03-11-2016 : Veteran singer and musician Pandith W. D. Amaradewa, who was admitted to the Sri Jayawardanapura Hospital this morning following a heart attack, passed away a short while ago.
The Singers Association of Sri Lanka presents "SUMMER BREEZE" Dinner Dance on 02nd April 2016 at Eagles Lake, Attidiya. From 9.00.p.m Onwards - Bands : Sohan & The X periments Corrine & Company
Summer Breeze - Dinner Dance, On 2nd April 2016 at Eagles Lake Attidiya from 9.00p.m Onwards
President
Rohan De Silva
Veteran Singer and Musician
Vice President
Corrine Almeda
Veteran Singer
Secretary
Somasiri Medagedara
Veteran Singer and Musician
Deputy Secratary
Varadaththa Aravinda
Veteran Singer and Musician
Established in January 1991 and subsequently re-organized in August 2012, the Sri Lankan Singers Association (SLASA) was formed with the primary objective of uniting all Sri Lankan singers under a common umbrella. Serving as a voluntary organization, SLASA has established a robust and influential presence among singers across Sri Lanka, dedicated to safeguarding the future well-being of its members and their families.
Led by the President and a dedicated team, SLASA operates on an honorary basis, ensuring the organization functions cohesively. All financial resources raised are directed towards the continuous improvement of the association, as well as the execution of special events designed to provide support to singers and their families during challenging circumstances. Additionally, these funds contribute to initiatives aimed at nurturing the artistic talents of the children associated with SLASA members, facilitating their entry into various forms of entertainment.
SLASA extends its comprehensive range of activities and services to members specializing in diverse genres of music, including classical, music theatre, folk, jazz, and rock, fostering an inclusive environment for the enrichment of Sri Lanka's musical landscape.
Professor Sanath Nandasiri is a critically acclaimed Sri Lankan classical musician. Nandasiri has received several awards for his compositions; he composed the music to Sandamalige Kathawa, the first TV series on Rupavahini
M S Fernando
President
M. S. Fernando was a Sri Lankan baila singer. He is heralded a major player in the development of baila music and was widely popular among Sri Lankan audiences
Edward Jayakody
President
Edward Jayakody is a musician, singer and composer. Jayakody had directed the music for hundreds of Sinhala films and television serials; he has also composed many songs for children's programming
Saman De Silva
President
He is a veteran artist and a singer. A product of Nalanda College Colombo, Saman had conducted shows not only in Sri Lanka but all over the world
Madumadawa Aravinda
President
Madumadawa was a singer. He is a multitallented artist participating in reality television programs
Rohana Bogoda
President
Rohana Bogoda is a musician, singer and composer. He was a formar Music Director of Sri Lanka Radio Ceylon.
Keerthi Pasquel
President
He is a veteran artist and a singer. A product of Dharmarage College Kandy, Keertghi also had conducted shows not only in Sri Lanka but all over the world
Janaka Wickramasinghe
President
Janaka Wickramasighe is a versatile singer and multi-talented artist actively engaged in various television programs.
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Established in January 1991 and subsequently re-organized in August 2012, the Sri Lankan Singers Association (SLASA) was formed with the primary objective of uniting all Sri Lankan singers under a common umbrella. Serving as a voluntary organization, SLASA has established a robust and influential presence among singers across Sri Lanka, dedicated to safeguarding the future well-being of its members and their families.
Led by the President and a dedicated team, SLASA operates on an honorary basis, ensuring the organization functions cohesively. All financial resources raised are directed towards the continuous improvement of the association, as well as the execution of special events designed to provide support to singers and their families during challenging circumstances. Additionally, these funds contribute to initiatives aimed at nurturing the artistic talents of the children associated with SLASA members, facilitating their entry into various forms of entertainment.
SLASA extends its comprehensive range of activities and services to members specializing in diverse genres of music, including classical, music theatre, folk, jazz, and rock, fostering an inclusive environment for the enrichment of Sri Lanka's musical landscape.
