Brahmam Okkate Para

Brahmam Okkate Para is a Carnatic instrumental composition performed by saxophonist Kadri Gopalnath. The track appears as the tenth piece in an unreleased or undocumented live recording from the December Season 2002, a series of annual music festivals held in Chennai, India. The performance was issued in 2002 under the label Charsur Digital Workstation in a digital media format.

The composition spans 2 minutes and 49 seconds. Gopalnath adapts the saxophone to Carnatic classical music, a tradition he pioneered in South India. The track title translates from Telugu to \"Brahman is One\" and reflects devotional themes common in Carnatic repertoire. Specific raga or tala details for this recording remain unverified in available sources. The release context suggests a live or studio capture from the 2002 festival season, though exact performance dates and accompanying artists are not documented.

Charsur Digital Workstation, the producing label, specialized in archiving and distributing Indian classical music in digital formats during the early 2000s. Gopalnath’s work on this track aligns with his broader contributions to fusion and classical genres, particularly his integration of Western instruments into Carnatic frameworks. No additional tracks from this release are confirmed in public records, and the album’s full title—if part of a larger collection—is not specified.