sarojaramanujam
27th February 2006, 11:43 AM
TNSeshagopalan
TNSeshagopalan a maestro of carnatic music and a creative genius. An excellent exponent of harikatha. He is going to do harikatha on Kambaramayanam in Hamsadvani from 5th to 9th April. Don't miss it.
AIR is braodcasting his RTP series every Tuesday in Arangisai at 8.45 am. So far there were three of his RTPS, Hamsadvani-Nagasvaravali, Shanmukhapriya and Kamalamanohari.Next week it will be an RTP in Dharmavathi. His delineation of raga and the renderin g of svaraprasthara is something to be heard to be believed. While HAMSADVANI-NAGASVARAVALI was brilliant being double barrelled, the SHANMUKHAPRIYA was fabulous both in raga alapana and svaras which were out of the ordinary. The minor raga KAMALAMANOHARI was given a stastus of a major raga which is possible only by such a stalwart as TNS. The svaras were melliflous yet forceful and he fondled each svara as though patting thyem with a peacock feather and the flow of svaras were like flowers strewn in river of music.
TNSeshagopalan a maestro of carnatic music and a creative genius. An excellent exponent of harikatha. He is going to do harikatha on Kambaramayanam in Hamsadvani from 5th to 9th April. Don't miss it.
AIR is braodcasting his RTP series every Tuesday in Arangisai at 8.45 am. So far there were three of his RTPS, Hamsadvani-Nagasvaravali, Shanmukhapriya and Kamalamanohari.Next week it will be an RTP in Dharmavathi. His delineation of raga and the renderin g of svaraprasthara is something to be heard to be believed. While HAMSADVANI-NAGASVARAVALI was brilliant being double barrelled, the SHANMUKHAPRIYA was fabulous both in raga alapana and svaras which were out of the ordinary. The minor raga KAMALAMANOHARI was given a stastus of a major raga which is possible only by such a stalwart as TNS. The svaras were melliflous yet forceful and he fondled each svara as though patting thyem with a peacock feather and the flow of svaras were like flowers strewn in river of music.