If You Can Play Carnatic Music, You Can Play Anything | Akkarai Subhalakshmi | Music of India

[@diwakarsharma7344]

What ever she speaks does not matter she plays violin on carnatic singing outstandingly. She is very beautiful as well. Vow! I love her music.

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[@ramakrishnan2247]

So much precision and perfection ! Absolute Nectar to ears ..

[@neelshankartube]

An artist who lives and breathes music. As she says, music must be flowing from the soul. Thanks for the interview and giving us glimpses of the mellifluous Nalinakanti Raga

[@ravisanthanam337]

4;52 She says Carnatic music is complicated ( she should have said complecx) & If you can play carnatic music you can UNDERSTAND any music......... quite true

[@subySAN]

This Lady is awesome!! She always accompanies TM Krishna, and her ability to play the violin in the “gayaki anngh”, is breathe taking... look out for her in any TM Krishna concert or videos and she her command over the instrument!!

[@rajinisrinivasan6730]

Just love her violin ....she's unique ... her Nalinakanthi is outstanding

[@vinayshankaremani]

I love the sound of her Violin. Soft and Pleasant to the ears. No Harsh Tones. Would love to hear more Solo Albums of Akkarai Subhalakshmi. Very few available online.

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[@jaimelkote9555]

Akkarai Subhalakshmi is truly dedicated to Music! Her speech is very impressive and they are Golden Words to be treasured!! Any Classical Artist would fall in love with her humble way of expressing her knowledge. GOD bless her with good health and long life, so that, we may listen to her playing, on and on!

[@laxmikrishnapuri9806]

Talented violinist. Well experienced. Her coordination when shewas playing to T M Krishna,we forget ourselves. Swaminathan is a luckiest person to have such a violinist as daughter. Very good in vocal also. Her sister also able carnatic artist vocal as well as in violin.

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[@Handlemyusername]

Hi I was thinking to shift Karnatic to wester but after seeing this video I love Carnatic violin....Thankyou respected Mam

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[@Handlemyusername]

@@darbarfestival ok......

[@ItsShankz]

One of the most versatile violinist. She is equally an accomplished vocalist. With her sister Swornalatha, they are a fabulous duo

[@shanmugamsubramaniam8652]

Brilliant performance from another rising star of Carnatic music. My best wishes to her!

[@devendraramanna5193]

The west may have created the violin, Indians perfected it. Truly proud of our rich heritage. Thank you Darbar for this and many more performances it is truly inspiring and priceless,timeless.

[@malu7946]

Akkarai Is a Gem...❤️🙏

[@samraja1253]

Check @ 11:42.. She nailed it..

[@jyotisampat3246]

Sublaksmi is synonium with violin. She speaks eloquently apart from it, we learn about them after int. Fame. I am sure knowledge should be understood by we Indians before it passes to west.

[@RobinOm27]

Well dressed, nice temperament, intelligent, and of course... highly talented! May God's grace continue to pour over you!

[@jyotisampat3246]

Subhlashmi, sudha, jayanti and charulata Mani, the way they explain music, is better then lot of academics who talk about music's. These personalities are true roving ambsedors of music.(subha laxkmi)

[@santajgd]

A great artiste in the making ! Can see semblance of MSG in bowing and sangathis.

[@sudarshansargur9253]

Outstanding rendition of Nalinakanthi in the background to go along with really insightful thoughts and words. Would love to listen to you live ma'am!

[@swamiganesh2875]

Excellent comments Ms. Subbalakshmi. Very articulate and gifted indeed.Thanks for propagating and enriching the Carnatic music tradition. You are a gem!

[@sridharnanjundeswaran9568]

Very nice rendition of Raga Nalinakanthi! Very soothing.

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[@hrhcrab]

And there is absolutely NO disputing that she can play Carnatic music... vah vah vah!

[@guppi277]

The Smiling Assassin..! In a good way. I liken her to the female version of legendary Kunnakudi Vaidhyanathan. Very heartening to see there's already 12K viewers in 4 days since publishing this interview and many came up with rave reviews of her interview. Darbar only made themselves proud by featuring Ms Akkarai Subhalakshmi. Period.

[@vasantharao1549]

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[@sringeriprasanna1546]

what a nice performance it was. just fantastic

[@bestofcarnaticflute2736]

It is good to see that Carnatic music is increasingly in the hands of young, talented and intelligent artistes such as Akkarai. It is the likes of Akkarai that can raise the awareness of Carnatic music in the North (where it is sometimes and so wrongly looked down upon) and in the West, where it is almost unknown, in spite being perhaps the richest musical system in the world as far as range of melody and rhythm are concerned. Just one correction to what Akkarai said which I am sure it was due to unintentional wrong choice of word. When she explained the terms "pallavi", "anupallavi", and "charanam", she referred to middle, upper and lower octave. What she meant was middle, upper and lower swaras of the octave.

