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Mridangam

Mridangam meaning

A percussion instrument used in southern Indian music, consisting of a two-sided drum whose body is usually made from a hollowed piece of jackfruit wood.

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A memorable vocal concert of Abhishek Raghuram with the percussion support from Akkarai Sornalatha on violin and Kishore Ramesh on mridangam, was witnessed on the final day of the 55th annual concerts of Ragapriya (Chamber Music Club).

Next up is the The Gods of Carnatic featuring violinist Naadha Yogi VV Subrabmanyam and mridangam player Trichy Sankaran at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Record in Bentonville.

Parveen Sparsh’s mridangam was organised and supportive with occasional pep when demanded.

The singers will be accompanied by Trichur R Mohan (mridangam), Ajinkya Joshi (tabla) and Abhishek Shinkar (harmonium).

But when the mridangam artiste started played the solo, he played the korvai correctly.

Tiruvarur Bhakthavatsalam on the mridangam and Vaikom Gopalakrishnan on the ghatam with their vibrant beats enlivened the atmosphere.

Mridangam and ghatam artist ‘Andanallur’ R Renganathan personally welcomes visitors into his family home in Srirangam, leading them from the harsh daylight into the cool darkness of the residence with sure-footed ease.

N. Ramakrishnan on the mridangam and N. Guruprasad on the ghatam took forward the creative syllables of the flautist and drew much attention to their accompaniment.