Carnatic Vocal Concert by Smt. Gayatri Girish

I had the good fortune of attending the Carnatic vocal concert by Smt. Gayatri Girish at Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad on 25th June 2009. The program was organized by SICA, Hyderabad. It was a brilliant concert which presented the Carnatic music in its purest form. Violin support was given by Sri Mysore Srikanth, mridangam by Sri Neyveli Skandasubhramanyum and morsing by Sri Srinivasa Gopalan. Here is the entry of the concert on Gayatri Girish's blog.

Photo Courtesy: The Hindu

I am very thankful to Smt. Gayatri Girish for graciously gaving permission to host the MP3s of the concert on this blog. Please note the disclaimer below.

Please note that the MP3s hosted here are only for personal and learning purposes. Please do not use them for commercial purpose. Please respect the artist by not violating the disclaimer.

1. Introduction (MP3)
2. Sami Ninne Koriyunnanu - Varnam - Sri - Adi - Garbhapuri (Lyrics, MP3)
3. Siddhi Vinayakam - Shanmukhapriya - Rupaka - Muththuswamy Dikshithar (S) (Lyrics, MP3)
4. Marivere Gati Evaramma - Anandabhairavi - Misra Chapu - Shyama Sastry (R, S) (Lyrics, MP3)
5. Lokavana Chatura Pahimaam - Begada - Adi - Thyagaraja (Lyrics, MP3)
6. Navaratna Vilasa Vaibhava - Navaratna Vilasam - Adi - Muththuswamy Dikshithar (MP3)
7. Idathu Padham Thookki - Khamas - Adi - Papanasam Sivan (Lyrics, MP3)
8. Kamalambam Bhajare - Kalyani - Adi - Dikshitar (R, N, S, T) (Lyrics, MP3)
9. Irakkam Varamal - Behag - Rupaka - Gopalakrishna Bharathi (Lyrics, MP3)
10. Indhira Naamamu - Kalyana Vasantham - Adi - Annamacharya (Lyrics, MP3)
11. Gopigopala - Gamanasrama - Adi - Surdas (MP3)
12. Anjanavannani - Kapi - Adi - Pasuram (MP3)
13. "Shantakarma Bhujagashayanam" Slokam - Saveri, Jog, Dhanyasi, Surati
    Sri Venkata Girisham - Surati - Adi - Dikshitar (Lyrics, MP3)
14. Thillana - Sindubhairavi - Adi - Oothukkadu Venkata Subbaier (MP3)
15. Bhavamana - Mangalam - Sourashtra - Adi - Thyagaraja (MP3)

You can download the entire concert into two zip files: File 1, File 2.

[Update: 3rd July 2009] Article about the concert in Hindu Friday Review.

SICA Programs: 25th and 26th June

Organized by: SICA, Hyderabad
Venue: Ravindra Bharathi
Time: 6:30 PM

25th June: Carnatic vocal concert by Gayatri Girish.
26th June: Mandolin concert by Arvind Bhargav

Entry is free for SICA members. Tickets will be available for the non-members at the venue before the concert.

Saving Energy Starts at Home: NGM Article

I strongly recommend the article "Saving Energy Starts at Home" in the March 2009 edition of National Geographic Magazine to anyone who is interested in energy conservation and related issues.

Carnatic Concert by Sri Vijay Siva

As part of 19th Annual Cultural Festival and 162nd Aradhana of Satguru Sri Thyagaraja Swamy, Sharada Cultural Trust organized a week long music festival from 24th January 2009 to 1st February 2009 at Keys High School, Secunderabad. On 25th January, Sri N. Vijay Siva rendered an excellent carnatic vocal concert. He was accompanied by Sri R.K. Srirama Kumar on violin, Sri N. Manoj Siva on mridangam and Trichy Sri K. Murali on ghatam.

