As a prominent vocalist in the carnatic musical tradition, Sudha Ragunathan’s voice enthralls listeners from around the world. Among the first in her generation to receive many prestigious awards including the Padmabhushan and the Sangita Kalanidhi, her mastery over vocal techniques and complicated styles makes her one of the most sought ...

Sudha Ragunathan. One of the brightest stars of Carnatic music in India, her distinctly stunning vocal style has ignited musical imagination and spirit across languages, frontiers and ideologies. Explore this website to know more about this diamond in the sky. Know More

Sudha Ragunathan is the only carnatic musician after Bharat Ratna M. S. Subbulakshmi to have sung in the United Nations.

Sudha Ragunathan is the only carnatic musician after Bharat Ratna M. S. Subbulakshmi to have sung in the United Nations.

Sudha Ragunathan is the only carnatic musician after Bharat Ratna M. S. Subbulakshmi to have sung in the United Nations. Copyright © 2024 Sudharagunathan. All Rights Reserved.

2007年2月24日 · praise of Muruga in his Tiruppugazh poems. Sudha Raghunathan has rendered the verses with a singular spark of aesthetic and devotional fulfilment. The 21 songs have been chosen to tunefully attire the lyrics. Embar Kannan,

Sudha wanted it to be a memorable evening – celebrating ther Guru’s 90th birthday. She along with Dr.MLV’s senior disciples presented their Guru’s evergreen numbers through music and dance. The function was presided by Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman, Honorable Minister for …

Beautifully sung by Sudha Raghunathan, her voice is amazing, being high pitched and booming at the same time. Effortless, and yet very effective.

2017年9月30日 · Sudha Ragunathan has amassed numerous titles and awards over the years, making her mother, her Gurus, her rasikas and her country proud. These accolades have been given by Institutions and governing bodies from across the world.

Sudha — ``Wedding in the forest." The central point of this item was Harikesanallur Muthiah Bhagavatar's popular western note. Sudha explains: "The whole idea was to effectively use the different voices to recreate a forest atmosphere on stage …