Sri Ramakrishnan Murthy

In today's fast-paced life, where relaxing the mind and body can be a challenge, attending a concert by Ramakrishnan Murthy proves to be the perfect remedy. His music soothes the innermost recesses of the heart, helping one detach from the constant unnecessary chatter of the mind.His adherence to tradition, coupled with his meticulous attention to every nuance of the sangathis, allows him to bring out the subtleties of each raga in its entirety. Ramakrishnan Murthy’s ability to do complete justice to both the composition and the composer is truly commendable.

Yesterday, Ramakrishnan Murthy was accompanied by two brilliant musicians: L. Ramakrishnan on the violin and N.C. Bharadwaj on the mridangam. Both artists seamlessly blended into the music of the main performer, while also giving the audience a glimpse of their own exceptional capabilities.

Details of Ragas:

• Endaro Mahanubhavulu - Sree Ragam
• Balakrishnan Padamalar - Dhanyasi
• Chalakalla - Arabi
• Venkatasaila - Hamirkalyani
• Sri Rajagopala Bala - Saveri

• Susnigdham Neelakesam - Mukhari, Begada, Kapi
  and Behag
  followed by Kandu Dhanyanaadhene - Behag
• Thirumangai Alwar Pasuram - Yamuna Kalyani,
  Nadanamakriya, Kapi and Sindhubhairavi
• Mangalam

• Endaro Mahanubhavulu - Sree Ragam
• Balakrishnan Padamalar - Dhanyasi
• Chalakalla - Arabi
• Venkatasaila - Hamirkalyani
• Sri Rajagopala Bala - Saveri

• Susnigdham Neelakesam - Mukhari, Begada, Kapi
  and Behag
  followed by Kandu Dhanyanaadhene - Behag
• Thirumangai Alwar Pasuram - Yamuna Kalyani,
  Nadanamakriya, Kapi and Sindhubhairavi
• Mangalam