Raga Kirwani, vilambit ektaal, madhya tintaal

Raga Kirwani, drut tintaal

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Carnatic Chronicles is a monthly radio show that explores the rich history and culture of Carnatic music, one of India's two main classical music traditions. Presented by Srisutha Sarma Ganesasarma (@ehelasarma), the show features beautiful renditions of ragas by renowned artists, as well as informative commentary on the unique characteristics of ragas.
Carnatic Chronicles is a perfect way for listeners to learn about and appreciate the beauty of Carnatic music. Whether you are a seasoned Carnatic music fan or a newcomer to the genre, Srisutha Sarma's show is sure to captivate and inspire.

Tracklist:
Kala Ramnath @thesingingviolin & Subhankar Banerjee IG@subhankarbanerjeeofficial, “Malkauns – Dusk to Dawn”, 2012, Aavarthan – A Musical Odyssey. 
Vijay Kannan @_flutevijaykannan, “Hindolam”, 2017, Haunting Bamboo, Vol.3 (432 Hz).
Nisha P. Rajagopalan @nisha.rajagopalan, “Nambikettavar – Hindolam – Adi (Live)”, 2004, Sivalayam (Live).
Ranjani-Gayatri @ranjanigayatri, “Samaja – Hindolam – Adi”, 2013, Sangitha Gnyanamu.
S. Janaki & Illayaraja, “Om Namah Shivaaya”, 1983, Salangai Oli.
Shoba Shankar & A. R. Rahman, “Marghazhi Poove”, 1994, May Maadham.

Artwork: Maya Acharya @resting.abyss.face

Carnatic Chronicles - Episode 1 w/Srisutha Sarma

Carnatic Chronicles is a monthly radio show that explores the rich history and culture of Carnatic music, one of India's two main classical music traditions. Presented by Srisutha Sarma Ganesasarma, the show features beautiful renditions of ragas by renowned artists, as well as informative commentary on the unique characteristics of ragas.
Carnatic Chronicles is a perfect way for listeners to learn about and appreciate the beauty of Carnatic music. Whether you are a seasoned Carnatic music fan or a newcomer to the genre, Srisutha Sarma's show is sure to captivate and inspire.

Tracklist:
L. Subramaniam, “Raga kirvani: Râgam”, 2001, Inde du Sud – South India: Karnatic Violin 
Ryuichi Sakamoto & L. Subramaniam, “Raga Kirvani”, 1993, Little Buddha (Music from The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).
Dr. Jayanthi Kumaresh, “Keeravani Ragam Thanam”, 2019, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dsb2ukwYTmc 
Sudha Ragunathan, “Devi Neeye Thunai”, 2020, Devi Krithis.
T. M. Krishna. “Tatvajjivatvam Kiravani Adi”, 2013, Ekanta; T. M. Krishna.
Illayaraja & S. Janaki, “Katril Enthan”, 1980, Johnny.
A. R. Rahman, Hariharan & Sadhana Sargam, “Vennilave”, 1997, Minsara Kanavu.

Carnatic Chronicles - Episode 2 w/ Srisutha Sarma

HAYE RAM KE LEKE ARCHIV TEKNOLOGI MARIE PRAVDA BEGUM AKHTAR GHAZALS  HONEVO MIX

PLANT TECH GALACTIC

BIOROMANTIC MEMORY INTERLINK

Phil Scarff exquisitely captures the subtlety and depth of Hindustani music on soprano saxophone. Performances include India's legendary Tansen Samaroh (Gwalior); Nehru Center, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. and Dadar-Matunga Cultural Centre (Mumbai); Saptak School of Music (Ahmedabad); Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture (Kolkata); ICCR Theater and India Habitat Centre (Delhi); and JKK (Jaipur).  “Phil Scarff… weaving magic through his saxophone… soul-stirring… sonorous… refreshing and delightful.” - Deccan Herald, Bengaluru

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