Courtesy: Link

1. Introduction
   
2. Sarasuda Ninne Kori - Varnam - Saveri - Adi - Kothavaasal Venkataraamaiyyar (Lyrics)
3. Innum Paramukham Eno - Begada - Rupakam - Doraisami Iyer
   Neraval and Swarams @ 'Vanna Thogai Mayil'
4. Marakatha Mani Varna Rama - Varali - Adi - Thyagaraja (Lyrics)
   Neraval and Swarams @ 'Dharani Tanayakunna Prema Rasamu'
5. O Jagadamba Nannu Amba - AnandhaBhairavi - Adi - Shyama Sastry (Lyrics)
6. Sri Balasubramanya - Bilahari - Misrachapu - Muththuswamy Dikshithar
   Neraval and Swarams @ 'Abala Gopa Viditha Deena Sharanya'
   
7. Ramabhi Rama Manasu - Dhanyasi - Adi - Thyagaraja
   
8. Nadachi Nadachi Chuchera - Kharaharapriya - Adi - Thyagaraja (Lyrics)
   Swaramas @ 'Nadachi Nadachi Chuchera'
   Taniavarthanam
9. Enganum Vara Varakanisangal Illamal - Kalyani - Adi - Kavi Kunjara Bharathi
   
10. Tridaksha Vardhaki - Ragamalika - Narayana Bhattadri (Link)
11. Thiruvazhat Thiruvazhi Sankham Vaazhat - Ragamalika - Adi - Sri Koneri Appanaiyengar (Lyrics)
12. Harivasaradha Upavasa - Sindhubhairavi - Purandara Dasu
    
13. Bhagyatha Lakshmi Baramma - Madhyamavathi - Adi - Purandara Dasu (Lyrics)
14. Tirruppugazh - Mohana - Adi - Arunagirinadha
    
15. Bhavamana - Mangalam - Sourashtra - Adi - Thyagaraja
    

[12th March 2009 - Update: The MP3 files have been removed at the request of the artist.]

Qawwali Program by Iqbal Hussain

Iqbal Hussain Khan Bande Nawaz and party's Qawwali program at IIIT, Hyderabad on 6th February 2009 presented Sufi music in its purest form. Iqbal Hussian, who hails from Gwalior gharana, impressed the audience with his powerful voice and authentic rendition. The percussion artists provided excellent support to the vocals.

Photo Courtesy: The Hindu

If there are any copyright issues for putting the MP3s for free download, please let me know. I will remove the access to files in that case. I am hoping that the MP3s downloaded from here are ONLY for personal use and will NOT be used for commercial purposes.

1. Man Kunto Maula - Amir Khusro (MP3, Lyrics)
2. Allah Hu - Mohammad Iqbal Naqibi (MP3, Lyrics)
3. Man Ke Meeth Jagat Ke Mohan Sundar Mukh Dikhlaona (MP3)
4. Chhap Tilak Sab Cheeni Ray Mosay Naina Milaikay - Amir Khusro (MP3, Lyrics)
   
5. Mera Piya Ghar Aaya Oo Laalni - Bulleh Shah (MP3, Lyrics)
   Dama Dam Mast Kalandar (Lyrics)

The entire concert can be downloaded in one zip file.

Concert by Sri O.S. Thyagarajan

A grand carnatic vocal concert by Sri O.S. Thyagarajan took place at Keys High School, Secunderabad on 7th February 2009. The violin support was given by Delhi Sri P. Sundara Rajan, mrudangam by Chidambaram Sri S. Balashankar and ghatam by Sri Nemani Somayajulu. It was organized by Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeetha Educational Society as a part of their 10th annual music festival.

Photo Courtesy: The HinduIf there are any copyright issues for putting the MP3s for free download, please let me know. I will remove the access to files in that case. I am hoping that the MP3s downloaded from here are ONLY for personal use and will NOT be used for commercial purposes.

1. Introduction (MP3)
   
2. Sami Daya Jooda (Varnam) - Kedara Gowla - Adi - Tiruvottiyur Thyagayya (MP3, Lyrics)
3. Evarani Nirnayinchirira - Devamruthavarshini - Adi - Thyagaraja (MP3, Lyrics)
4. Ilalo Pranatarti Harudanucu - Atana - Adi - Thyagaraja (MP3, Lyrics)
5. Nemamu Tho - Lathangi - Adi - Tiruvottiyur Thyagayya (MP3)
   - Ragalapana, Neraval @ 'Samaja Varadayani Ninnepudu'
   
