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Amrutha Venkatesh | Thillana | Ragam Surya | Adi |
A thillana composed by Amrutha Venkatesh in the Ragam Surya , in praise of the Sun God , set to Adi Thalam .
The artistes performing in the video are
Vid.Amrutha Venkatesh - Vocal
Vid. Trivandrum Sampath - Violin
Vid.Nanjil Arul - Mridangam
Vid.Perukavu Sudheer - Ghatam
Vid.Thirunakkara Rethish - Morsing.
This is from a special video recording curated by Prince Sri Rama Varma .
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Marvelous composition and rendition Maam❤
Fabulous raga and a fabulous rendition.
Beautiful Sorkattu Swaras❤
Excellent Thillana as usual.May God bless u .I am a fan of u.🙏🙏🙏
Wow. Fantastic composition. Loved the lyrics about arunan and what apt ragam for that “Surya” .. hats off to Amrutha and her guru Shri Rama Varma and her accompanying artists.. superb
Absolutely incredible. You are really a genius!
Wonderful Thillana in a rare Ragam Sallapam/Surya by Amrutha ma'am. Would be lovely if you could share the lyrics for the thillana. 🙏🙏😁
Amrita Madam,your renditions are always a treat to our ears!This thillana in Surya raag is fantastic!It is rarely sung.
Pranams Thaye!! What a stupendous composition on the Vivaswath.! So mellifluous. You would always have his kataksham!!!
What a composition vid amrutha...it shows ur expertise and control on laya...it made me keep humming the raaga after watching 🙂
I could imagine the sun dancing while rising, at its peak and while setting!
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
🌹👍👌💐🏆🎖️🙏🏽 Super rendition
Aha, what a start🤗 🧡 Composition & rendition!
Very nice raga
🌹👌👍🏆 Divineful Treat
I am no one comment to on your expertise.. but your composition and your rendering of the song is so fabulous..🙏🙏🌹🌹
Super
Superbly composed and rendered! Pls do post the lyrics
Tooo goood !!! The pathos of this raga is literally giving me goosebumps as I am listening!😌
Wah!!!!..very very nice
So btfl thillana
Brilliant rendition, as usual.
Mesmerizing 🙏🏾
Brilliant as always!!
Congrats Amrutha for your beautiful composition. It would have been more apt if the word "Sooryan" used in place of Arunan to imply the Ragamudra.