Sanjay+Varadarajan+Neyveli Venkatesh+Venkataramanan
Varnam: Dhanyasi -- Pada varnam
Begada: Ganarasamudan
Karaharapriya: Thuukathile
Saveri: Kapali irukka
Kalyani: Chidambaram
Harikamboji: Padamalar -- this was simply superb
bhairavi: ath tharunam
Behag: Karpagambigai
Khamaas: Tiruvalar mayilai
Kurinji (from bharathi): Enguniraindikkum
Madyamavati: Karpagame
The concert started (typical of Sanjay) about 5 mins early.
Most of the songs were relatively new? I have hardly heard more than 2 of them. Hats off! to Sanjay for mining these songs and making them
available to the listener. The Harikamboji was the hallmark of the concert. It was really a fantastic harikamboji. Needless to say Varadarajan
kept pace at every step mimicking while at the same time enhancing the phrases. The rendering of Tamil songs -- controlling the rough ending
consonantal words is indeed the Sanjay magic. Tani was well-supported by Neyveli and Venkataraman.
T M Krishna+Hemalatha+K V Prasad + BS Purushottam
The concert started about 10 mins late. TMK cannot be blamed

kunthalavarai: Tanam followed by Thamasamma
Petra thai (viruttam) -- Kedaragowla (from bharathi again), viruttam (TMK) + Hemalatha (alapana), ended with Mohanam -- Kapali
Devagandhari: Sarade veena vadhana
Natakuriji: pada varnam -- all the works including tani
kaapi: Enna tavam
sriranjani: kaana vendamo
I really enjoyed the way the tanam ended with tamasamma. Alapana by Hemalatha followed by viruttam by TMK was another interesting
new. The top on the list yesterday were Kapali and Natakurinji. TMK was in some other zone yesterday. He would have gone on, I guess.
Hemalatha was her usual self keeping pace at par with TMK thus earning her equal position on the stage. The soft strokes of KV Prasad and B S Purushottam, filled the many pauses with beautiful unobtrusive strokes that enhanced the music of the evening. TMK is truly a maverick, nevertheless one did feel "the Karnatik story" resplendent as ever.
Two contrasting styles. Thanks to all the artistes for giving us such a good fare.