swara CAC New Zealand Tour
Enjoy a night of soulful and rhythmic mix with the “EAST MEETS WEST – A Fusion Music Odyssey” concert presented by Swara Community Arts Center.
This will be a music performance involving the likes of Sitar genius Samuel J. Dass and tabla maestro Prakash Kandasamy.
Twelve world-class musicians and 6 dancers are coming from Malaysia. These include Samuel J Dass whose prowess on the Sitar is world renowned and tabla maestro Prakash Kandasamy who leads the rhythm section of the band.
The concert will include a wide range of captivating dances, ragas and rhythm patterns that will leave the audience mesmerised, riding a full band of emotions, evoking feelings of happiness, sadness and sheer delight. A Fusion concept that combines modern and classical rhythm. A programme not to be missed.
The SWARA Community Arts Center (SWARA CAC) consists of performing artistes who share the dream of teaching and nurturing the performing arts regardless of race, colour or creed. It believes in enriching the life of its students, community and society.
The mission of SWARA CAC is to fill the cultural landscape of their community and to build an artistic space for Malaysian youths, nurturing and supporting them for an extended term of concentrated artistic activity.
SWARA CAC is helmed by its Founder Patron Datuk Dr.Elamaran Sabapathy and President Samuel J Dass.
Swara Community Arts Centre Profile Video Released
Swara Community Arts Centre has released a new video which highlights their progress and achievements since its inception. The video puts together visuals and messaging by Swara's founders and advisors who form the pillars by which Swara is continuing its journey in ensuring that the arts and culture scene remains vibrant in Malaysia.
Amongst the personalities interviewed in the profile video is Datuk Dr.Elamaran Sabapathy, the founding patron of Swara Community Arts Centre and the man largely responsible for the rise of Swara as a serious platform to increase awareness on the importance of arts and culture in Malaysia.
He is amongst few who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that the Swara Community Arts Centre blossoms into what it is today. Datuk Dr.Elamaran who is a former top executive in music industry has been a strong support not only financially but also has taken great personal interest driven by his passion for the arts and culture to ensure Swara fulfils its mission.
Also featured in the profile is the President of Swara, the esteemed sitarist Samuel J Dass. Samuel realising that it is time the baton is passed to the younger generation so they can create a name for themselves and keep the flames of traditional music burning was inspired to start Swara to achieve his mission of creating and nurturing young musicians and artists.
We present to you the Swara CAC video profile for your viewing pleasure. Visit our YouTube page for more videos.
Amongst the personalities interviewed in the profile video is Datuk Dr.Elamaran Sabapathy, the founding patron of Swara Community Arts Centre and the man largely responsible for the rise of Swara as a serious platform to increase awareness on the importance of arts and culture in Malaysia.
He is amongst few who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that the Swara Community Arts Centre blossoms into what it is today. Datuk Dr.Elamaran who is a former top executive in music industry has been a strong support not only financially but also has taken great personal interest driven by his passion for the arts and culture to ensure Swara fulfils its mission.
Also featured in the profile is the President of Swara, the esteemed sitarist Samuel J Dass. Samuel realising that it is time the baton is passed to the younger generation so they can create a name for themselves and keep the flames of traditional music burning was inspired to start Swara to achieve his mission of creating and nurturing young musicians and artists.
We present to you the Swara CAC video profile for your viewing pleasure. Visit our YouTube page for more videos.
Tuesday, 1 September 2015
Oh My India - 27th & 28th June 2015
Oh My India is an assortment of dance performances which forms an enjoyable journey through all the states of India.
For the very first time, 10 different dances from the respective states of India is part of this magnificent performance that must be experienced by all.
The mesmerizing glorious cultural heritage of India is manifested through her many dance forms.
This show was performed by world class dancers from all over India with collaboration of aggregated Malaysian talents which can only be called brilliant.
Tuesday, 30 June 2015
Behind the Scenes at Swara CAC
Behind every breathtaking performance is hours and hours of dedication and determination to perfect every move. All the skills and lessons acquired throughout the years accumulate into the performances where the public gets to see their hard work pay off.
Here is a quick look into the practice sessions at Swara Community and Arts Centre.
Led by Swara's esteemed teachers, every inspiring dance performance has years of hard work behind it; much of that work is done by behind-the-scenes talents who turn beginners into performers.
Here is a quick look into the practice sessions at Swara Community and Arts Centre.
Led by Swara's esteemed teachers, every inspiring dance performance has years of hard work behind it; much of that work is done by behind-the-scenes talents who turn beginners into performers.
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