Another beautiful Ghazal by the one and only Hariharan Ji……..
And then to listen to this beautiful rendition of “Krishna nee begane baro” of this great vocalist, Hariharan, you can literally see the notes dancing.
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Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Tribute to the Violin Maestro Dr. L. Subramaniam
One just has to listen to this incredible man on his violin. What can I say? I am wordless, amazed, hypnotized, captivated, mesmerized and any word in the language can be used to describe the feeling I get. Violin is one of my favorite instruments, but to hear this genius on the violin is exalting.
I do not pretend that I can do justice to his wonderful work, but in my own way, for my personal satisfaction, I am doing what a little grain of sand on the beach of the ocean does. Though the grain of sand may seem insignificant, it has its own unique place in the universe. Like it I am a little grain of sand in the presence of the vast ocean of Music and her Musicians.
I give my salutations to this great musician of our time. I have never met him, but would like to do so some day......
“Music is a vast ocean and no one can claim to know it all. The more you know, the more you realise how little you know. It is an eternal quest.”
- --- Dr.L.Subramaniam
India's master violinist performs live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1995. Here he improvises in Raga Charukesi.
A rare interaction between two masters of the violin.
They improvise and play 'Necklace Road' by L.Subramaniam.
I do not pretend that I can do justice to his wonderful work, but in my own way, for my personal satisfaction, I am doing what a little grain of sand on the beach of the ocean does. Though the grain of sand may seem insignificant, it has its own unique place in the universe. Like it I am a little grain of sand in the presence of the vast ocean of Music and her Musicians.
I give my salutations to this great musician of our time. I have never met him, but would like to do so some day......
“Music is a vast ocean and no one can claim to know it all. The more you know, the more you realise how little you know. It is an eternal quest.”
- --- Dr.L.Subramaniam
India's master violinist performs live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1995. Here he improvises in Raga Charukesi.
A rare interaction between two masters of the violin.
They improvise and play 'Necklace Road' by L.Subramaniam.
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