Sanjay Subramaniam Vocal concert_Part 1

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Carnatic Vocal: Sanjay Subramaniam
Violin: Nagai Muralidharan
Mridangam: K.Arun Prakash
Date: Sept 05, 2008
Venue: SSVT, Maryland

Here's the list of songs sung:

1. Sami Ninne Kori, Sri raga Varnam
2. Vande Mataram Enbom , Sankarabaranam
3. Nannu vidachi, Ritigowla
4. Kanchadalayadakshi, Kamalamanohari
5. Enathu Manam kavalai enum erul soozhndal, Harikamboji, Papanasam Sivan
6. Gajavadana sammohita veera, Todi, Maharaja Kumara Ettendra(not heard of this name ?)
7. Oho Kalamae un pol evarkku undu indra jalamae, Sahana, Mayuram Vedanayakam Pillai
8. Needhu mahima, Hamsanandi, Harikesanallur Muthaiah Bhagavatar
9. RTP Bahudari:
Pallavi: Kandhanadi Avar enakku sondhamadi Valli manaalanadi
10. Kundrin Meedhu Nindru Kanden, Kamas, Bharathidasan
11. slokam: sruthva guna .....song: Bansiwale Hey Man Moh, Mohanam, Swati Tirunaal
12. kanDu dhanyanAdenO Udipi Krishnana, Behag, Purandaradasar
13. Nijagadasa yadhu nandhanae, Sindubairavi, SriJayadeva
14. Arumo Aaval, Mand, T.K.Kalyanam (Karnatik.com says Kannan Iyengar? for author)
15. Mangalam, Madyamavati

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:57 PM

    Hi,

    A few corrections are in order:

    1. The Mridangam accompaniment for Sanjay was provided by Neyveli Venkatesh (and not Arun Prakash).

    2. The "Vande Mataram" song was in Kedaram.

    3. It's "Raka Sashivadane".

    Thanks!

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  2. Aarthi Srinivasan5:30 PM

    Hello Anonympous,

    Thanks for the comments. Noted my mistakes. Kedaram should have been obvious. Really bad ears I have. Thanks.

    ReplyDelete
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