Amritha Murali is one youngster who has made a mark as a vocalist and violinist. This studious artiste, a disciple of stalwarts such as the Kedaranathans and vidushis Rama Ravi (vocal) and T. Rukmini (violin), is also mentored by P.S. Narayanaswamy. With such impeccable credentials and a meticulous work ethic, she has become one of the brighter talents of the young brigade that gives much hope and optimism for the future of Carnatic music. Her approach during a concert for Brahma Gana Sabha in the 2.15 p.m. slot on Saturday, in the company of Ranjani Ramakrishnan (violin) and Arjun Ganesh (mridangam) served to reinforce that optimism.
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At the concert held at Narada Gana Sabha, Kadri Gopalnath began the� Saxophone recital in raga Bahudari (Janyam of Harikhambodhi) and took up Bhaja Manasa composed by Thulasivanam. The pattern of swaras had a progression in terms of enticing rhythmic models. It was evident that he was exploring to achieve the noble dimension of self-enjoyment and spiritual quest.
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