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Anjani&

Riya Solanky&

Avani GohilSunday, September 21st, 2014

at 2:30 pm

Committed to celebrating their culture, Anjani, Avani, and Riya have been mentored at the Vivekananda Vidyapith, a school dedicated to the development of the life and character of young adults. Believing that each individual is potentially divine, the Vidyapith provides an environment that encourages each individual to uncover his or her energy and talent while pursuing the noble path of character building. Anjani, Avani, and Riya have been blessed with both passion and talent for the ancient South Indian classical art form of Bharatanatyam. These three young women have studied under the tutelage of Guru Suba Ramesh Parmar. It is their honor to invite you to attend this Bharatanatyam Arangetram to celebrate their culture, hard work, and continued pursuit of mastery in the arts.

Anjani Solanky, 16, is an accomplished Bharatanatyam dance student who has immersed herself for the past 7 years

studying South Indian Classical Dance and the creative process of linking the mind, body and spirit. Anjani has performed in many dance competitions and has been a member of several

winning teams. A rising junior at Wayne Hills High School, Anjani has been recognized by both the NHS and the NAHS for her academic

accomplishments. Her extracurricular activities have earned her a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and a spot on the Wayne Hills Track Team. Anjani is passionate about pursuing the arts through drawing and playing guitar and of course dancing.

Avani Gohil, 14, is a natural talent and is very passionate about Bharatanatyam. She has been learning this art form for 6 years. Avani recently graduated with honors from middle school and looks forward to matriculating at Wayne Valley High School this fall. Avani strives to be well-rounded in all of her endeavors; she divides her time away from school by playing tennis, swimming, learning guitar, and studying Indian Classical music.

Riya Solanky, 13, is a dedicated Bharatanatyam dance student who has been learning this ancient art for 6 years. Riya will be entering 8th grade at Schuyler Colfax Middle School this fall. Musically inclined, Riya plays both the flute and saxophone and has performed in many programs through her school band. Riya is most clearly defined by her compassionate spirit, which manifests itself in her love and care of animals.

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Dr. Mukesh & Daxa Solanky &Ashok & Krishna Gohil

along with Shubanjali School of Performing Arts

cordially invite you and your family to grace

Bharatnatyam Arangetram(South Indian Classical Dance Debut)

of

Anjani & Riya Solankyand

Avani Gohil

Sunday, September 21st, 2014 at 2:30 pm

Venue: The Ridge High SchoolRidge Performing Arts Center

268 South Finley Ave.Basking Ridge, NJ 07920

Reception and Refreshments at 2:30 pmProgram starts at 3:30 pm sharp

We warmly invite you to join us for Dinner after the program

RSVP by September 10th, 2014Phone: (973)865-7651

Email: aardance14@gmail.comWebsite: www.aardance.com

With best compliments from: Rajvir Solanky and Priya & Yuvraj Gohil

The GuruShubanjali School of Performing Arts, founded by artistic director Smt. Suba Ramesh Parmar in 1992, is a pioneering non-profit arts organization whose mission is to encourage excellence in the practice of Bharatanatyam. Shubanjali’s laurels extend beyond teaching, and the organization has received rave reviews for its exemplary original dance productions, including ‘Santa N’ Shiva,’ ‘Splash the Wonder,’ ‘Tales of Krishna,’ ‘Chauladevi,’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ “Lured by the Myths’, and ‘Tribute to the Legends’, among many others. Guru Suba is the most sought-after performer, teacher, and choreographer of Indian classical and folk dance in the tri-state area. She is the recipient of many coveted awards, including recognition from the Government of India and Tamil Nadu’s ‘Nattiya Tharagai’ (Star of Dance) and the most recent Dr. Balasaraswati Award, for excellence in dance. Shubanjali has won the Outstanding Dance School Award for the past four years, as awarded by the Hindu Temple, Bridgewater, at its Annual Festival, and the school has been the recipient of first place awards in numerous other competitions organized by FIA, UMBC, Zalak, and Cleveland Aradhana, to name a few. The institution strives to inculcate excellence in the field of Indian Dance throughout the world.

