G. Ravikiran’s RTP in pitch-perfect Pantuvarali stood out
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G. Ravikiran’s RTP in pitch-perfect Pantuvarali stood out

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A musician derives greater joy if he or she can also enjoy the music while performing. ‘Neerajakshi’ rendered in Ati-Vilamba kala was bright but one is not sure the tactic serves well in a two-and-half-hour concert. ‘Sadasivam upasmahe’ by Dikshitar was also a tad slower but sparkling sangathis and an impressive niraval at the madhyamakala lines of ‘purana purusham’ added fine embellishments. Ravikiran, now cruising with a toned voice and in absolute control of his creative mind, stepped into Pantuvarali ragam that had a high degree of ‘ruchi’ exposition. One also savoured the teamwork of the well-aligned accompanists under whose support, Ravikiran demonstrated his ‘swanubhava’.

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