G Ravikiran - Vocal
Parur MS Ananthakrishnan - Violin
Melakaveri Balaji - Mridangam
Anirudh Athreya - Khanjira
Kamakoti Hall, 2 pm to 4 pm
padavini - sAlagabhairavi - Adi - T (S)
lekanA - asAveri - Adi - T (all 3 stanzas of charanam)
rAmA nIvadu - kalyAni - Adi - T (R)
toli nEnu jEsina - kOkiladhwani - Adi - T
RTP (shiva shankara karunAkara sambhO pAhimAm parama) - varAli - T Triputa, 2 kalai (RNST)
vAgalAdi bOdanacE - behAg - rUpakam - tirupati nArayanaswami
celinEtlu - paras - Adi - pattAbirAmayya
thillAnA - khamAs - Adi - PSI
Sapasyat - Jonpuri - Adi - ?
Neat presentation, his voice seems to traverse only 1.5 octaves comfortably though. For the RTP by my count he rendered the pallavi in one avartana, two avartana and 3 avartana as well (instead of 4 avartana, my mistake?). Is there such a way of singing pallavi?