Archive · 28 Nov 2025
Patanjali University Hosts Lecture Series on Music
Patanjali University held a special event called 'Naadyatra – From Anahata to Ahata.'
It was a day full of talks about music.
The event was led by Prof. (Dr.)
Sadhvi Devapriya, who talked about how music connects our spirits, science, and art.
Three experts gave speeches.
The first one, Dr. Sarita Pathak Yajurvedi, talked about how music is made and performed in India.
The second speaker, Dr. Anaya Thatte, explained how to start researching music.
The third speaker, Dr. Jyoti Singh, compared Indian music with music from around the world.
Many important people from the university attended, including professors and students.
Everyone enjoyed learning about the different aspects of music.
Patanjali University's Department of Performing Arts organized a one-day lecture series titled 'Naadyatra – From Anahata to Ahata.'
The event was guided by Prof. (Dr.) Sadhvi Devapriya, who emphasized the connection between spiritual, scientific, and artistic dimensions of music.
Three speakers presented on various topics: theoretical and practical aspects of Indian music, foundations of music research, and a comparison of Indian musicology with global music traditions.
The event was attended by university officials, faculty members, and students.
The programme included a ceremonial lamp lighting and the university’s kul-geet performed by students.
- Who
- Patanjali University's Department of Performing Arts
- What
- A one-day lecture series on the theme 'Naadyatra – From Anahata to Ahata'
- When
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Patanjali University
- Why
- To explore the spiritual, scientific, and artistic dimensions of music
- Event Name
- Naadyatra – From Anahata to Ahata
- Organized By
- Department of Performing Arts, Patanjali University
- Date
- Wednesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Key Speaker
- Prof. (Dr.) Sadhvi Devapriya
- Topics Covered
- Theoretical and Practical Aspects in Indian Music, Music Research, Indian Musicology and Global Music Traditions
- Attendees
- University officials, faculty members, and students