राग

Meditation with morning ragas....Kalpana Zokarkar, a Hindustani classical vocalist, occupies a special position in the Hindustani classical music world. Her musical upbringing was due to her father and guru, Pandit Krishna Rao Majumdar, a renowned artist in his own right. She carries the legacy of Ustad Rajab Ali Khan, through her father.

Meditation with morning ragas...Shri Sunil Kant Gupta is one of the most promising classical flautist in the contemporary era. He was motivated to take up some form of musical expression by his father Shri Ram Chandra Gupta. Having received training in Gwalior, Agra, Banaras and Patiala Gharanas, Sunil ji has developed his unique style of rendition, giving due weightage to both "Gayaki & Gatkari" ang in his performance.

Meditation with morning ragas....Sikkil Mala Chandrasekhar is a noted South Indian carnatic flautist.

Meditation with morning ragas....Sri K.V.Ramanujam Joined in All India Radio as a staff Artist (Flute Player) on 8.5.1984 in Chennai. He was a Top Ranking Flutist of A.I.R. He was a composer in Light Music and in Vadya Vrinda also. He composed and conducted several Vadya-Vrinda compositions which were well appreciated by the listeners.

Meditation with morning ragas....Sikkil Mala Chandrasekhar is a noted South Indian carnatic flautist.

Meditation with morning ragas....Pandit Arvind Parikh is amongst India's leading sitarists.

Meditation with morning ragas...Dr. Natesan Ramani, commonly known as N. Ramani or N. Flute Ramani, was an Indian Carnatic flautist. He was awarded the Madras Music Academy's Sangeetha Kalanidhi in 1996. Ramani is also credited with introducing the long flute into Carnatic music.

Meditation with morning ragas...Smt Manda Sudharani is an Indian carnatic vocalist. She is the first artist to popularize pallavis of all varieties since 1980s and brought gravity to the Concert Format in Andhra. Her “Ragam Thanam Pallavi” are known for both technical excellence & aesthetic appeal.

Meditation with morning ragas...Srimathi, the violinist, popularly known to the world of Carnatic Music as Lalgudi Srimathi Brahmanandan hails from a family of musicians in South India devoted to professional music for four generations. Her father Shri Valadi R. Gopala Iyer was a versatile music teacher who taught vocal, veena, violin and mrudangam. Anuradha Sridhar comes from a long line of master artists that have contributed immensely to the field of Carnatic music.

Dr. Hari Charan Verma beautifullly combines the two Gharanas (Jaipur and Gwalior), developed a style all of his own in which the traditions of Indian Classical Music.