6. Enrikku Shiva Krupai Varumo - Mukhari - Misra Chapu - Neelakaanta Shivan (MP3, Lyrics, Lyrics)
7. Karanam Kettu Vaadi - Purvi Kalyani - Adi - Gopalakrishna Bharathi (MP3, Lyrics)
8. Shridhara Pahi Dayakara - Jayantashri - Rupaka - Mysore Vasudevacharya (MP3)
   
9. Ninne Nammi Nanu - Thodi - Misra Chapu - Shyama Sastry (MP3)
   - Ragalapana, Neraval @ 'Kamakshi Kanchadalayathakshi', Taniavarthanam
   
10. Eppovaruvaro - Jonpuri - Adi - Gopalakrishna Bharathi (MP3, Lyrics)
11. Momu Joopara - Behag - Rupaka - Annamacharya (MP3)
    
12. Nadupai - Madhyamavathi - Khandachapu - Thyagaraja (MP3, Lyrics)
    Mangalam

The entire concert can be downloaded in two zip files: file1 and file2.

SICA Hyderabad - Kalyani Balakrishna Iyer Memorial Concert on 11th Feb 2009

SICA Hyderabad is organizing Grand Carnatic Vocal Concert (Kalyani Balakrishna Iyer Memorial Concert) by "Carnatica Brothers" Sri K.N. Sashikiran & P. Ganesh (Vocal Duet) on 11th Feb 2009 at 6:30 PM at Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad. Violin support by Sri V.L. Kumar, Mridangam by Sri M.L.N. Raju and Morsing by Sri P. Srinivasagopalan.

Carnatica Brothers: Grandsons of legendary Gottuvadhyam Narayana Iyengar, Sashikiran and Ganesh are cousins who sing as the vocal duo "Carnatic Brothers". The duo have stormed the carnatic music world at the age of two as child prodigies and have since emerged as front-ranking musicians. They had their advanced training under "Sangita Kalanidhi" Brida and also from T. Viswanathan and Calcutta K. S. Krishna Murthy. They have performed extensively in India and in USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia & UAE. They now have a vast experience of over 3500 concerts, lecture demonstrations, jugal bandis and fusion concerts. They have garnered critical acclaim and popularity with their emotive style of singing and their strict adherence to classicism.

In Sept. 2006, Shashikiran and Ganesh performed a marathon 24 hours concerts - a stupendous task considering the fact that they did not take a single break during the entire 24 hours. The concert was dedicated to all those who lost their lives in various natural calamities and terrorist strikes and to mark the World Peace Day.

The brothers have been accompanied by senior stalwards like "Sangita Kalanidhis" Umayalpuram Sivaraman, T.K. Murthy, Vellore Ramabadran and others. They are the Asthana Vidwans of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetam. Recipients of numerous awards and titles: 'Best Vocalist" from CMANA, USA (1998), Bharath Nirman Excellence Award for meritorious achievements in diverse fields, "Outstanding Young Indian" by Jaycees Special Millennium Honour Award, Music Adacemy's "Best Ragam Tanam Pallavi" Award 2004, "Isai Chudar" from Sri Ragam Fine Arts, Barath Kalachar's Yuva Kala Bharathi Award (2002) etc.

South Indian Cultural Association Golden Jubilee Year Music & Dance Festival

SICA, Hyderabad is organizing its "Golden Jubilee Year Music & Dance Festival" from 2nd March 2009 to 6th March 2009, daily at 6:30 PM at Ravindra Bharathi, Hyderabad. Season donor passes for members of SICA at Rs. 200 per member (admit two); for non-members at higher rates. Tickets available at the venue before the concert. Schedule for concert:

• 2nd March 2009: Sri Nedunuri Krishna Murthy (Carnatic Vocal)
• 3rd March 2009: Smt Ranjani & Smt Gayatri (Carnatic Vocal Duet)
  
• 4th March 2009: Sri GJR Krishnan & Sri Karthik Seshadri (Violin and Sitar; Carnatic - Hindustani Jugal Bandi)
• 5th March 2009: Smt. Vani Jayaram (Multilingual Devotional Music)
• 6th March 2009: Kum. Yamini Reddy (Kuchipudi Dance)
  

Lessons from life - II

Another priceless gem from the "perspicacious wisdom" (pun intended!) of yours truly: "The real sense of humor lies in the ability to laugh at one's own miseries and tragedies".
By the way, this post commemorates the 25th post of this blog. Yo Yo Yo!!!

