Sudha Ragunathan: Carnatic (South Indian) Vocal Recital

Renowned Carnatic vocalist Sudha Ragunathan performs Papanasam Sivan's "Virutham Kaavaavaa" in 2004 from Amutham's "The Concert" (AM DV-003)

Violin: Embar Kannan
Mridangam: Skanda Subramanian
Ghatam: A.S. Shankar
Moorsing: Sundhar
Tambura: M.R. Narayanan

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• tamil

[saintantigen]

try listaning to this song on the london under ground early in the moring on mondays... i felt god droped in to my ipod and took me to uni

[kurts1978]

est ce vraiment neccessaire de comprendre les paroles pour etre profondement touché??!!

[shrirambhagavath]

brilliant

[SOMASUNDRAM100]

Sudha Amma, thanks for the great rendition.

[SMahadevanAcademy]

Pleasing Varaali raga composed on lord Muruga...

[inder19852000]

Listen also to Chitraji´s ´Alaipayuthe´. its also divine

[bharath1957]

Majority of the Tamilians have faulty pronounciation when it comes to Telugu,Sanskrit and Kannada but unfortunately they are not corrected in the initial stages and they grow up to sing wrong notes and Tamil audience not knowing the chaste notes in other

languages continue to praise the Singer

[karunsai]

Good Evening Carnatic Musical Vocal Exponent, vidhushi sow.Sudha Ragunathan, you had sung the our great lyricist sri Papanasam Sivan's song "Kaa Vaa Vaa" with your beautiful voice and exuberent style. Sudha, my ever best wishes and my hearty congratulations to you, always. Sai Ram.

[musicmuse1122]

Ugh. Instead of saying "vaah vaah" she pronounces it "veh veh" terrible diction. Pity. It might have been pretty good.

[poorenglishjuggler]

@Dzongka thanks for the knowledge

[Dzongka]

@poorenglishjuggler Well, yes he looks pretty relaxed. But that instrument is actually called a "tambura", and it's used for droning.