The OrchestraGuru Nattuvangam Smt. Suba Ramesh ParmarVocalist Sri. Gomathy NayagamMridangam Sri. Sakthivel MuruganndamViolin Sri. Sigamani NatarajanFlute Sri. Sankarapillai Sunilkumar

The ArtistsAnjani SolankyRiya SolankyAvani Gohil

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File Name : Solangi - Invitation

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Dr. Mukesh & Daxa Solanky &Ashok & Krishna Gohil

along with Shubanjali School of Performing Arts

cordially invite you and your family to grace

Bharatnatyam Arangetram(South Indian Classical Dance Debut)

of

Anjani & Riya Solankyand

Avani Gohil

Sunday, September 21st, 2014 at 2:30 pm

Venue: The Ridge High SchoolRidge Performing Arts Center

268 South Finley Ave.Basking Ridge, NJ 07920

Reception and Refreshments at 2:30 pmProgram starts at 3:30 pm sharp

We warmly invite you to join us for Dinner after the program

RSVP by September 10th, 2014Phone: (973)865-7651

Email: aardance14@gmail.comWebsite: www.aardance.com

With best compliments from: Rajvir Solanky and Priya & Yuvraj Gohil

The GuruShubanjali School of Performing Arts, founded by artistic director Smt. Suba Ramesh Parmar in 1992, is a pioneering non-profit arts organization whose mission is to encourage excellence in the practice of Bharatanatyam. Shubanjali’s laurels extend beyond teaching, and the organization has received rave reviews for its exemplary original dance productions, including ‘Santa N’ Shiva,’ ‘Splash the Wonder,’ ‘Tales of Krishna,’ ‘Chauladevi,’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast,’ “Lured by the Myths’, and ‘Tribute to the Legends’, among many others. Guru Suba is the most sought-after performer, teacher, and choreographer of Indian classical and folk dance in the tri-state area. She is the recipient of many coveted awards, including recognition from the Government of India and Tamil Nadu’s ‘Nattiya Tharagai’ (Star of Dance) and the most recent Dr. Balasaraswati Award, for excellence in dance. Shubanjali has won the Outstanding Dance School Award for the past four years, as awarded by the Hindu Temple, Bridgewater, at its Annual Festival, and the school has been the recipient of first place awards in numerous other competitions organized by FIA, UMBC, Zalak, and Cleveland Aradhana, to name a few. The institution strives to inculcate excellence in the field of Indian Dance throughout the world.

The OrchestraGuru Nattuvangam Smt. Suba Ramesh ParmarVocalist Sri. Gomathy NayagamMridangam Sri. Sakthivel MuruganndamViolin Sri. Sigamani NatarajanFlute Sri. Sankarapillai Sunilkumar

The ArtistsAnjani SolankyRiya SolankyAvani Gohil

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File Name : Solangi - Invitation

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Anjani&

Riya Solanky&

Avani GohilSunday, September 21st, 2014

at 2:30 pm

Committed to celebrating their culture, Anjani, Avani, and Riya have been mentored at the Vivekananda Vidyapith, a school dedicated to the development of the life and character of young adults. Believing that each individual is potentially divine, the Vidyapith provides an environment that encourages each individual to uncover his or her energy and talent while pursuing the noble path of character building. Anjani, Avani, and Riya have been blessed with both passion and talent for the ancient South Indian classical art form of Bharatanatyam. These three young women have studied under the tutelage of Guru Suba Ramesh Parmar. It is their honor to invite you to attend this Bharatanatyam Arangetram to celebrate their culture, hard work, and continued pursuit of mastery in the arts.

Anjani Solanky, 16, is an accomplished Bharatanatyam dance student who has immersed herself for the past 7 years

studying South Indian Classical Dance and the creative process of linking the mind, body and spirit. Anjani has performed in many dance competitions and has been a member of several

winning teams. A rising junior at Wayne Hills High School, Anjani has been recognized by both the NHS and the NAHS for her academic

accomplishments. Her extracurricular activities have earned her a Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do and a spot on the Wayne Hills Track Team. Anjani is passionate about pursuing the arts through drawing and playing guitar and of course dancing.

Avani Gohil, 14, is a natural talent and is very passionate about Bharatanatyam. She has been learning this art form for 6 years. Avani recently graduated with honors from middle school and looks forward to matriculating at Wayne Valley High School this fall. Avani strives to be well-rounded in all of her endeavors; she divides her time away from school by playing tennis, swimming, learning guitar, and studying Indian Classical music.

Riya Solanky, 13, is a dedicated Bharatanatyam dance student who has been learning this ancient art for 6 years. Riya will be entering 8th grade at Schuyler Colfax Middle School this fall. Musically inclined, Riya plays both the flute and saxophone and has performed in many programs through her school band. Riya is most clearly defined by her compassionate spirit, which manifests itself in her love and care of animals.