Sri Mambalam Siva and Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasia

Yesterday I had the opportunity of listening to Sri Mambalam Siva and Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia at the inaugural function of Virasat 2009, organized by SPICMACAY, Hyderabad. The open-air program was conducted in the grounds of Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet with a beautiful backdrop of artistically lit school buildings. Lot of children from various schools of the twin cities attended the program.

The program started with the Nadaswaram program of Sri Mambalam. In his brief one-hour concert, he played standard carnatic ragas like 'Bangala' and concluded the program with 'Vandemataram' and 'Raghupathi Raghava Rajaram'. The concert by Pandit Hari Prasad was very interactive. He posed lot of questions to the school children and conversed with them. He played 'Yaman' alaap and asked the students to identify the raag. He then played the popular bhajan 'Vaishnav Janato'. He promised chocolates to any student who can sing the bhajan. He concluded the program with the 'Pahadi' raag. Panditji was accompanied by Anuradha Pal on tabla.

Courtesy: Times of India

Panditji made the youngsters laugh with his witty remarks. And at the same time, he drew their attention towards the richness of Indian culture. When very few students could identify the bhajan 'Vaishnav Janato', he played 'Jingle Bells' on the flute which made everyone clap. Then he remarked that everyone knows about this rhyme but very few know our known traditional bhajans. The program concluded with a question-answer session of the students with Panditji.
I recorded some of the songs which you can find below. You can download all the songs in a single zip file.
If there are any copyright issues for putting the MP3s for free download, please let me know. I will remove the access to files in that case. I am hoping that the MP3s downloaded from here are ONLY for personal use and will NOT be used for commercial purposes.

• Nadaswaram by Mambalam Siva
• Vandemataram by Mambalam Siva
• Raghupathi Rajaram by Mambalam Siva
• Yamal Aalap by Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasia
• Vaishnav Janato by Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasia
• Pahadi by Pt. Hari Prasad Chaurasia

Links: Article about the program in Times of India

The First Ever Carnatic Movie - Margazhi Raagam

Courtesy: http://margazhiraagam.com/

Wow! That was my expression when I looked at this mind-blowing idea of a carnatic concert as a movie. Margazhi Raagam is a 110 minute movie, featuring the carnatic concert of T.M. Krishna and Bombay Jayashree. The teaser on the website says: Now, you won’t close your eyes to listen to music - you will open your eyes to a new musical experience! It is released very selectively I think. Cannot wait to get hold of the DVD!

Upcoming Music Programs in Hyderabad (Jan-Feb 2009)

[Update: K. J. Yesudas program on 24th Jan at Lalitha Kala Toranam]
As the new year begins, Hyderabad is geared up to have a great music season ahead. The music lovers of Hyderabad will be treated with the music of eminent artists in the form of Thyagaraja Aaradhana festivals and annual festivals of many organizations.

