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Author: shalakshalak
Date: Dec 24, 2008 09:56
On Dec 24, 1:46Â am, "c.parthapra...@ gmail.com"
gmail.com> wrote:> On Dec 24, 3:34Â am, Abhik Majumdar gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> Try here:
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>> Just checked it out. Lovely recording, but seems to be mislabelled.
>> It's Pooriya, not Pooriya Kalyan.
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>> Abhik
When I click on the link I get a webpage not found message.
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Author: Sivaraman39Sivaraman39
Date: Sep 22, 2008 17:31
1.T.R. Mahalingam(Mali as he was popularly known) was born on
16/11/1926;died on 31/05/1986.
2. As a flautist, he was a Legend during his lifetime, and continues
to be "The
God of Celestial Flute",whose playing was the epitome of all divine
music,as
embodied by Lord Krishna himself.There never was and,it is highly
improbable
that there ever will be another flautist to equal him in sheer
brilliance,virtuosity,creativity and evocative genius,capable of
transporting
listeners to an out of the world experience, when he was in his
element.
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Author: Arun GopalanArun Gopalan
Date: Sep 22, 2008 16:35
Association for India's
Development
presents a Benefit Concert
by
the CONTEMPORARY, ROCK, FUSION, FOLK and CLASSIC by India's No 1
Fusion band
"INDIAN OCEAN"
Saturday, 27 September 2008
6 p.m. - 9 p.m.
www.indianoceanindc.com
Venue : Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center
---------- Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria Campus
3001 North Beauregard Street
Alexandria
Virginia 22311
Tickets: $ 25*, $35, $50 , $100
Buy 4 get 1 free
Buy 20 get 6 free
Hurry! This will be a SOLD OUT concert soon!
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Author: Sivaraman39Sivaraman39
Date: Sep 21, 2008 06:21
Born on 27th August, 1928 in Rajamundry, Andhra Pradesh,Voleti
Venkateswaralu's unique and imaginative style of music, which,though
steeped in the traditional classicim of carnatic music,also
incorporated those better elements of the hindustani sytem like voice
culture,sruthi suddham,elaborate raga alapanas with slow and
methodical development from the manthara sthayee notes,leading onto
the madhyama kala vistharam enriched with flourishes of soulful
sangathis,and concluding in the breath-taking thara-sthayee sancharams
in the higher octaves,before again a magnificent descent down the
stairs of the lower two octaves,culminating finally in the thara-
sthayee notes.His raga alapanas left the listeners with the deep sense
of soul-fulfilment.
He was the prime disciple of the noted Andhra musician,Dr. Sri Pada
Pinakapani garu,who,ungrudgingly hailed him as a musical genius who
had surpassed his own talent.
In Dr.Pinakapani's own words:
"He was a disciple of mine all right, but what a genius! You can
describe him as one of the best musicians of Andhra ever. I wonder
whether we will ever get another musician like that"
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