keep it up……

Edit the small error in my comment in the last line. Instead of “Will you tell” and “Will you like”, I wrote wrongly as “Will tell” and “will like”.

Thanks!

Best Regards
R Sathyamurthy

Exactly. I understand that this is not Carnatic Music concert. So what? Music is music. Just like one gets pleasure by singing in a popular music concert, the others who sing along in the carnatic music might be getting their pleasure doing that.

Isn’t indifferent to think that if you sing along in a light music concert it may “not” disturb others?

Secondly, once again why do we want to elevate and keep Carnatic music in some pedestal and so make it beyond the reach of common man? I hope you will agree that a Sankarabaranam or a Sindhu Bairavi took Carnatic music to much larger audience than a Margazhi utsavam patronized present and future mamas and mamis?

I am not writing this to criticize or find fault. Just sharing a view.

One of my very good friends and a wonderful thinker once narrated this conversation between him and his daughter:

Daughter asks the father: “Dad, why is frog ugly”
Father to daughter: “Frog is not ugly”
Daughter: “No it is ugly, I don’t like it”
Father: “If you were a frog, will tell the same thing?” “Will like someone not liking you?”

Sriram,
Oh that’s great! There was even a temple walk by her last Sunday. I, unfortunately, wasn’t able to go

Girish,
It has been almost a year since that happened and it still feels like a dream! Let’s hope you get to watch him perform live soon. Good luck!

Dandilsa,