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    • A brief introduction to Carnatic music
    • A free melakarta course
    • Melakarta ragas applied
    • Musical map | South India
    • Gitam | A song for learners to be sung with feeling
    • Practice four widely used Carnatic talas
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    • Find song lyrics on select websites
    • Indian publishers – Google custom search engine
    • CD Sambho Mahadeva Vina/South India by Rajeswari Padmanabhan and K.S. Subramanian
    • The Oxford Illustrated Companion to South Indian Classical Music
    • Mariyamman – songs by Sirgali Govindarajan & Madurai Somasundaram
    • Il raga che porta la pioggia
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      • Eloquent Percussion: A Guide to South Indian Rhythm
      • Find a copy of The Oxford Illustrated Companion
      • Find up-to-date information (Indian press search)
      • Karaikudi Voyage App
      • Raga Dhana: An Alpha-Numerical Directory of Ragas
      • Select online Sanskrit and Tamil dictionaries
      • Website Recommendations – Music Research Library
      • Up-to-date information: Composers, musicians, scholars, publications and special events
      • Video | Layavinyasam by T.R. Sundaresan and ensemble – Navarasa Navarthri
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“What Ragam Are You?” Absorbing the essence of ragas with a personal touch, literally! – YouTube

Posted byludwig 30/08/201530/08/2015

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