Date	Program	Artist/Group	Time/Venue	OrganizedBy
15th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Vocal: G. Lakshmi Surya Teja (Vizag)	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		7:00 PM - Vocal: D. Vardhani (Vijayanagaram)
16th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Veena: Ayyagari Syamasunder & Jayalakshmi	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		7:00 PM - Vocal: Saraswathi Vidyardhi (Vizag)
17th Jan 2009	Ruhaniyat, the Sufi and Mystic Music festival	Shabad singers, Mystic musicians, folk musicians, Bauls, Qawwals and the likes from across India	Ravindra Bharathi, Saifabad	Banyan Tree Events, Mumbai
17th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Vocal: Smt. Jayamangala Krishnamani	6:30 PM, Keyes High School for Girls, Secunderabad.	Kalasagaram, Secunderabad
17th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Flute: Jayaprada Ramamoorthy	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		7:00 PM - Vocal: Tulasi Viswanath (Rajahmundry)
18th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Kum. Marty Vasantha Subbalakshmi	Sri T. Viswanathan Memorial Hall, Plot No. 59, Krishnapuri Colony, West Marredpally, Secunderabad.	Kalasagaram, Secunderabad
18th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	9:30 AM - Vocal: Mallela Krishnaveni (Australia)	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		10:30 AM - Lecture Demo: T.R. Subrahmanyam (Chennai)
		7:30 PM - Vocal: S.K.N. Renganathan Sarma (Madurai)
19th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Jalatarang: Nemani Somayajulu	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		7:30 PM - Vocal: Vamanan Nambudri (Trichur)
20th Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Vocal: M. Durga Seshu	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi,Hyderabad
		7:00 PM - Vocal: Sreyas Narayanan (Chennai)
21st Jan, 2009	Sri Tyagaraja Aradhana Music Festival	6:00 PM - Vocal: N.C. Rajalakshmi	Anand Nagar Community Hall, Khairatabad	Vignana Samithi, Hyderabad
		7:00 PM - Vocal: Modumudi Sudhakar (Vijayawada)
22nd Jan 2009	Tamil Drama: Jeshtakumara	Veteran Stage Actor, Sri Koothapiran and his troupe	Ravindra Bharathi, Saifabad	SICA, Hyderabad
23rd Jan 2009	Tamil Drama: Abadhbandhavan	Veteran Stage Actor, Sri Koothapiran and his troupe	Ravindra Bharathi, Saifabad	SICA, Hyderabad
24th Jan 2009	Vocal Concert	"Padmabhushan" Dr. K.J. Yesudas	Lalitha Kala Thoranam, Public Gardens, Nampally	Sangam Academy. Donor passes available at Lalitha Kala Thoranam & Ravindra Bharathi.
24th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Sri T.M. Krishna	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
25th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Sri N. Vijayasiva	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
26th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Sri P. Unni Krishnan	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
27th Jan 2009	Carnatic Violin Duet	Akkarai Sisters	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
28th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Kum. Nisha Rajagopalan	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
29th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Maharajapuram Sri S. Srinivasan	5:30 PM. Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
30th Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal Duet	Malladi Brothers	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
31st Jan 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Smt. S. Sowmya	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sharada Cultural Trust, Secunderabad
4th Feb, 2009	Carnatic Flute	Dr. N. Ramani	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeeta Educational Society, Secunderabad
5th Feb, 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Sri Sanjay Subramanyam	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeeta Educational Society, Secunderabad
6th Feb, 2009	Vocal Jugalbandi	Sri Ram Parasuram and Smt. Anuradha Parasuram	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeeta Educational Society, Secunderabad
7th Feb, 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Sri O.S. Thyagarajan	5:30 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeeta Educational Society, Secunderabad
8th Feb, 2009	Carnatic Vocal	Smt. Sudha Raghunathan	6:45 PM, Keyes Girls High School, Secunderabad	Sri Chandrasekharendra Sangeeta Educational Society, Secunderabad

Rajasthani Folk Music

Today I attended a Rajasthani folk music and dance program oraganized by SPICMACAY. They presented nine compositions and for two of them traditional Rajasthani dance was performed. It was a team of about ten people. There were two lead singers, one dancer and accompanists to play traditional instruments that included Dhol, Kamayacha, Algoza, Poongi, Morchang and Khartal.

Dhol	Kamayacha
Algoza	Poongi
Morchang	Khartal

Though I could not understand the lyrics of the songs that were sung, the music and the vocals were amazingly beautiful. The compositions had a natural innocence and joy, qualities which are difficult to find in this age of commercial music. The voice of the lead singers was deep and haunting. The person who was playing Khartal was an absolute joy to watch. The way he was moving his hands, his head and his entire body was in resonance with the beats he was playing. Morchang was played exceptionally well by a kid who may not be more than 10-12 years old. The two dances presented were good. The second dance was particularly good where in the dancer did some very difficult things like picking a money note with her mouth and two rings with her two eye brows simultaneously. Overall it was a nice evening. Only thing which I found missing in the performance was an introduction about the instruments and may be a bit more about the meaning of the songs that were being sung.

The audio of the evening is recorded and you can find it below. Due to the poor acoustics of the venue, the recording is not too good. There is some noise. The entire concert can be downloaded as one zip file.
If there are any copyright issues for putting the MP3s for free download, please let me know. I will remove the access to files in that case. I am hoping that the MP3s downloaded from here are ONLY for personal use and will NOT be used for commercial purposes.

