Carnatic music

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Oral Histories: Bari Nadaswaram player S. Palaniappan on the Tyagarajaswamy Temple, Tiruvarur
     
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Legacy of Veena Dhanammal: In Conversation with Ritha Rajan
Praveena: Namaskaram, Prof. Ritha Rajan. It is very nice of you to have agreed to share your thoughts on Veena Dhanammal. Veena Dhanammal is a very revered name in Carnatic music. Can you tell us little about Veena Dhanammal?     Ritha Rajan: Namaskaram, Praveena. I have also heard a lot about…
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Veena Dhanammal: Further Reading and Online Recordings
Ayyangar, Rangaramanuja R. History of South Indian (Carnatic) Music. Madras: Vipanc(h)I Cultural trust.   Deva B.C. 1966. Indian Music. Delhi.   Kuppuswami, Gowri and Muthuswamy Hariharan. 1980. Indian Music. Delhi: Sundeep Prakashan.   Kuppuswamy T.V. 1995. Carnatic Music and the Tamils. Portland…
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Pallavi and Kriti of Karnatak Music: Evolutionary Processes and Survival Strategies, by Amy Catlin
The article is a study of 'Pallavi' and 'Kriti' in Carnatic music.
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NCPAQ Vol XIV. No.1. 1985
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Swathi Tirunal's Contribution to Dance, by V. Raghavan
V. Raghavan writes about the works of Maharaja Swathi Thirunal Rama Varma of Travancore (1813—1846), as a musical composer.
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Reflections on a Violin
T. C. Satyanath writes about the Violin, its different models, parts of the instrument and some of the violin players.
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Bhagavata Mela Nataka, Dance-Dramas of Melattur
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Shri Shyama Shastri, by V. Raghavan
V. Raghavan writes about the life and works of Carnatic musician, Shri Shyama Shastri (1762-1827).
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Computer Recognition and Transliteration of Mridangam Mnemonics
This article focuses on the beginning of computer based musical compositions in India, with reference to Mridangam, the oldest Indian musical drum.
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