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Sundays at Noon Concert Catch-up present: Dr. Karakudi S. Subramanian

Dr. Karaikudi S. Subramanian- South Indian vina Karaikudi Krishnamurthy - percussion Accompanied by Thenuga & Mathuriga Thevapalan - vinas Programme 1. Śrī Jālāndharam – Rāgam: Gambhīra Nāṭṭai – Tāḷam: Ādi – Composer: Jayachāmarājēndra Waḍiyār 2. Padavi Nī – Rāgam: Sāḷagabhairavī – Tāḷam: Ādi – Composer: Tyāgarāja 3. Gatinīvani – Rāgam: Tōḍi – Tāḷam: Ādi – Composer: Tyāgarāja 4. Śrīmadhurāpuravāsinī – Rāgam: Sahānā – Tāḷam: Rūpakam – Composer: Nāmakkal Narasimha Iyengar South Indian Vina – Karaikudi S. Subramanian Dr Karaikudi S. Subramanian is a senior South Indian classical musician and an ethnomusicologist. He is one of the most renowned masters in the field of South Indian classical music known as ‘Karnatak’ music. He is a 9th generation vina player in the 2.5 centuries old Karaikudi Vina Tradition. Karaikudi S. Subramanian, born in 1944, represents the 9th generation of the illustrious Karaikudi Vina Tradition. The Karaikudi style of vina playing is very well known for its clarity of expression, precision in details and its strong conviction in the fundamentals of music making. As 7th generation vina players, Karaikudi Subbarama Iyer (elder) and Karaikudi Sambasiva Iyer (younger), known by their sobriquet ‘Karaikudi Veenai Brothers', established a concert performing style in the early part of the 20th century. Karaikudi Sambasiva Iyer was amongst the first recipients of the National Award conferred on by the first President of India, Sri Rajendra Prasad, in 1952 after India gained independence. Karaikudi S. Subramanian (KSS), grandson of the elder of the Karaikudi Brothers, was adopted by Karaikudi Sambasiva Iyer to continue the Karaikudi lineage. KSS's authentic and traditional style of vina playing is rare and highly regarded in the field of Karnatak music. He has been designated the title "Top-Grade artist" by All India Radio and has performed numerous radio concerts as well as live concerts at various venues around the world. He has also accompanied eminent artists such as flutist T. Viswanathan and vocalist K. V. Narayanaswamy. Greatest of mridangam maestros such as Professor Trichy Sankaran, Sri. T.K. Murthy, Sri. Umayalpuram Sivaraman and Sri. Palghat Raghu, have performed with him. Furthermore, he has engaged in cross cultural performances with prominent musicians of other genres such as the Irish fiddler Martin Hayes and the Finnish composer Eero Hämeenniemi. Dr KSS assumes a unique position as a performer and educator. He is an authentic representative of the ancient Karnatak tradition who bridges the traditional and modern educational approaches for effective communication of the music. The outcome of his research is the learning methodology COMET which seeks to meet the demands of any learner. The focus of COMET is a holistic learning of the aesthetics of Karnatak music. Dr KSS has visited universities and colleges worldwide. These include Amherst College, San Francisco State College, National University of Singapore, Leeds College of Music, York University, University of Michigan, University of Limerick and University College Cork. Dr KSS’s expertise as a musician-scholar with both a practical and theoretical understanding of South Indian music is unique. He belongs to the last generation of musicians with an authentic and first-hand experience of the indigenous approaches to Karnatak music performance, practice and education. More importantly, it is rare to find such a traditional musician who can convey the core aspects of music to a foreign audience. Karaikudi Krishnamurthy - percussion Karaikudi R Krishnamurthy is the 9th generation mridangam artiste in South India’s illustrious Karaikudi Tradition. His grandfather was the legendary Karaikudi Subbarama Iyer, the elder brother of Karaikudi Veena Sambasiva Iyer, who got the first President’s award in 1952. Both of them were known as Karaikudi Veena Brothers. He had also accompanied luminaries such as M. L. Vasantha Kumari and Dr. N. Ramani. Besides he has accompanied almost all the great musicians of the next generation such as T.N. Seshagopalan. He demonstrated his versatility as a mridangist by playing for dance performances as well. He has accompanied many a great dance artist. It 1959 Krishnamurthy began teaching at Kalakshetra College of Fine Arts. Between 1981 and 1988, he was a teacher at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society. In 1990 he moved to the United Kingdom where he continues to impart the knowledge of classical music. He is also an acclaimed dance music composer. His audio CD ‘Saphtha Bhairavi’, released in 2001, was very well received in Europe, USA and Canada. After a span of ten years his latest album, ‘Korvais, Kuraipu & Moharas’ has made a ripple in Europe, USA and Canada. Shri Karaikudi R. Krishnamurthy received the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for his contribution to dance music as a Mridangam artist in 2012. With thanks to the Arts Council of Ireland