1. Introduction
   
2. Kesariya
   
3. Composition 2
   
4. Composition 3
   
5. Morchang
   
6. Algoza
   
7. Nimbooda Nimbooda
   
8. Jugalbandi
   
9. Poongi
   
10. Dum a Dum Must Qalandar

A Memorable Concert by Hyderabad Brothers

The familiar voices of Sri D. Raghavachary and D. Seshachary filled me with a feeling of sanctity and holiness as I was listening to them at Ravindra Bharathi. The carnatic concert by the duo popularly known as Hyderabad Brothers was organized by SICA on 2nd January 2009 as part of their Golden Jubilee celebrations. While their concert included popular krithis like 'Tarunam Idamma' (Gowli Panthu), 'Bagayennayya' (Chandrajyothi), 'Ennadu Joothuno' (Kalavathi), they also presented rare numbers like 'Neekela Dayaradu' (Sarasangi) and 'Ethanai Sonnalum' (Saveri). The main piece of the evening was in Thodi with Shyama Sastry's 'Ninne Namminanu'. The rendition of the raga was elaborate with a perfect neraval and swaram. Another noteworthy presentation was Dikshitar's 'Parandhamavathi Jayati' in 'Dharmavathi'. The neraval 'Paramjyothi Vikasini Paramatma Prakashini' was executed excellently. The concert ended with Papanasam Sivan's 'Ennatavam Seydanai Yasoda' in 'Kapi' and 'Krishna Nee Begane Baaro' in 'Yamuna Kalyani'. The violin support by Surya Deepthi was melodious and his response to the vocals was commendable. Kaliprasad on mridangam and Shyamkumar on kanjira provided perfect percussion support that got reflected especially in the Taniavarthanam. Sri Seshachary was very active and enthusiastic throughout the concert cheering the accompanists with an occasional encouraging remark.

Photo Courtesy: The Hindu

You can listen to the recording of the concert by following the links below. The entire concert can also be downloaded from file1 and file2.
If there are any copyright issues for putting the MP3s for free download, please let me know. I will remove the access to files in that case. I am hoping that the MP3s downloaded from here are ONLY for personal use and will NOT be used for commercial purposes.

1. Valachi Vachchi - Navaragamalika Varnam - Adi - Patnam Subramanya Iyer (MP3, Lyrics)
2. Tarunam Idamma - Gowli Panthu - Adi - Shyama Shastri (MP3, Lyrics)
3. Sabapathikku Veru Devam Samanamaguma - Rupaka - Abhogi - Gopalakrishna Bharathi (MP3, Lyrics)
4. Bagayanayya Nee Maya Lentho - Adi - Chandrajyothi - Tyagaraja (MP3, Lyrics)
5. Nee Kela Dayaradu - Khanda Chapu - Sarasangi - Ramaswamy Sivan (MP3)
6. Ennadu Joothuno - Adi - Kalavathi - Tyagaraja (MP3, Lyrics)
7. Parandhamavathi Jayati - Rupaka - Dharmavathi - Muthuswami Dikshitar (MP3)
   Neraval & Swaras at "Paramjyothi Vikasini Paramatma Prakashini"
8. Ninne Nammi Nanu - Misra Chapu - Thodi - Shyama Shastri (MP3)
   Neraval & Swaras at "Kamakshi Kanjadalayatakshi"
   Thaniavartanam
9. Ethanai Sonnalum - Adi - Saveri - Vaidkeeswaram Koil Subbarayar (MP3)
10. Muttavaddu Ra Nannipudu (Javali) - Adi - Saveri - Chinniah (Tanjavur Quartette)* (MP3)
11. Ennatavam Seydanai Yasoda - Adi - Kapi - Papanasam Sivan (MP3, Lyrics)
12. Krishna Nee Begane Baaro - Chapu - Yamuna Kalyani - Vyasaraya (MP3, Lyrics)
    Bhavamana (Mangalam) - Adi - Sourashtra - Tyagaraja

* Courtesy : Meena (See comments)
Links: The review about the concert in 'The Hindu'.