The Best Of Carnatic Instrumental I Vol 1 I Audio Jukebox I Carnatic I Instrumental I N Ravikiran

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Sairam thank you ❤🎉❤
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Divine 🙏
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is it copy wrighted music can i use
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Peace for mind and soul ❤
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ఎంత చక్కటి సంగీతంమానసిక ప్రక్షాళన
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00:00 - Karunimpa - Sahana (N Ravikiran)br05:21 - Mari Vere - Ananda Bhairavi (TN Krishnan)br19:33 - Ghana Ragamalika Tanam (V Doreswamy Iyengar)br42:18 - Sri Saraswati Namostute - Arabhi (U Shrinivas)br47:25 - Gitarthamu - Surati (TN Krishnan)br54:04 - Akhilandeshvari - Dwijavanti (N Ravikiran)
Comment from : Sharath Sundar

Very nice
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Pranam for making available such great music for free on YouTube by your great kindness
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Soulful
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33:28
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All I can say is Thank you from very grateful for your talent💐
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These great SOULS have dedicated their every thing for the ART Solute them
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Super
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it helps to concentrate in my studies
Comment from : Sri Mon

amazing
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What year was this recorded?
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Very soothing energises me in my work
Comment from : Velayudhan AP

well played
Comment from : Srinivasan Krishnamoorthy

I have been looking for this all over
Comment from : Aditya Mukundan

Sir may I know if there is a video or album containing awesome carnatic songs rendered in different instruments Ie veena kutchery mandolin performance saxophone rendition flute recital nadaswaram alapanai violin ensemble thavil turbulence vociferous vocal etc Pl
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I don't know if this is even answerable, but: I have been listening to North Indian instrumental music a very long time And the more I run across "fusion music" the more I like the "real" INDIAN Indian music, not the latest "world music" I DO make an exception for Oregon, Shakti and Remember Shakti* I know they make some classicists cringe, but I do feel they are SINCERE and HONEST Which of course is what matters in the end However, to go from fusion towards N Indian classical, the next step seems towards S Indian of course What I'd like to know, is there SOME sort of website which translates which North Indian ragas have a basis in Southern Indian music? I have been exposed to both L Shankar and Srinivas through McLaughlin, and even I can figure out where the Northern Indian "Kirwani" came from And Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan were both known "includers" when it came to it But did like MOST North Indian ragas start somewhere South, or like, if I wanted to find a possible Southern root for Northern raga "Bilaskani todi" where could I look?brbrOh, and I can barely read French and German, so if a link is there but not English, it's better than nothing Thanks! brbr*(And ANYTHING Anoushka Shankar does I am madly in love and nothing anyone can say can help me there!)
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