T Brinda & Vegavahini Vijayaraghavan | Raga Surutti | Indendu Vachitivira

[@mshantiswaroop]

One should observe such a divine sruti suddham which the current generation really needs to take a cue from. Each of the 22 srutis are visible.

[@TheMuzak123]

Brindamma's surutti is unparalleled as usual. Delivered with an excellent kala pramanam too. We are fortunate to inherit these great compositions and we appreciate your work to bring to us these recordings that are not easily available.

[@yamunaraju8747]

Suruti in its full beautiful rupa from the legends

[@SuryaSriram]

A very different Surutti, I love the cascading flow in each Sangati! Thanks for the upload!

[@vjraghavan]

Indeed. Very different surutti from say, Angarakam ashrayamyaham,

[@ambroseaarondavid9677]

I think its because of the Veena Dhannamal style of singing in a relaxed manner and pace

[@mahanarasimhan1867]

Total bliss

[@janarthananalagarsamy5549]

Oh godd . I commend just for the clarity of this video .thanks a lot vaak 💕

[@lavanyapola6149]

thanks for uploding this beautiful song . i kindly request you please upload this song with mrudanga....-:)

[@gravikiran]

Thanks for this remarkable rendition!

[@mohanramiah8557]

In the Anupallavi I have heard Voleti and the Malladi brothers singing as
maaMuvva gopaalaa, whereas it iskasturi Rangeshaa here.

[@swararajdatar7616]

Beautiful song, can you pls tell what exactly is that object displayed in the video? Is it an ornament of some kind? It's very beautiful.

[@shreeraam_22]

Its a gold gem set dagger that was featured in the 3rd issue of Vaak: issuu.com/carnaticmusic/docs/vaak_03

[@MrDavidAmbrose]

Could you tell the meaning of Kasturi Rangesha

[@Nandakii]

Kasturi Ranganatha is the name of the processional deity, Namperumal, at Srirangam; Kasturi is literally musk, and Ranganatha is the lord's name.