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Arguably the most consummate melody-based system in world music today, India's oldest system of classical music, gives equal importance to structured compositional forms as well as exciting melodic, melo-rhythmic and rhythmic improvisation.
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Carnatic Indian Classical
Arguably the most consummate melody-based system in world music today, India's oldest system of classical music, gives equal importance to structured compositional forms as well as exciting melodic, melo-rhythmic and rhythmic improvisation.
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Thank you very much! I heard your Podes pasar too... Nice!
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Congratulations for Celebration. I enjoy a lot with your beautiful tune. Hope you can play a lot of times
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Please feel free to check out excerpts from a melharmonic composition of mine from a recent concert, "Illusion and Salvation"...!
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Carnatic voice culture in Slovenia
Hi all,It was incredibly beautiful to visit this small, lush green country in Europe last week. I had a wonderful time both musically and personally.The visit was initiated by Emilija Kercan who has been learning Carnatic (South Indian Classical) Music from me for sometime now. I was very pleasantly surprised to note that Emilija is one of the many Slovenians who is deeply into Indian culture. Emilija's brother is highly committed to popularising the wisdom of the Vedas and he teaches several…See More
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Varsha Ramann commented on the blog post 'Carnatic voice culture in Slovenia'
That sounds really nice! Slovenians seem to be extremely friendly people, from your accounts! I am sure they wouldve been pretty enthralled to learn about the very fine nuances and beauties of Carnatic music from an artist of your calibre!
Nico Daswani commented on the blog post 'Carnatic voice culture in Slovenia'
so glad to know that you were so well received, Chitravina. You have evidently created bonds of friendship with Slovenian musicians. Hope to read about your next intercultural encounter!
Carnatic voice culture in Slovenia
Hi all,It was incredibly beautiful to visit this small, lush green country in Europe last week. I had a wonderful time both musically and personally.The visit was initiated by Emilija Kercan who has been learning Carnatic (South Indian Classical) Music from me for sometime now. I was very pleasantly surprised to note that Emilija is one of the many Slovenians who is deeply into Indian culture. Emilija's brother is highly committed to popularising the wisdom of the Vedas and he teaches several…See More
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- About Me And My Work
- www.ravikiranmusic.com
- Places I Would Like To Visit
- Have loved spreading chitravina, Oottukkdu Venkata Kavi's works, Melharmony and other things through the world. Would definitely like to take this great 20-stringed slide instrument and the enthralling beauty of Carnatic music to countries that I have not visited so far...
- Art Forms And Cultures I Would Like To Engage With
- I liked the ones so far with Larry Coryell, Taj Mahal, BBC Phil artistes etc...
- My Creative Influences & Favorite Artists
- Too many but favourite person is Sir Donald Bradman, the great cricketer.
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Carnatic voice culture in Slovenia
Posted on May 26, 2010 at 2:00am 2 Comments 0 Favorites
Hi all,
It was incredibly beautiful to visit this small, lush green country in Europe last week. I had a wonderful time both musically and personally.
The visit was initiated by Emilija Kercan who has been learning Carnatic (South Indian Classical) Music from me for sometime now. I was very pleasantly surprised to note that Emilija is one of the many Slovenians who is deeply into Indian culture. Emilija's brother is highly committed to popularising the wisdom of…
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- At 12:18pm on August 21, 2010,
Fito Oddone said…
- Congratulations for Celebration. I enjoy a lot with your beautiful tune. Hope you can play a lot of times
- At 5:53am on April 25, 2010,
Varsha Ramann said…
- hi...exploring this site a bit and figuring out what its all about.. :)
again, thnks for the invite! :)
- At 5:59am on January 25, 2010,
Nico Daswani said…
- what about Sachin??? ;) Would love to know more about the chitravina. Hope you will add a blog post and videos to enlighten me and others on the instrument and your music.
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