Shobillu Saptaswara | Jayan Gopinathan | Arthavan Selvanathan | SRJ Remote | Carnatic Vocal

SRJ Rhythm Academy is a not-for-profit organization in Brisbane (Australia), that teaches students how to play the mridangam and other Carnatic percussion instruments. It is named after the late Shri Srirangarajapuram Jayaraman Iyer, a senior vidwan from the Shri Kumbakonam Rajappa Iyer bani. The SRJ Remote Series showcases Carnatic music performances by vocalists and instrumentalists in a more casual setting via home recordings.
Krithi: Shobillu Saptaswara
Ragam: Jaganmohini
Composer: Saint Thyagaraja
Thaalam: Rupaka Thaalam
Vocal: Jayan Gopinathan (@jayangopinathan7263)
Mridangam: Arthavan Selvanathan
Production, Audio Mix and Editing - Arthavan Selvanathan
Equipment - SRJ Rhythm Academy
Jayan Gopinathan is a Carnatic vocalist living in Brisbane who has honed his skills through years of training and performing in both Australia and India, having undertaken advanced training from Sri Vaikom Jayachandran and Sri L Shankar. Jayan directs and offers advanced training in Carnatic music through his not-for-profit organization KWJ music: / kwjmusic . To read more about Jayan and view some of his album work, please check out his website: www.jayangopin...
Dr Arthavan Selvanathan is a mridangam player living in Sydney and teaching primarily in Brisbane (Australia), as one of the directors of the not-for-profit organization SRJ Rhythm Academy. His gurus are (the late) Shri Srirangarajapuram Jayaraman Iyer, Shri Srirangarajapuram J Ganesh Iyer, Shri K R Ganesh Iyer and Shri Agaramangudi (Madhu) Anandhakrishnan Kailash.
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[@jaibheemr7053]

Great ravishankar

[@vaidyvv]

Well presented guys! This is a song that all of us can listen any number of times and still feel something new each time.

[@srj-studio]

Thank you! Yeah agreed it's timeless in that sense, each time we accompany a different rendition of it there's something extra/new.