Fill up your senses with music

Pauline is spending the end of summer with her cousin Marion at the family villa in Normandy. Marion, recently divorced, runs into a former lover Pierre who introduces her to his new friend Henri. The latter who is married with children soon strikes up a relationship with Marion who has fallen in love with him. A jealous Pierre tries to break them up telling her about Henri’s sailor life-style with many women. Meanwhile Pauline bored with these complications meets Sylvain, a boy her own age…

At Alliance Francaise, 6 p.m. on Sunday. n Verlorene Landschaft (Lost Landscape), 1992, 95mins., col. Directed by Andreas Kleinert. Elias receives a strange telephone call shortly after his 47th birthday. He is informed that his parents are to be buried next week and that he should come immediately as he is to inherit the house. He finds out that the telephone call was a macabre joke on the part of his father who is anxious to see his son again after many years of separation.

At the Max Mueller Bhavan, 7 p.m. on Friday
Gadhwacha Lagna: Directed by Bandu Kumbhardare and produced by Kisan Khamkar. At Balgandharva Rangmandir, 12.30 p.m., Fridayn Ani Makarand Rajadhyaksha: Directed by Dilip Kolhatkar and written by Arvind Aundhe, the cast includes Vikram Gokhale, Shakuntala Nare, Rajasi Behre, Dilip Kolhatkar.

At Balgandharva Rangmandir, 12.30 p.m., on Saturday.
Baiko Asun Shejari : Written by Pratap Gangavane and directed by Sanjiv Vadhavkar the cast includes Bharat Savale, Medha Gokhale, Rajashree Nikam and Pradeep Patwardhan.

At the Balgandharva Rangmandir, 5 p.m. on Saturday.
Surya Pahilela Manus: Written by Makarand Sathe, directed by Atul Pethe, costumes Shyam Bhutkar.

At Tilak Smarak Mandir, 12.30 p.m. on Sunday.
Shevatcha Dis: Written by Go Pu Deshpande and directed by Jyoti Subhash, the cast includes Upendra Limaye, Purva Keskar, Devendra Saralkar, Prasad Vanarase, Jyoti Subhash and Gajanan Paranjape.

At Bharat Natya Mandir, 9.30 p.m on Friday.
Classical :The Young Musicians’ Concert Series in celebration of the British Council’s 50th anniversary in India presents flautist Brian Finnegan. Irishman Finnegan is an excellent flute and whistle player and mainly concentrates on playing the bamboo flute or the Irish wooden flute. He is equally at home on the high whistles and the low whistles. He has toured the globe both as solo artist and with his own band. He has lived in places as diverse as Budapest in Hungary and Nepal and these myriad influences have seeped into his repertoire almost by osmosis, which consists of traditional tunes as well as original compositions and tunes from further afield.

At Tata Management Training Centre, 1 Mangaldas Road, 6.30 p.m., Sunday.
Marathi melodies is organised by the cultural group Sumanjali. Manatlya Bhavkalya will feature scores composed by Madhusudhan Kulkarni. The singers include his students – Narendra Kulkarni, Raghunath Khandalkar, Rajeev Barve, Madhuri Kulkarni and Manjiri Joshi amongst others. They will be accompanied by musicians Pramod Ranade, Anil Sukhapure and Vishwanath Gaikwad.

At Vedshastrottejak Sabhagriha on Saturday evening.
Poona Sageetha Sabha has organised a Carnatic vocal music concert by Maharajapuram Srinivasan, son of the illustrious late Maharajapuram Santhanam.

At Bhartiya Vidya Bhavan Hall, off Senapati Bapat Road, on Wednesday, 6.30 p.m.
Gaanvardhan, devoted to the classical performing arts presents singer Dr Alka Marulkar who will perform kajri, dadra and hori, popular semi-classical song forms of the golden era of Lucknow and Benaras.

At Manohar Mangal Karyalaya, Erandvane, on Wednesday at 7 p.m.
Kala Gaurav Sangeet Mandal presents Sangeet Mahotsav on the occasion of Gudhi Padva. The programme will feature young singer Purva Shah and Sanjeev Abhyankar, a disciple of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi. Musical accompaniment will be provided by Prabhakar Pandav, Sudhakar Chavan, Pandurang Mukhade and Prashant Pandav.

At Tilak Smarak Mandir, 5 p.m. on Thursday
The Sense of relief. Suchita Tarde’s exhibition of murals, relief on murals and pottery.

At Balgandharva Art Gallery, from Friday to Monday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Lepakshi Heritage Collection. ON display are the famous Hyderabad pearls, Kondapally toys, vases and jewellery in Bidri work and intricately-carved wood panels, Pochampalli saris, Kalamkari bedspreads, Mangalgiri cottons. Traditional puppets fashioned out of leather and painted with vegetable dyes. At Tilak Smarak Mandir.

Miscellaneous
The Bubbles Choice Club have put their talents together for a variety entertainment show scheduled for March 13 at Nehru Memorial Hall. Along with three plays and some song performances, the kids have a fashion show lined up too, along with games for the young audience members. Open for those between 2 and 15 years, this is fun time for kids by kids!

Zeenisha’s Talent Window presents a Food Fare and Summer Fair, comprising delectable food items and novelty handicrafts, by the enterprising Poonawalas (Zeenat, Niloufer and Irisha). The stalls will have a variety of cuisines – Bhori, Irani, Parsi and Goan – chocolates, cakes, fiery pickles, jams and sauces, frozen foods, canned foods, chaats and sherbets. For non-foodies, there are clothes, gift articles, books and novelties to choose from. At Saifee Street (off Main Street), on Saturday from 10.30 a.m. to 7.00 p.m.