Carnatic - Saxophone Fusion on Jaya TV

"Isai Mazhai" - Carnatic + Saxophone Fusion
Jaya TV Ayudha Pooja Special

Charulatha Mani - Vocal
Janardhan - Saxophone
Neyveli Radhakrishnan - Violin
Triplicane Sekar - Tavil



Comments

  1. AnonymousOctober 23, 2012 at 10:15 PM

    Hi :

    It was indeed a NEVER BEFORE & NEVER AFTER ( ? !!! ) concert. Keep it up. Splendid
    performance. God Bless.

    Sam
    Anna Nagar

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  2. AnonymousOctober 23, 2012 at 10:16 PM

    Vanakkam Charulathamani!

    I write from Sweden. I have been watching your 'Isai Payanam' program via youtube lately. I must tell you that I immensely enjoy listening to your program. As you said in one of your interviews on a TV show, like your friends, I am also interested in finding out the ragas for the cinema songs. Therefore, I find your program very interesting. You sing really beautifully!

    I wanted to say hello to you and also to write to you to get in touch with you.

    If I am in touch with you I presume I could get your help to get some information on ragas and songs.

    I used to live in Sydney, Australia for many years, and I started learning carnatic music there. But, after moving to Scandinavian countries I do not have any one here to talk about carnatic music. I wish I live in India so that I can quench my thirst for music!

    I hope I will get a response from you.

    With best wishes
    Sridevy Sriskandarajah

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  3. AnonymousOctober 24, 2012 at 3:01 AM

    Dear Ms.Charulatha Mani

    Congrats, being an ardent carnatic music lover and I used to follow and listed to your concerts. Exemplary voice. Yesterday music fusion was scintillating.
    Warm regards

    V Ramkrishnan

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