[@vvee4725]

It's really not looked down on in the various Gaharanas of the North. I don't know where you're getting that from.

[@sakuntalaramaswamy8230]

Beautiful and Brilliant demonstration of the Subtle features of Violin playing. Coming from a Great Lineage of Musical luminaries , she has inherited the best of all of them. Both the sisters make a great Pair of the most popular violonists of today. !!

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[@subbashpatel9615]

Very good please bring her with more Music. Great to know it is getting more popular now than before.

[@Natarajan152]

Her music is mesmerising, very talented 👏

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[@draghuna]

She's such a remarkable artiste. I always look forward to listen to her, be it a vocal or a violin performance. This is the first I've heard her air her views. Very insightful that the tanam technique can be learnt and improved by listening to Western violinists. I grew up listening to vast array of musical genres, but learnt only carnatic music formally. I used to get a lot of advice on how I should not listen to other music so knowing that artistes of Subhalakshmi's stature are open to learning from other genres really vindicates what I did instinctively as a young man. I am merely an amateur vocalist of course but I believe that the art of appreciation can be quite a sophisticated one too and videos like this are immensely helpful to develop that fine sense of appreciation!

[@niraakara]

Amazing Akkarai! Triple threat… amazing violinist, lovely vocals and so sweet, grounded and humble!

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[@VamsiMohanKrishnaVadrevu]

What she said about carnatic music is very true. It's very scientific. The exercises that are in a beginner carnatic musician's learning repertoire are so scientifically devised that if one masters them, they'll be able to get the gist of how music works. How Tempo works, how to fit phrases into a taal, relative pitch distances between notes, types of different tempo signatures. This makes the musician universally adept to play/sing/understand any kind of music. I'd tried playing the flute (bansuri) on my own without guidance for about 6 years with no real improvement. However, I decided to learn carnatic music and in 1 year I'm able to play almost any pop music songs without thinking too much about which holes to close for what sound. It becomes second nature. The exercises are so universal that they lend themselves useful to any instrument. It's so amazing that a teaching syllabus that was developed in the 14th century (Saint Purandara Dasa and perfected later on) is still applicable today. It shows that those legendary musicians had a deep understanding of how human neural network works. The way to learn a skill is by repetition. But these repetitions must be in such a way that they are generic and thus lend themselves to any sequences of notes. It's just like learning how to touch type without actually having to learn how to type each word in the english vocabulary. Indian music is the only form where's importance is given to improvisation, note bending (meend) and ornamentation. All these are tools to make music more impactful. Afterall the purpose of music is to evoke emotions in a person. Carnatic music if properly used can evoke any emotion under a skilled musician. Basically carnatic music makes the musician a virtuoso.

[@chandrasekhar-B]

You have elaborated it so beautifully. It's true. I have been listening to Carnatic music since 2001 and I can say that the kind of improvisation and the technique in Carnatic music is so different from that of others. Not to forget practice that goes behind it before one excels in it. Thanks for such an enlightening post Sir.

[@saikumarsrinivasan9595]

Namaskaram, Jai Sri Radhe Krishna Thank you so much of your beautiful sharing!

[@sureshpolali4616]

Carnatic music is divine and this is GOLD Standard in world music. As Indianess is taking center stage in the world , Carnatic music is central to this transformation ( In fact Indian classical music as a whole). While Social media played very important role in this transformation as we are getting you tube videos of legendary people with superlative performance and videos of raaga explanations -- All are beautiful and I must say , for me this is fulfilling. The satisfaction and sublime feeling you get just listening to Carnatic music is so much just imagine people who are performing . They are GOD for me. One has to bow down to the Saadhanna of these personalities with decades of training and learning,. If any one develops interest in Carnatic music will slowly move away from film music and those Raps and Lungi dance types. I call those as low level and noise factor. Ovell all Carntic music purifies mind .

[@vaidyanathanrs6109]

So nice of you to know about Darbar Carnatic Violin Instrument with skilful Violin play. 😊🙏

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[@grramakrishnan]

akkarai subalaxmi is easily the best violonist in the field todays.A great future future awaits

[@mukundr5725]

Akkarai subhalakshmi means violin speaks to soul and uplifts all the souls. Not a day when I don't listen to her and her sister. God bless both

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[@manot8273]

People who comment negative don't have any idea of carnatic music. Carnatic music is so vast that any language songs can be put under the tab of a carnatic raaga!!!!!! For eg. Shape of you by ed Sheran comes under the Hindusthani Raagam of BHIMPALAS. CARNATIC singers can sing any type of music in world, can others do the same

[@andsalomoni]

Some people say "If you can play jazz, you can play anything" too. I don't believe in this kind of statements anymore, because I have seen that being able to play a music style doesn't make you able to play a different one. I played jazz, but it didn't make me able to play african music, I had to learn it. I play african music, but it doesn't make me able to play classical music, I should learn it. If you want to play a music style, you have to LEARN IT, in spite of whatever music style you already know.

