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Ranjani Saigal 05/04/2006 Vocal Recital : O.S.Thiagarajan B.U. Ganesh Prasad, violin Date :Saturday, April 8th Kirsch Auditorium ., Stata Center, MIT Performance by a senior vocalist like O.S Thiagarajan sets great expectation. When the silken notes of Shri Thiagarajan’s swarams and alapanai’s filled the Krish auditorium in MIT, it is fair to say that he met and often exceeded the expectations. Combining his classicism with Bhakti (devotion) Thiagarajan succeeded in transporting the audience to another world. He was accompanied by B.U.Ganesh on the violin and Poongulam Subramanium on the Mridangam. The second presentation was an alapanai of Panthuvarali raga followed by the Sundharathara Deham. The words of the song are lovely and his rendition was marvelous. The nerevel and kalpana swaram at Raagadhi Samhara , was constructed with utmost care not to overshadow the beauty of the song. Yevarooraa in Mohanam came next . Raga alapana of mohanam was neat and the krithi rendition was full of bhava as it was composed. Cheraravadhemi ra in Reethi Gowlai was rendered beautifully , bringing out the essence of Reethigowla in the various phrases. A beautiful presentation of Lekanaa Ninnu in Asaaveri and Nidhichaala Sukhamaa in Kalyani followed. He them proceeded to present Bantureethi Kolu in Hamsanadham. He sang this Krithi at a super speed without compromising the clarity of sangathis. It was breathtaking.. The highlight of the concert was a Ragam Thanam Pallavi in Karaharapriya. Tanam was sung with a lot of rhythmic phrases. Raama Nee samaanamevaru was the pallavi chosen. The swaras were brilliant with a lot of nuances. In the concluding portion he presented Vaarija Nayanani in Kedaragowla, Challare Raamaa in Aahiri and Laali yugave in Neelambari. The accompanists did a wonderful job to provide the right support. The audience experienced three and a half hours of sheer delight and it left them craving for more. You may also access this article through our web-site http://www.lokvani.com/ |
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