Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts

Monday, September 23, 2013

Results - The Indian Kukai #01 - Theme "Music"

Namaste!

Congratulations to Nandini Nair, winner of the first Indian Kukai, and others in the top 5 ... Arvinder Kaur, Sanjuktaa, RK Sameer, Yesha Shah and Paresh Tiwari.

Results displayed as (5,3,1)=5*1pt votes + 3*2pt votes + 1*3pt votes = 5+6+3 = 14 pts



Winner, 28 POINTS

Entry #14

my baby's heartbeat
against mine -
the rhythm for our lullaby

Nandini Nair
Pune, India

(6,8,2)=28pts



2nd Place, 22 POINTS

Entry #12

distant echoes--
a murmuring brook
in her anklets

Arvinder Kaur
Chandigarh, India

(8,4,2)=22pts



3rd Place, 19 POINTS

Entry #31

misty moon-
I almost remember
that song dad used to sing

Sanjuktaa
Belgaum, India

(9,2,2)=19pts



4th Place, 15 POINTS

Entry #08

another winter night...
the lone watchman's
same whistle tune

RK Sameer
Manipal, India

(13,1,0)=15pts



5th Place Tie, 12 POINTS (2)

Entry #11

evening raga -
the prussian wing-tips
of a blue jay

Paresh Tiwari
Hyderabad, India

(7,1,1)=12pts

Entry #21

temple bells...
memories of childhood
merge with the hymns

Yesha Shah
Surat, India

(6,3,0)=12pts



Results Continues...

10 POINTS(1)

Entry #22

open window:
memories enter
on the wings of an old song

Chitra Rajappa
Bangalore, India

(3,2,1)=10pts



9 POINTS (2)

Entry #02

blossoms sway
an old song breathes
through my mind

Kala Ramesh
Mumbai, India

(4,1,1)=9pts

Entry #25

replete with birdsong...
flowerless
the mango tree

Raamesh Gowri Raghavan
Mumbai, India

(4,1,1)=9pts



8 POINTS (1)

Entry #32

parched earth —
I yearn for the raga
of rain

Gautam Nadkarni
Mumbai, India

(2,3,0)=8pts



7 POINTS (3)

Entry #13

doves on a cable –
musical notations
of a spring sonata

Shernaz
Pune, India

(4,0,1)=7pts

Entry #16

boatman's song
across the river…
the Brahminy Kite

Anitha Varma
Ernakulam, India

(5,1,0)=7pts

Entry #19

Vande Mataram*…
fingerspelling muses
for the disabled

*National Song of India

Pravat Kumar Padhy,
Odisha, India

(2,1,1)=7pts



6 POINTS (2)

Entry #07

jazzy night ...
silent notes sparkle
in the sky

Jayashree Maniyil
Melbourne, Australia

(4,1,0)=6pts

Entry #10

long day...
child's first cry
soothes

Hema Ravi
Chennai, India

(4,1,0)=6pts



5 POINTS (4)

Entry #06

music in 3-D --
the ripples of moonlight dance
in Yamuna

Kumarendra Mallick
Hyderabad, India

(1,2,0)=5pts

Entry #09

fall's music
the cry of crows
circles a crow

Ramesh Anand
Suzhou, China

(1,2,0)=5pts

Entry #18

croaking frog -
setting rhythm
for my next poem

SB Vadivelrajan
Thirukadayur, India

(3,1,0)=5pts

Entry #24

A Gulmohar tree draining her fire
In a jugalbandhi*
of wind and rainwater.


*jugalbandhi - in Indian music, a duet involving two musicians, either vocalists or instrumentalists

Rochelle Potkar
Mumbai, India

(0,1,1)=5pts



4 POINTS (2)

Entry #28

moving the strings
in time to cosmic rhythms -
tuning the very soul

Praveen Menon
Bangalore, India

(2,1,0)=4pts

Entry #33

cuckoos’ song…
the jungle of brick & mortar
silenced

Arman Varma
Kanpur, India

(2,1,0)=4pts



3 POINTS (3)

Entry #01

autumn sunset -
yesterday's hits remix
my memories

Geetha
Madras, India

(1,1,0)=3pts

Entry #15

An expectant sky
The pangs of pain
In synchronous rigour

Reshmy Warrier
Mumbai, India

(3,0,0)=3pts

Entry #30

near dawn
someone in my neighborhood
practicing sa re ga ma

Quamrul Hassan
Dhaka, Bangladesh

(1,1,0)=3pts



2 POINTS (2)

Entry #05

Rumbling skies
Pitter-patter shower
Rain rhapsody!

