Brochevarevarura in Raga Khamas
One kriti given the full treatment, thirty-eight minutes on a single piece.
Bhakti · Carnatic vocal · Tamil repertoire
Carnatic vocalist from Chennai (born 1968), awarded the Sangeetha Kalanidhi of the Madras Music Academy in 2015 and widely held to be the leading singer of his generation. He is known for singing Tamil devotional poetry that had fallen out of the concert repertoire, and for full-length kutcheris that run close to three hours.
Carnatic vocalist from Chennai (born 1968), awarded the Sangeetha Kalanidhi of the Madras Music Academy in 2015 and widely held to be the leading singer of his generation. He is known for singing Tamil devotional poetry that had fallen out of the concert repertoire, and for full-length kutcheris that run close to three hours.
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One kriti given the full treatment, thirty-eight minutes on a single piece.
Nearly three hours: a complete Carnatic concert, which is how the form is meant to be heard.
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