Carnatic Vocal

Carnatic Vocal

2006
Future of Indian classical music: TM Krishna
T. M. Krishna
7 tracks 1h 12m
T. M. Krishna released Carnatic Vocal in 2006 under INRECO, featuring seven traditional compositions including Senthamizh Naadennum, a Tamil ode to language.
7 tracks • 1h 12m
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7 tracks Total: 1h 12m

About Carnatic Vocal

Carnatic Vocal is a studio album by Indian classical vocalist T. M. Krishna. Released in October 2006 under the INRECO label, the album presents a collection of seven Carnatic music compositions in a traditional vocal format. The recording captures Krishna’s interpretation of classical pieces, accompanied by instrumental support typical of the genre.

The album opens with Chalame, a varnam in the raga Begada, followed by kritis and devotional songs in Tamil and Sanskrit. Notable tracks include Ninnenera, a composition in Kalyani raga, and Sri Mathrubhootham, a tribute in Kambhoji. The repertoire also features Sevikkavendum Ayya in Shanmukhapriya, Sarojadalanethri in Shuddha Dhanyasi, and Vishweshwara in Bhairavi. The album concludes with Senthamizh Naadennum, a Tamil composition celebrating the language and its cultural heritage.

T. M. Krishna performs as the primary vocalist, with instrumental accompaniment details not fully documented in available sources. The release format is a commercial CD, distributed by INRECO. The album aligns with Krishna’s broader discography of Carnatic vocal music, emphasizing traditional structure and lyrical depth. No live performance or alternate versions of this recording are confirmed.

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Catalog Number: IP 5109