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MIT’s Heritage of the Arts of South Asia MIT’s Heritage of the Arts of South Asia www.mithas.org www.mithas.org Fall 2010 Carnatic Concert Fall 2010 Carnatic Concert Ranjani - Gayathri (Vocal) Ranjani - Gayathri (Vocal) H. N. Bhaskar (Violin) H. N. Bhaskar (Violin) Delhi Sairam (Mridangam) Delhi Sairam (Mridangam) Broad Auditorium, MIT, Cambridge, MA Broad Auditorium, MIT, Cambridge, MA October 10, 2010 October 10, 2010 MIT’s Heritage of the Arts of South Asia www.mithas.org Fall 2010 Carnatic Concert Ranjani - Gayathri (Vocal) H. N. Bhaskar (Violin) Delhi Sairam (Mridangam) Broad Auditorium, MIT, Cambridge, MA October 10, 2010 MIT’s Heritage of the Arts of South Asia MIT’s Heritage of the Arts of South Asia Spring 2003 Carnatic Concert www.mithas.org Fall 2010 Carnatic Concert Ranjani - Gayathri (Vocal) H. N. Bhaskar (Violin) Ranjani - Gayathri (Vocal) H. N. Bhaskar (Violin) Manoj Siva (Mridangam) Delhi Sairam (Mridangam) Sunday, March 9, 2003 Broad Auditorium, MIT, Cambridge, MA MIT Wong Auditorium, Cambridge, MA October 10, 2010 Track Title Time Disc 1 1.1 Sarasooda (Varnam) –Sa veri – Adi – Kotthavasal Venkataramaiyer 5:51 1.2 Swaminatha – Nattai – Adi – Muthuswamy Dikshithar 6:57 1.3 Ma Ramanan – Hindolam – Roopakam – Papanasam Sivan 6:05 1.4 Sala Kallaladu – Arabhi – Adi – Thyagaraja 21:43 1.5 Marivere – Anandabhairavi – Misra Chapu – Shyama Shastry 9:55 1.6 Raga Alapana - Kambodhi 21:01 Disc 2 2.1 Evarimata – Kambodhi – Adi – Thyagaraja 33:43 2.2 Pattividuvaradhu – Manjari – Adi – Thyagaraja 5:09 2.3 Ragam, Thanam - Shanmugapriya 27:40 Disc 3 3.1 Pallavi – Shanmugapriya – Kanda Jathi Jampa 29:01 Swaras: Sriranjani, Vasantha, Amrithavarshini, Kapi 3.2 Viruttham: Kamba Ramayanam – Bilahari, Hamsanandi, Desh 12:25 Rama Namame – Desh – Adi – Thanjavur Shankara Iyer 3.3 Muddhugare – Kurinji – Adi – Annamacharya 3:27 3.4 Janaki Natha Sahaya – Yaman Kalyani – Ekam – Tulasidas 9:35 3.5 Neenyako – Ragamalika (Senchuruti, Punnagavarali, 3:58 Nadhanamakriya, Sindhubhairavi) – Adi – Purandhara Dasa 3.6 Bhootha Mote (Abhang) – Chandrakauns – Adi – Tukaram 7:55 3.7 Mangalam – Sowrashtram, Madhyamavathi – Adi 1:24 Copyright © MITHAS Digital Stereo Recording by Dr. S. Venkataraman .

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