1. **Balasraswati’s Many - Splendoured Genius - Prof. M. Nagabhushana Sarma**
2. **Bharata Natyam * - T. BALASARASWATI**
3. **Music and the Dance * - T. Balasaraswati**
4. **Reflections*(On the art of dancing, in general and Bharata Natya in particular)-T. Balasaraswati**
5. **The Tanjore Quartet: A Tribute by T. Balasaraswati ***
6. **Balasaraswati - My Guru - An Interview with Smt. Nandini Ramani**
7. **My Teacher, Balasaraswati - Luise Elcaness Scripps**
8. **Balasaraswati's Musicians and Composers - Douglas Knight**
9. **Kandappa Nattuvanar - T. Sankaran**
10. **A Unique Artist - Aniruddha Knight**
11. **T. Balasaraswati in the US - Kay Poursine**
12. Bala: The Last Exit - N. Pattabhi Raman**
13. **Bharata Natyam’s “Whole World” - Renee Renouf**
14. **Bala – Tributes**
15. **Excepts from Performance Reviews**
16. **Balasaraswati’s Repertoire - V.K. Narayana Menon**
17. **Balasaraswati’s Life – A Chronology**
18. **BALASARASWATI : Fellow of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, 1975**
**Kandappa Nattuvanar - T. Sankaran**
**T. SANKARAN**
Kandappa Anna - ‘Elder Brother Kandappa’ was Bala- Saraswati’s teacher and also the conductor of her dance recitals for many years. He was the son of Nellaiyappa Nattuvanar (1850-1905) and a descendant, through the female line, of Tanjavur Chinniah, the eldest of the immortal Tanjavur Quartet. Nellaiyappa migrated to Madras city where he trained a number of pupils, Mylapore Gowri Amma and Jayammal - Bala’s mother among them, to perform Kolattam or stick-dance using Chinniah’s javalis. He also helped expand the repertoire of Dhanammal’s family, adding to it many popular javalis; *Vanipondu* (Kanada), *Yela Radayane* (Bhairavi), *Chanaro ee Mohamu* (Khamas) are his gifts. He was very closely associated with Dhanammal as well as composer-musicians like Muthialpet Tyagier and Fiddle Ponnuswami PilIai.
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