I am an award winning professional musician and educator who has performed in more than 500 concerts. I play the mridangam which is a percussion instrument used in Indian classical music.
I learnt mridangam from Shri T.R. Dhandapany and the legendary Padma Vibhushan Sangeeta KalanidhiDr. Umayalpuram K. Sivaraman. I also trained in singing Hindustani Dhrupad classical music with the renowned Padma Shri Gundecha Brothers and Ustad Niloy Ahsan.
I teach music to students across the globe with ages ranging from 3 years to 65 years.
Please email me at rramkr@gmail.com if you are interested in a performance or in learning music.
Hi!!
I am really surprised to learn about your blog. It’s really nice that you are writing about the concerts you attend.
I would like to tell inform you that there is a versatile Vocalist available at chennai and her name is Ms. Bhavadhaarini Anantaraman and she is one of the senior desciple of Smt. D. K. Pattammal.
You can try to attend some of her concerts and try to add your views as your writing is good.
how are you Sir I hope you remember me I was your secretary in Citiban then you help[ me getting a job in Chennai well I am in Scotland for the past two years with my daughter and family she has three lovely girls I am doing fine please keep in touch and if ever you plan to come to the uk come and visit us I can never forget you you were the best boss I had
I am trying to get the lyrics of Harikesanallur Muthiah Bhagavathar composition on Kali (” Vavoor Valam Peruga Vanda Kali Ammaiye” – sindhu Bhairavi Ragam) sung by Smt Gayathri Girish . Would u be kind enough to send the lyrics
thanking you
lalitha subramanian
Great blog. I am settled in the US and I was looking for a way to get all the concerts in Chennai when I am here in December (hopefully).
I was looking for a “small book” which has the “season” concert schedule and is published sometime late in the year. Anyway, I stopped looking once I found your blog. Great blog I must say. Keep up the good work.
Hope to run into you sometime at some kutchery though I can’t imagine how and I won’t.
Hi!!
I am really surprised to learn about your blog. It’s really nice that you are writing about the concerts you attend.
I would like to tell inform you that there is a versatile Vocalist available at chennai and her name is Ms. Bhavadhaarini Anantaraman and she is one of the senior desciple of Smt. D. K. Pattammal.
You can try to attend some of her concerts and try to add your views as your writing is good.
Musically Yours
Balu
Thanks Mr. Balu. I have heard her perform and will try to attend future concerts also.
Best regards,
Ram
Hai Ram
how are you Sir I hope you remember me I was your secretary in Citiban then you help[ me getting a job in Chennai well I am in Scotland for the past two years with my daughter and family she has three lovely girls I am doing fine please keep in touch and if ever you plan to come to the uk come and visit us I can never forget you you were the best boss I had
Love
GRACE
Grace,
I am not the Ram you are referring to.
Regards,
Ram
Dear Mr Ram
It is wonderful.I am not getting words to write.
I am happy to go through ur very special carnatic blog on the day of mahashivrathri(from AbuDhabi).
with regards
RAMPRASATH.GJ
Thanks Sri Ramprasath for your appreciation.
Regards,
Ram
I am trying to get the lyrics of Harikesanallur Muthiah Bhagavathar composition on Kali (” Vavoor Valam Peruga Vanda Kali Ammaiye” – sindhu Bhairavi Ragam) sung by Smt Gayathri Girish . Would u be kind enough to send the lyrics
thanking you
lalitha subramanian
Please refer to http://www.karnatik.com/c2210.shtml for the lyrics
Very interesting blog!!!!!!
Ram:
Great blog. I am settled in the US and I was looking for a way to get all the concerts in Chennai when I am here in December (hopefully).
I was looking for a “small book” which has the “season” concert schedule and is published sometime late in the year. Anyway, I stopped looking once I found your blog. Great blog I must say. Keep up the good work.
Hope to run into you sometime at some kutchery though I can’t imagine how and I won’t.
Regards,
Sthan