Continuing with the #CarnaticTrios series, we share a video concert by MS Gopalakrishnan. Gopalakrishnan was a revolutionary and a truly gifted artist who has accompanied innumerable legends in both Carnatic and Hindustani music. His technical prowess clubbed with his creative genius has been a major inspiration for many. This concert was presented in Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) on 19th October 1989. The concert details are below:
Violin - MS Gopalakrishnan
Mridangam - Umayalpuram K Sivaraman
Khanjira - V Nagarajan
Ghatam - EM Subramaniam
00:00 - Announcement
02:24 - Nattai - Pavanathmaja - Kanda Chapu - Muthuswamy Dikshitar
10:58 - Kathanakuthuhalam - Raghuvamsa Sudha - Adi - Patnam Subramania Iyer
18:42 - Pantuvarali - Aparama Bhakti - Rupakam - Tyagaraja
31:25 - Bahudhari - Brova Bharama - Adi - Tyagaraja
41:59 - Tani Avarthanam - Adi
46:09 - Sindhu Bhairavi - Tharana - Chathusra Ekam
49:43 - Sourashtram - Ni Nama Rupamulaku (Mangalam) - Adi - Tyagaraja
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About the series: • Carnatic Trios
Vaak presents Carnatic Trios, a series to remember the celebrated trios in Carnatic Music. We will be presenting archaic concerts by 3 set of carnatic trios starting 19 Jun 2024. Stay Tuned at Vaak's KZfaq Handle.
Through this initiative we aim to archive concerts by various artists and bring to our viewers the experience of listening to complete concerts. These concerts are carefully chosen from Vaak's archives and cleaned up for the best listening experience.
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