A vintage Abhéri in Rāgam tānam & Pallavi - BMK - MSG - TVG (1965)
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“Every time Balamuralikrishna sings the
“Every time Balamuralikrishna sings the rāga Abhéri, a new facet is shown while the other familiar facets shine brilliantly ”, said a veteran music critic of the past. I wonder, what he might have said on listening to this beautiful RTP (rāgam-tānam & pallavi) rendered when the three maestros unite to present it together.
This RTP is an excerpt from a vintage concert. M S Gopalakrishnan (Violin) and T V Gopalakrishnan (Mridangam) accompany M Balamuralikrishna in bringing out yet another milestone in Abhéri. My special thanks and appreciation to Sri. D V Mohana Krishna for his help in identifying and proving some details of the tālam used here.
The RTP is rendered in Trishra jāti triputa tālam. It’s sung in Khanda-gati (nadai). The off-set (Ettugada / Edupu) for the take-off of pallavi is after the 4 akshrās of the last phase of tāla cycle (after 4 akshrās in the last kriya -7) . And the pada-garbam / arudhi (end of the pūrvāngam, the first half of the pallavi ending at the strike of the
beginning of the second half of the tālam cycle) is 5 counts.
Let’s listen to enjoy the music, learn something new and discuss our reflections with others and finally facilitate the process of posterity by sharing and listening with the younger generation.
This RTP is an excerpt from a vintage concert. M S Gopalakrishnan (Violin) and T V Gopalakrishnan (Mridangam) accompany M Balamuralikrishna in bringing out yet another milestone in Abhéri. My special thanks and appreciation to Sri. D V Mohana Krishna for his help in identifying and proving some details of the tālam used here.
The RTP is rendered in Trishra jāti triputa tālam. It’s sung in Khanda-gati (nadai). The off-set (Ettugada / Edupu) for the take-off of pallavi is after the 4 akshrās of the last phase of tāla cycle (after 4 akshrās in the last kriya -7) . And the pada-garbam / arudhi (end of the pūrvāngam, the first half of the pallavi ending at the strike of the
beginning of the second half of the tālam cycle) is 5 counts.
Let’s listen to enjoy the music, learn something new and discuss our reflections with others and finally facilitate the process of posterity by sharing and listening with the younger generation.
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