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CARNATIC INSTRUMENTAL-DR. N. RAMANI FLUTE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4UvO0iCLwI&list=PLu9hjpmLPtajsX6i6tuHVkaHgw8OT3HaA
Published on Nov 3, 2014
=Instrumental Tracks=
1. Ninnukori 00:00
2. Gajavadhana 03:10
3. Yochana 10:02
4. Ksheerasagara 13:15
5. Nidhi Chaala 21:09
6. Evarani 31:21
7. Raghuvamsa 37:18
8. Intha Sowkhya 42:58
9. Theeradha Vilayattu Pillai 57:48
Dr. Natesan Ramani (born 1934) commonly known as N. Ramani or N. Flute Ramani, is an eminent Indian Carnatic flautist. Ramani is also credited for introducing the long flute in Carnatic music.
Ramani was born in Tiruvarur, a city in Tamil Nadu which is honoured by its association with the Trinity of Carnatic music. Ramani was born into a family of flautists. Ramani first learnt music from his grandfather, Sri Aazhiyur Narayanaswami Iyer, a well known flute artist and singer himself. Aware of young Ramani's keen interest in the Carnatic flute, Ramani's initiation to Carnatic music began at the age of five.
Ramani performed his very first concert at the age of 8. The turning point in Ramani's career was when he became a disciple of his maternal uncle and eminent flautist, the late T. R. Mahalingam (known more commonly as "Flute Mali"), who first popularised the Carnatic flute in Indian music. By the age of 11 years, Ramani accompanied his guru T. R. Mahalingam in a concert for the first time
In 1945, Ramani performed his first concert on All India Radio. Following Ramani's first concert at the Madras Music Academy in 1956, at the age of 22, Ramani had reached the highest point in his career and become an artist of international fame, and his concerts became a regular feature.
Ramani started the "Ramani Academy of Flute", and has trained more than 50 disciples.
Some of the highlights include the Sangeetha Kalanidhi, awarded by the Music Academy in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India,the Sangeetha Kalasikhamani award for the year 2007 given by The Indian Fine arts Society, Chennai, the Sangeetha Acharya award from Wasser College, US, the honorary citizenship status in Maryland, Ohio, US, and the Padma Shri Award from the President of India. He holds an honorary Cultural Doctorate from The World University of Arizona.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4UvO0iCLwI&list=PLu9hjpmLPtajsX6i6tuHVkaHgw8OT3HaA
Published on Nov 3, 2014
=Instrumental Tracks=
1. Ninnukori 00:00
2. Gajavadhana 03:10
3. Yochana 10:02
4. Ksheerasagara 13:15
5. Nidhi Chaala 21:09
6. Evarani 31:21
7. Raghuvamsa 37:18
8. Intha Sowkhya 42:58
9. Theeradha Vilayattu Pillai 57:48
Dr. Natesan Ramani (born 1934) commonly known as N. Ramani or N. Flute Ramani, is an eminent Indian Carnatic flautist. Ramani is also credited for introducing the long flute in Carnatic music.
Ramani was born in Tiruvarur, a city in Tamil Nadu which is honoured by its association with the Trinity of Carnatic music. Ramani was born into a family of flautists. Ramani first learnt music from his grandfather, Sri Aazhiyur Narayanaswami Iyer, a well known flute artist and singer himself. Aware of young Ramani's keen interest in the Carnatic flute, Ramani's initiation to Carnatic music began at the age of five.
Ramani performed his very first concert at the age of 8. The turning point in Ramani's career was when he became a disciple of his maternal uncle and eminent flautist, the late T. R. Mahalingam (known more commonly as "Flute Mali"), who first popularised the Carnatic flute in Indian music. By the age of 11 years, Ramani accompanied his guru T. R. Mahalingam in a concert for the first time
In 1945, Ramani performed his first concert on All India Radio. Following Ramani's first concert at the Madras Music Academy in 1956, at the age of 22, Ramani had reached the highest point in his career and become an artist of international fame, and his concerts became a regular feature.
Ramani started the "Ramani Academy of Flute", and has trained more than 50 disciples.
Some of the highlights include the Sangeetha Kalanidhi, awarded by the Music Academy in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India,the Sangeetha Kalasikhamani award for the year 2007 given by The Indian Fine arts Society, Chennai, the Sangeetha Acharya award from Wasser College, US, the honorary citizenship status in Maryland, Ohio, US, and the Padma Shri Award from the President of India. He holds an honorary Cultural Doctorate from The World University of Arizona.
