Indian classical music

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Saraswati veena and tabla. This photo has been featured in the article, "Raga Nerds," by Teed Rockwell in the India Currents magazine.

Extracted from the book Carnatic Summer by Sri.V.Sriram. It is an account of the development of Carnatic music right from ancient times to the present day passing through the periods of Purandaradasa, Kshetragna, Saint Thyagaraja and other composers.

Sa Re Ga Ma, 80x100 cm, acrylic on canvas, January 2016

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“Everyone wants to blast their music, to impose their voice and opinion, to make noise that is loud enough to cover every other voice around them. I wondered what would happen if we truly gave each other a chance and listened carefully to the tunes played by the fancy or broken instruments of each lonely soul around us?” ― Louis Yako

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Tablas are the most popular drums from India. It is said that who can play Tablas, can play almost any other percussion instrument. It was the first instrument I started learning, at ten.

Ravi Shankar ~ April 7, 1920 - December 11, 2012

A Vocal recital- The instruments being played are tamboora,harmonium,tabla,

Indian Musicians by Liu Kang | 1972 | National Heritage Board, Singapore These depicted events and activities of the multi-cultural society he lived in. ‘'Indian Musicians'’ is one such work, depicting Indian traditional instruments. Liu loved music and this is perhaps best seen in his illustration of the musicians reveling in the activity.