Murali Raman
Mumbai, India

(2,0,0)=2pts

Entry #29

neighbour's song practice-
all the dogs of the street
joins him

spandanspark
Burdwan, India

(2,0,0)=2pts



1 POINT (1)

Entry #27

after the shooting star-
chant the wish list
in a single note

Kavya Kavuri
Hyderabad, India

(1,0,0)=1pts



NO POINTS THIS TIME, SORRY! (4)

Entry #04

Splashing waterfalls
cut noise farther
I standing on bank of river.

Neelam Dadhwal
Punjab, India

Entry #17

Your rhythm goes into
My window of emotion
For lovely music

Biswajit Ganguly
Kolkata, India

Entry #23

lullaby
baby in swing
enjoys the octave

Purush
Guntur, India

Entry #26

a star is born
'once more' for the
standby artist

Tushar Gandhi
Mumbai, India



DID NOT VOTE (NO RESULTS) (2)

Entry #20

delicate fingers
touching zebra stripes with love
blessings from above

Tahera Mannan
Nagpur, India

Entry #34

he sound of his flute
awakens our conscience -
a blind beggar

Sandra Martyres
Mumbai, India

RESULT UNDISPLAYED ON REQUEST (1)



Thanks to everyone who participated in this edition. We now have an idea on what needs to be done for the next edition. We’ve had fun reading your haiku as well.

Till next time,

Organizers,
Indian Kukai from IN haiku.

Thursday, August 29, 2013

Indian Kukai #1 - September 2013 - Welcome

Namaste!

We welcome you to the inaugural edition of Indian Kukai.

Indian Kukai comes to you from IN haiku group, which was formed by few like-minded haiku poets at the Haiku Utsav in February of 2013 – for exploring, promoting, enjoying and sinking deeper into the intricacies of this beautiful art form.

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Topics and results will be posted to this blog only. We’ll send you the ballot to the mail ID you use to enter the kukai.



The topic for Indian Kukai #01 is MUSIC.


The word need not be used in the haiku, but the haiku should be showing the topic clearly.

silent dawn...
calmness broken
by a shankh*

Vinay Leo R. 
August 2013
(* a shankh is a conch shell blown to initiate religious ceremonies and a major Hindu article of prayer)



Submission Period: SUNDAY – 1ST SEPTEMBER 2013 to SUNDAY – 15TH SEPTEMBER 2013 (11:59PM IST)
Voting Period: MONDAY – 16TH SEPTEMBER 2013 to SUNDAY – 22ND SEPTEMBER 2013 (11:59PM IST)
Results no later than: SUNDAY – 29TH SEPTEMBER 2013



Guidelines:

  • Participants may send no more than ONE HAIKU ENTRY on the topic. No haiga entries please.
  • Please do not enter any previously published haiku. Publication includes personal blogs, journals, facebook, print or websites.
  • All haiku entries are to remain anonymous till we publish the results.
  • If you submit a haiku to the kukai, then voting is mandatory.
  • If you fail to vote during the voting period, then your haiku will be shown without ranking points in the results.

  1. Send one haiku to our email id: in.kukai@gmail.com
  2. The subject for correspondence will be “Indian Kukai #01 – My Entry”
  3. Please sign your haiku with your name and place of residence (city, country).
  4. We will acknowledge your entry once we receive it.
  5. Write your entry in the body of the mail, left aligned. Attachments will not be considered.
  6. We will send a ballot mail with the entries to those who have entered, once the submission period closes.




Guidelines for Voting Period:

  • We will send you an e-mail with the entries numbered and randomized.
  • You will have 7 points to use in total, no more than 3 marks to any one haiku entry. All 7 points must be used.
  • Please do not vote for your own entry. Such votes will result in all your votes being rejected.
  • Order your votes in the same order as in list.

    For eg:
    #01 -- 3 points
    #06 -- 1 points
    #25 -- 2 points
    #55 -- 1 points
  • Once voting period closes, the results will be published on this blog. We will intimate the publishing of results on blog via a mail as well.


Welcome again, and we hope you enjoy this edition of Indian Kukai.

Cheers!


Organizers, Indian Kukai.