I am not an avid listener of Indian classical music but do enjoy the occasional Hindustani and Carnatic music (mostly instrumental; rarely vocal).
So, 3 videos today from Carnatic music instrumentalists who I have enjoyed in the recent past.
First up, U. Shrinivas on what is not a traditional Indian musical instrument - the mandolin.
Next a performance by Lalgudi Jayaraman on the violin, which also is not innately an Indian instrument but has been adopted by Carnatic musicians for quite a long time now.
and last but not least, a mridgangam solo -- shout out to my childhood friend, Rama, who used to play this instrument quite well.
A post with some of my favorite Hindustani instrumentalists next week...
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