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Monday, March 21, 2022
Madurai Somu - Concert No 15
This concert consisting 16 files, was 1970 Ramanavami festival accompanied by Lalgudi Jayaraman and Palghat Raghu.
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Madurai Somu - Concert No 13
This concert was 1960 Ramanavami accompanied by lGJ-CSM-CKS. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 12
This concert consisting 11 files splitting to individual songs accompanied by M. Chandrasekaran-T.K. Murthy and H.P, Ramchar. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 11
This single file concert accompanied by M. Chandrasekaran- Umaiyalpuram Sivaraman and C. K. Shyamsunder. Please click below
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Madurai Somu - Concert No 10
This single file concet at a Ramanavami festival, accompanied by Thruvellur Subramanian-Tanjore Upendran and C.K Shyamsundar. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 09
This single file concert at Balaji Fine arts, accompnied by M. Chandrasekarar-Palghat Raghu and Rajagopal. Please click below
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Madurai Somu - Concert No 08
This single file concert was at Devakottai kandha sashti vizha 1963. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 07
This Thamizh isai cocert in 3 files, accompanied by LGJ-CSM-CKS and pudukkottai Mahadevan. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 06
This concert, consisting 20 files, was at Nagpur in 1969 accompanied by Lalgudi G Jayaraman-Karaikudi Mani and C. K Shyamsunder. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 05
This concert is a single file, accompanied by Lalgudi G Jayaraman, Umaiyalpuram K Sivaraman, T.H. Vinayakram and pudukkottai Mahadevan. Please click below
Madurai Somu - Concert No 04
This single file concert was at Kazugumalai on 16th June, 1973accompanied by MC- CSM-Vinayakramand krishnapuram
Madurai Somu - Concert No 03
This whole concert is in a single file, was at Vadapazhani in 1977 accompanied by Thiruvlloor Subramaniam- T.K, Muthy and Mayuram Somu. Please click below
Sheik chinna moulana - Concert No 04
Sheik Chinna Moulana
November 20, 2011
“For many in the audience, the Dalai Lama’s address was the night’s high-point. But there was a final treat awaiting us; for, at the break of dawn, the peerless nadaswaram player Sheikh Chinna Moulana made an appearance. Here was a man who embodied the Mahatma’s (and Ramu’s) ideals as well as any Indian then living. Born in a Muslim family in Andhra Pradesh, and a practicing Muslim himself, his faith was capacious enough to embrace a deep devotion to Lord Ranganatha. By the time we heard him that morning in Delhi, he had lived for 25 years at Srirangam, making his home just outside the great temple there. Thus was one of the holiest of Hindu holy spots enriched by the presence, and the music, of this Telugu-speaking Muslim.”
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