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Pleasing tonal quality
MAINTAINING PLEASING tonal quality and perfection of notes, N.
Ramani played placidly on the flute for the Nungambakkam Cultural
Academy Trust. The charm of Sahana was exposed by him engagingly
through his recital of the opening varnam `Karunimpa''.
Projecting a graceful form of Begada, Ramani delivered the kriti,
Sankarinive with a perception of the details of its classical
effulgence.
The artistic stateliness of Kalyani was displayed faithfully in a
mode of serious raga representation. The piece Nidhichalasukhama
of Tyagaraja was presented in a delightful diction.M.
Chandrasekharan added to the recital's effectiveness with his
veteran's touch on the violin.
He drew `beautiful' sketches of Begada and Kalyani. Palghat R.
Raghu sustained the recital's metrical glow with his shapely
solkattus on the mridangam. In association with G. Ravichandran
on the ghatam, he presented a misra thani full of engaging
metrical expressions.Assisted ably by Narmada, Parur M. S.
Gopalakrishnan enthralled the gathering with an exhilarating
concert on the violin.
The duo's felicitous execution of the opening varnam, Kanakangi
of Pallavi Gopala Iyer set to Ata tala was reflective of their
appreciation of its musical magnificence as a monumental piece
depicting the fullness of Thodi in an aesthetically vibrant form.
Following a moving recital of ``Vallabhaanayakasya'' of
Muthuswamy Dikshitar in Begada, the artistes depicted
`Enthanerchina' displaying its finesse. The piece was preceded by
a resplendent raga sketch drawn by M. S. Gopalakrishnan.
MSG's portrayal of Varali was graceful with the emphasis on the
details of its strength as a ghana raga.
The duo's delineation of `Mamava Meenakshi' of Muthuswamy
Dikshitar succeeded it in a form replete with rigorous Carnatic
instrumental embellishments. Narmada drew a nuanced sketch of
Sahana.
Palghat R. Raghu and young A. Anand enriched the recital's
contents with their stimulating percussion accompaniment on the
mridangam.
- R.V.
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