Vidwan Maestro N Rajkamal - Flute ​⁠
Vidwan C N Chandrashekhar - Violin
Vidwan H S Sudhindra - Mridangam
Vidwan Shamith Gowda - Ghatam ​⁠


Find the Audio clip of the whole katcheri in the link shared below:
   • Audio Clip |  Flute Vidwan N Rajkamal...  


Timecodes -

00:00 - Sidhi Vinaka Anisham - Composition of Muthuswami Dikshitar | Raaga Shanmukha Priya - Rupaka Thala

00:19:55 to 00:33:10 - Marivere Gathi Evaramma - Composition of Shyama Shastri | Raaga Ananda Bhairavi - Mishra Chapu Thala

00:34:15 - Panipathi Shayee | Jenkaraaradwani - Composition of Tyagarajaru - Adi Thala

00:39:40 - Marakatha Vallim | Kambhoji - Composition of Muthu Swami Dikshitaru - Adi Thala

00:57:52 - Vidwan C N Chandrashekar - Violin Begins

01:16:46 - Fusion between Flute, Violin, Mridangam and Ghatam begins

01:21:40 - Thani Avarthanam by Vidwan H S Sudindra - Mridangam

01:24:32 - Thani Avarthanam by Vidwan Shamith Gowda - Ghatam

01:27:44 - Jugalbandi Begins between Mridangam and Ghatam Instuments

01:36:00 - Thanking Vidwan N Rajkamal and Whole Team by Vidushi R A Ramamani & Vidwan D Balakrishna

01:45:45 - Jagadhodarana by Flute Vidwan N Rajkamal

01:50:50 - Vandhe Matharam Flute Version

01:52:38 - Bhagyada Lakshmi Baramma Flute Version

01:54:19 - Concluding the Katcheri with Mangalam






A six-day music festival to mark the 103rd birth anniversary of veena exponent Venkatesha Doreswamy Iyengar has kicked off in the city. It opened on August 15 with five performances.

Veena artiste Vani Yadunandan and vocalist Anjali Sriram will perform on August 16. Veena artiste Nirmala Rajashekar, flute player N Rajkamal and vocalist Hemmige S Prashanth will lead one concert each until August 19. Vocalist S Shankar and flautist G Ravikiran will deliver the closing performances on August 20.

They will perform the compositions of Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar, and Syama Sastri, who are considered the trinity of Carnatic music, says D Balakrishna, son of Doreswamy Iyengar. Veena Doreswamy Iyengar Memorial Trust is organising the festival in association with the department of Kannada and Culture.

Balakrishna, a noted veena player, says it is a happy coincidence that the memorial event kicked off on India’s Independence Day.


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