

27 December, 2012
This is the centenary year of my guru T Brinda – Brindamma to many of us – an illustrious member of the Veena Dhanammal family, a veritable treasure house of... read more
13 November, 2012
Less than a God, they thought, could not dwell
Within the hollow of that shell (the Indian Veena)
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29 October, 2012
Sethalapathi Balasubramaniam (Balu Mama) was fondly remembered and recalled when his "Ninaivu Naal" was observed at Ragasudha Hall on 11th October, 2012. Baby Sreeram was all emotion as she tapped her... read more

16 October, 2012
Smt. Vedavalli shares her Svanubhava Smt. Vedavalli made an unusual confession as she began her session. She proposed that the day's presentation would be neither a concert nor a kathakalakshepam... read more

01 October, 2012
Maestro (Late) M.B. Srinivasan’s Madras Youth Choir (MYC) struck the perfect chord yet again, when its members paid a musical tribute to the memory of eminent Tamil writer-painter-philanthropist R. Chudamani... read more

13 September, 2012
- contributed by aarvalan
Sabhash.com celebrates this occasion by carrying a write-up about a documentary on him.
Our Namaskarams to... read more

31 August, 2012
-by aarvalan
(aarvalan56@gmail.com)
Last Saturday a towering musical personality entered his 100th year- Dr.... read more
30 August, 2012
- contributed by aarvalan
On 24th August I had the fortune of listening to a veena concert by Jayanthi Kumaresh. I was destined to... read more

21 July, 2012
- by Lakshmi Venkatraman
S.Rajam – a multifaceted artiste if there was one; call him a Carnatic musician, it would encompass a whole gamut... read more
11 July, 2012
-contributed by Ghatam Vaidyanathan Suresh Every great art form puts itself into self assessment within a time frame, and ensures that, God, who created such an... read more

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