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BANTU REETHI (SRI TYAGARAJA KRITHI) (CARNATIC CLASSICAL-VOCAL)

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Visakha Dance & Music Academy AND Seetha Ramaiah Sangeetha Seva Trust Presented

Carnatic Classical (Vocal) by Smt. M Sasirani &

Hindustani Classical (Instrumental) by

Sri Subrata De, New Delhi (S I T A R)

Sri Saibal Chaterjee, Kolkata (Tabla)

Sri V Seetha Ramaiah, Visakhapatnam (Keyboard)

At: Kalabharati Auditorium, Visakhapatnam on 16-06-2013.

SOUND: SEETHA RAMAIAH's OWN SOUND SYSTEM (JBL)

The origin of Indian Classical Music:-
The origin of Indian Classical Music, can be traced back to the age of vedas (ie., the Samaveda, one of the four Vedas, describes music at length), Bharata's Natya Sastra, from around the 5th century A.D., and Saranga Deva's Sangita Ratnakara, from the early13th century A.D., that are considered to be the earliest recorded documents available on the theory and performance of Indian classical music. The history of Carnatic Classical music is incomplete without stating about the contributions made by the saints Sri Purandharadasu ( of 15th century A.D.) , Sri Thyagaraja , Sri Shyama Sastri (of 18th century A.D.), who left an enduring legacy of compositions. This tradition has a rich heritage and is perfectly attuned with Indian culture and religion.

Smt. M Sasirani (Visakhapatnam):- A senior Carnatic Classical Vocal exponent, initially learnt from Smt Darbha Vijayalakshmi, K Veerabhadra Rao, Edidha Kondala Rao, K Prakasha Rao, further from Sri Ivatoori Vijayeswar Rao from Visakhapatnam. Obtained Diploma in Carnatic Classical Music in 1988 and a graded Artiste of All India Radio & Doordarshan in Classical, light & Devotional music. Rendered Carnatic Classical (Vocal) concerts in All India Radio, on various stages including Visakha Music & Dance Academy, Visakhapatnam. A sincere, simple, humble personality ideal to be an example to others.

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Carnatic Classical Music (Vocal)

by Smt. M. SASIRANI, Visakhapatnam.

Mrindangam: Sri S Subramanyam, Violin: Sri H. Ramcharan.

' B A N T U R E E T H I '

Raagam; H A M S A N A A D A M

Taalam: A A D I T A A L A M

Rachana: S R I T Y A G A R A A J A K R I T I
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FAVOURITE SONGS
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