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"The Art of Kirtan" is a kirtan workshop at Melbourne's Mahaprabhu Mandir on 28 October 2012 with Madhava Dasa and Radhika Devi Dasi. It tells the human story behind Madhava and his kirtans ranging from his childhood to his training with Aindra Prabhu in Vrindavan and his travelling to introduce kirtan all over the world.

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Madhava speaks about kirtan etiquette and demonstrates how to play kartals and mridanga with the sole objective to please Krishna.

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