<p>The atmosphere was pleasing and charging for a fine concert with aesthetically erected platform. The Chitrakala Parishat’s spacious open air theatre was indeed inspiring.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Popular and highly talented artiste T M Krishna easily carried the day. He opened his concert with the composition “Amba Neelayatakshi Karunakatakshi.” <br /><br />The raga (Neelambari), composition, presentation and the majestic “vilamba kaala” along with impactful voice made it a memorable experience. <br /><br />The Behag thillana of Lalgudi Jayaraman had a brief alapana, nerval and swara prasthara, too. <br /><br />The evocative composition “Janakee Pathe” was wholesome with raga, nerval and swara, which revealed his brilliance. <br /><br />In fact, what he sings verily surges out of his very being and he chose a Bengali lyric as the concluding item. Seasoned instrumentalists – H K Venkataram on the violin, Arun Prakash on the mridanga and Ullur Giridhar Udupa on the ghata – accompanied with good understanding, maintaining the tempo with certitude.<br /><br /></p>
<p>The atmosphere was pleasing and charging for a fine concert with aesthetically erected platform. The Chitrakala Parishat’s spacious open air theatre was indeed inspiring.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Popular and highly talented artiste T M Krishna easily carried the day. He opened his concert with the composition “Amba Neelayatakshi Karunakatakshi.” <br /><br />The raga (Neelambari), composition, presentation and the majestic “vilamba kaala” along with impactful voice made it a memorable experience. <br /><br />The Behag thillana of Lalgudi Jayaraman had a brief alapana, nerval and swara prasthara, too. <br /><br />The evocative composition “Janakee Pathe” was wholesome with raga, nerval and swara, which revealed his brilliance. <br /><br />In fact, what he sings verily surges out of his very being and he chose a Bengali lyric as the concluding item. Seasoned instrumentalists – H K Venkataram on the violin, Arun Prakash on the mridanga and Ullur Giridhar Udupa on the ghata – accompanied with good understanding, maintaining the tempo with certitude.<br /><br /></p>
