Bhavayami Gopalabaalam

Jagadanandakaraka.mp4

Violin - Raghavasimhan Sankaranarayanan
Guitar - Sanjeev Krishna Ganesh
Keyboards - Sooraj Kumar
Percussions - Raghav Viswanathan
Bass - Murali Dhananjey
Drums - Vignesh Ashok
Recording,Mix and Master - Navneeth Balachanderan

Garage Sudha

Just happened to record my cousin Usha do an impromptu rendition of Krishna Nee Begane Baaro in the style of T Balasaraswathi - slow tempo and expressive. So I have kept the arrangement quite minimal. The raga is Yaman Kalyani

Krishna Nee Begane

Siddhi Vinayaka

This is an original Carnatic Song based on Hamsadhwani raaga
Written by my mother - Saratha Chandrasekaran

Music and Vocals - Chandramouli

Special thanks to Sahil Dhingra!

Siddhi Vinayaka (original)- Carnatic Fusion

EDIT: (11/11/2017) The reception towards this piece had motivated me to start the Beauty of Ragas series.  I have re-recorded and remastered the original track as I was never happy with the quality of the flute recording. I hope you all like it as well now.. :)

A sequel to my previous composition for my blog posting on the raga Nalinakanthi : http://aboutindianmusic.com/2012/03/raga-nalinakanthi-part-2/ 

I hope unlike the usual way in which sequels suck, this is better than the previous. 

Do use headphones please :-)

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Beauty Of Nalinakanthi - REDONE - (REMASTERED)

Carnatic notes, EDM, and western Violin create a fusion of harmony

The M.S.Subbulakshmi classic, Rangapuravihara, Muthuswamy Dikshitar’s kriti  in raga Brindavana Saranga, talam Rupakam,  presented here in a new age arrangement. Electronic music creates an effect of speed, while the kriti is sung in the traditional slow pace. The music starts with a simple synth melody; the vocalist then begins the Pallavi with mild violin harmonies in the background. The second vocalist joins in just after the Pallavi to deliver a catchy interlude of Swarams. The two vocalists go back and forth in the Anupallavi with a small violin solo in between. Then back to the Pallavi, and all the elements come together. The song ends on a high.

Team Shravan Kumar Ramani  (Vocals), Vinod Krishnan (Vocals),  Mayukha Kashyap (Violin) and  Nagaari (Music Arrangement and Production) infused this well known Carnatic classical song with western classical elements through Violin harmonies and contemporary instrumentation to create Rangapuravihara 2.0.

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Videography 
Brian Keim
Alex Boehnlein
Abby Boehnlein
Naveen Elangovan https://facebook.com/nvisionpx 

Post Production 
Brian Keim

Rangapura Vihara - IndianRaga | New Age Carnatic

I have played different styles of music from traditional carnatic to film-pop. However something that I've always leaned towards is to explore the idea of propping up our beautiful classical music against various genres like pop, rock, jazz etc. So here is a song from my outfit Karthick Iyer Live. We have played Thyagaraja's krithi Manavyala in the raga Nalinakanthi.

Do share! :) 

Covers music got a lively twist with the entrance of Karthick Iyer Live. Karthick Iyer who has played with bands and in festivals spanning almost all the continents in the world, has contemporized the existing format to suit the ever changing needs of the audiences. His concerts are known to touch every single person in the crowd, from old to new and from the laymen to the learned. He spices up his concerts with medleys of English, Tamil and Carnatic songs rolled into one. Dressed in a dazzling Moghul costume, holding a blue electric violin and armed with a compelling selection of Tamil, Hindi, English and Carnatic songs, Karthick is ready to cast a spell!

For wedding, corporate and other gig bookings please email karthickiyer.music@gmail.com

Musician Credits
Electric Violin - Karthick Iyer
Guitars - Akshay Chakrapani
Mridangam - Sumesh Narayanan
Percussion - Varun
Live Sound - Ramprasad

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Carnatic fusion music- Manavyalakim by Karthick Iyer Live

Jagadodharana - Bombay Jayashree

Bantu Reethi Kolu - Carnatic Instrumental - Nadashwaram

Sky RootZ-School of Carnatic Music is run by Jayshri Prakash. Focused on providing carnatic music lessons online and in-person. Sky RootZ is based in Singapore
Jayshri Prakash is a performing carnatic musician with over 15 years experience of professional performance and in training enthusiasts in Carnatic vocal music.

Bhavayami Gopalabaalam

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