What You See Is What You Get. This is a journal blog, an explore-blog, a bit of this and that blog. Sharing where the mood takes me. Perhaps it will take you too.
We return to the Carnatic raga style again this week, but a little more traditional than last week... albeit with an ENORMOUS platform of players! The title remarks on the number of sitars, but there's a hefty presence of tabla performers also, and the soloists all show why they are so...
I am digging that Sitarists and drums. Getting that many folks in one place, in tune and in syn must be like herding C A T S Just getting either of our Catsin a PTU required 24 hours of trickery. Hugs Cecilia
Wow! My favourite raag!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite a gathering. An Indian music equivalent to one of those mass performances of Handel's Messiah?
ReplyDeleteA great performance, such a large group of musicians. Take care, have a great day!
ReplyDeletemight be the Biggest Band I have ever seen or heard..
ReplyDeleteWow - what a huge gathering of wonderful players!
ReplyDeleteI am digging that Sitarists and drums. Getting that many folks in one place, in tune and in syn must be like herding C A T S
ReplyDeleteJust getting either of our Catsin a PTU required 24 hours of trickery.
Hugs Cecilia
Hamsadhwani is indeed a mesmerising raga.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful
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