Panchari Melam, Traditional orchestra, Rhythms of Kerala
Panchari Melam , one of the traditional temple orchestra of Kerala. Rhythms of Kerala – a VCD by Kerala tourism for the promotion of Traditional orchestras of Kerala.
Panchari Melam , one of the traditional temple orchestra of Kerala. Rhythms of Kerala – a VCD by Kerala tourism for the promotion of Traditional orchestras of Kerala.
Chenda is a native drum used either in art forms like Kathakali or played independently. Making this percussion instrument is a long and painstaking process.
Featured is a soulful flute performance by BV Balasai on a Swathi composition at the Swathi Sangeethotsavam or Music Festival 2010 in the Kuthira Malika Palace at East fort in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India. For more information click – www.indiavideo.org
Fusion music by Ganesh and Kumaresh – the violin artists of India. A shot from Nishagandhi Dance and Music festival, Thiruvananthapuram. For more information on this video click – www.indiavideo.org Video by www.invismultimedia.com
Mappila Paatt or Mappila song, the traditional folk songs popular among the Muslim community in the Malabar region of Kerala.The rhythm of these songs is a perfect blend of Arabic and Malayalam folk tunes.
‘Varshaa: Rain Melodies’, capturing the many moods of the rainy season. Music is composed by Jaison J. Nair and Aby and produced by Invis Multimedia ( www.invismultimedia.com ) This music CD is available at http
Mappila Paatt also known as Mappila Songs are traditional folk Muslim songs of Malayalam. They are mostly sung by the members of the Muslim community in Malabar in Kerala state, India. For more information on this video click – www.indiavideo.org Video by invismultimedia.com
Melappadam, a Kathakali music by Kalamandalam Haridas, Kerala. For more information on this video click – www.indiavideo.org Video by www.invismultimedia.com
Mappila Paatt or Mappila song is traditional folk songs popular in the Malabar region of Kerala among the Muslim community.For more information on this video click – www.indiavideo.org Video by invismultimedia.com
Video of Kakkarissi Natakam, a folk theatre form of Kerala. It is noted for simple modes of expression and humour including social satire. This theatre form is believed to have originated around the 1750s. Most often stories from the ancient epics form the themes. Social satire is a major feature of this art form and Read more about Kakkarissi Natakam[…]
Excerpts from Keli – The Symphony of Love, Flute recital by Kudamaloor Janardanan, music Audio CD from Invis Multimedia – www.invismultimedia.com – This music CD is available at http
Bharatanatyam , choreography , vocal, performance by www.rajashreewarrier.com An excellent Bharatanatyam performance with due importance to Abhinaya or acting aspect. You can buy this DVD online http Video by www.invismultimedia.com
Excerpts from Viraha, Symphony of Separation .The sweet sorrow of separation immortalized in the love of Radha & Krishna is rendered poignantly on flute by Kudamaloor Janardanan, Music Audio CD from, Invis Multimedia – www.invismultimedia.com This music CD is available at http For more videos, visit: www.indiavideo.org
Vishu is the astrological new year of Kerala. Part of Hindu traditions and customs. Vishu conveys the message of auspiciousness and prosperity. Cultivation of new crops commences on this day .Vishukkani or the viewing of the auspicious objects is an important ritual associated with Vishu.
Mappila Paatt (Mappilappattu) or Mappila songs are the traditional songs sung by the Muslim community of north Kerala.
Raghuvara tumko meri laaj…For more information on this video click
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Excerpts from Sadaram, Violin concert in Carnatic classical music by A. Jayadevan, a Canadian violinist. He is accompanied by Tiruvaarur Bakthavatsalam, on mrudangam and Vaikom R. Gopalakrishnan, on ghatam.
Excerpts from Kaivalya – The Symphony of Meditation, Flute recital by Sri. Kudamaloor Janardanan produced by Invis Multimedia – www.invismultimedia.com Kaivalya is the music of Nirvana – a state of sublime joy in supreme meditation.