#carnatic

Greetings Everyone , I have been away for a while . Hope you have been doing well and had a great new years. ! This is my first post of 2025 . So I was at the studio recently . We were recording our new

"Mahaganapathim" is a revered classical Carnatic composition dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the Hindu deity of wisdom, prosperity, and the remover of obstacles. Composed by the legendary 18th-century

source-By Ms Sarah Welch - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Those who are familiar with the Carnatic music of South India will be familiar with the name Purandara Dasa. I will write in brief the story of this saint

Please listen to this performance. Often Carnatic music which is unique to the south of India is quite often underrated and does not get the recognition it deserves. A music lover who knows how to sing

Western and eastern fusion music with carnatic vocals, flute and tabla .... check it out! ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

Hello there! Hope everything is fine at your end. This is my next carnatic audio post. This is a composition of saint Tyaagaraja. Hope you like it... Information Source: karnatik.com Krithi: kaalaharaNa

Hello there!! Hope everything is fine at your end. I am posting a Carnatic song after quite a while in Steemit Platform... Please find the composition details below. If you liked my rendition, please share

Hello Steemians!! I am Rajiv Venkataraman. I have created this musical intro for the "Blockchain Musicians India" group. I have tried something that I haven't tried in the past for an introduction post.

Hello there!! Hope everything is fine at your end! I am really excited to post my first audio recording for SteemIt platform. I have started off with an auspicious Indian classical Music composition. This

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Let the darkness be overshadowed by the light within you

Composer & Original Rendition Credits: This song was composed by a Sage of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, India. It was rendered at the United Nations on Oct. 23, 1966 on the occasion of the UN day, by Bharat