https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkfsRB5tSqE
He produces unabashed music of his father! enta bhAgyamu was a one hell of a one down batsman. Heard a nice play in there by Anirudh for a svaram. Will post timeline!
BhUshAvaLi in progress!
Mahadevan Sankaranarayanan @Arkay - Rec. May 19, 2019
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Re: Mahadevan Sankaranarayanan @Arkay - Rec. May 19, 2019
A very much improved Mahadevan sankaranarayanan not yet given slots by Music Academy.
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Re: Mahadevan Sankaranarayanan @Arkay - Rec. May 19, 2019
I liked the concert - heard up to bhushavali.
He has improved a lot.
Bhushavali is Dikshithar =Vachaspathi??
It sounded a lot like Vachaspathi only. Never heard this krithi.
Isn't there a Bhusapathim and Gopanandana song in this ragam?
Few observations- looks like in his style there is not much emphasis on repeating the each sangatis twice. Even I felt the krithis rendition was s a bit hurried.
More appealing to me when sangatis are clear and repeated twice like Sowmya style. And Semmangudi style. That is something that only carnatic music has got
He has improved a lot.
Bhushavali is Dikshithar =Vachaspathi??
It sounded a lot like Vachaspathi only. Never heard this krithi.
Isn't there a Bhusapathim and Gopanandana song in this ragam?
Few observations- looks like in his style there is not much emphasis on repeating the each sangatis twice. Even I felt the krithis rendition was s a bit hurried.
More appealing to me when sangatis are clear and repeated twice like Sowmya style. And Semmangudi style. That is something that only carnatic music has got
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Re: Mahadevan Sankaranarayanan @Arkay - Rec. May 19, 2019
I haven’t seen the video yet and there is no song list so I’m not sure which raga was sung.HarishankarK wrote: ↑30 May 2019, 03:28
Bhushavali is Dikshithar =Vachaspathi??
It sounded a lot like Vachaspathi only. Never heard this krithi.
Isn't there a Bhusapathim and Gopanandana song in this ragam?
The asampurna raga of Dikshitar’s that corresponds to Vāchaspati is called Bhushaavati. There is a discussion of that at viewtopic.php?t=32673.
Bhushavali, though is a Janya raga of Vāchaspati. It is without a Ni in the arohana. “Gopanandana” is in Bhushavali. In the pallavi, you can hear the absence of the ni in the swarakshara type of sahitya: gOpanandana valaripunuta pada sArasa mAramaNA pAhi
(gOpa)