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" 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
DR. L. SUBRAMANIA: VIOLIN USTAD ALLA RAKHA: TABLA
IN CONCERT
' Subramaniam happens to be the most perfect Indian violinist today'
- The Statesman, New Delhi
A release from Ravi Shankar's personal label, this album is part of a small series of recordings of the true masters of Indian classical music. This album presents the master of Carnatic violin with the master of the tabla. Together, they perform a grandiose version of 'Raga Dharmavati.' In a slight twist of the usual, the recording was actually made in a church in California. The acoustics are perfect nonetheless, with the tones of the violin fading away, true to the ways in which Subramaniam is attempting. The rhythmic accompaniment by Alla Rakha is also superb. There are a million albums of Indian classical music out there that are worth hearing, and this is another one sitting toward the top of the heap. Pick it up as a fan of the genre or of either of the players. For a newcomer to the genre, something slightly less imposing might be a better way to start ( such as the Raga Guide), but this still isn't an album to be missed by Indian classical fans in any way.
1.RAGAM,TANAM - Raga Dharmavati
2. PALLAVI : Raga Dharmavati ( and TABLA Solo )
3. RAGAMALIKA SVARAMS - Vasantpriya, Jog
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