[@jssplr]

andsalomoni Bingo!

[@adityayawalkar1634]

andsalomoni completely agree! I'm, in fact, of the opinion that a past baggage you come with creates difficulty in adapting a newer style.

[@kiron84]

:) To understand that, you need to come out of that shell of what music you know. No offence meant, but you should watch this Darbar interview with another great artist D Srinivas where he explains the mathematics in Carnatic music- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoe1pXeFfdaEhtk If you agree mathematics is the universal language, you will understand the rest! Enjoy! This is not about which format is great or anything. But accept something which is absolutely great and has been existing in its purest format for thousands of years! Comparing Jazz or African music to Carnatic music is not fair. You can do that with Indian folk music which is in the same genre,to some extent.

[@akashacharyak]

She said you can "understand" most forms of music, not "know". There's a difference!

[@aravindmadhavan123]

That is typical arrogance of people who consider a certain form of music as 'superior'. Music is way to diverse and beautiful for this to be true..

[@ambareeshiyer]

Three great accompanist and of course brilliant solo performers

[@KarthikShandilya1986]

My god. What a lovely video. Last bit was so amazing

[@vsgopalakrishnan]

Lovely presentation by Akkarai Subhalakshmi. This raga will remind you of Talat's "Sapnon ki suhani duniyan ko" in essentially raag darbari.

[@krshna77]

11:17 "Music is a big ocean" and the south indian style is hiding at great depths where high pressures will kill any foreign small fish :D

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[@VigSuntharam]

Amazing violinist..always fond of your play..

[@pradeepchandra1883]

good.carnatic music is beautiful ..western music and all other music forms are beautiful too..

[@bamboowaalah2910]

In reply to Minor Third: Yes, the Carnatic raga naLinakAnti is very similar to the Hindusthani raga tilak kAmod. Scale of naLinakAnti is sa ga ri ma pa ni SA SA ni pa ma ga ri sa ri, ga, ni are all tivra (sharp) and ma is shuddha. as opposed to tilak kAmod, dha is not used and some musical phrases are different. Subhalakshmi plays Thyagaraja's celebrated kriti, "mana vyAla kincha rAdaTe' ". From 12:10 - 12:20, she plays the scale of the raga (intermittently) in different speeds and in various ways

[@malliwork3193]

awesome .. I am almost crying.. y I am not in music ..

[@jaimelkote9555]

It was Sri Kunukudi Vaidyanathan who made Viol;in liked by every one! His style was unique as well as the funny faces made by him while playing Violin made even young children to listen to his rendition. Until then, Violin was considered fit for pathetic scenes, sad situations! It was considered boring!!

[@rishishenoy]

Beautiful Nalinakanthi ! ! !

[@muraliangappa9507]

In today’s Carnatic Music she in one of the top performers of violin

[@sridharganesan7691]

Too good. Soulful indeed.

[@RIyer]

The best Violinst! Such simplicity and vidwatam combined into one!

[@SasthaSubbarayan]

Creative and skilled to express well by bow and mouth. சபாஷ். 28.7.24

[@chitrasundram1459]

Perfect...what divine talent

[@rajendranr1635]

Very good ,cute performance with explanations. 🙏🙏

[@anaghabalasubramanian5823]

Incase if anyone is wondering what the song is, it's Manavyala kinchara ..composed by Saint Tyagaraja.

[@RamaKrishna-lp4sq]

The music is awesome. Can you please only upload only the concert music without the lecture explanation?

[@Prabu123__]

it was vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv gggggggggggggreatttt listening to the sound of violin in this video....

[@robins.joseph7312]

Dear Darbar Fest, thank you for doing what you do.

[@krishnapartha]

Just gorgeous music and articulate honest sharing. Kudos. Keep it up!

[@arunasaraswathi893]

Please upload the nalinakanti alapana playing in the backround.

[@sinnathuraikalaivani]

I always appreciate her talent

[@muraliangappa9507]

Good interview and Excellent Rendition

[@Yoga-gz2uw]

Inspiring other musicians as always..!! thank you for uploading..!!

[@nandakumarbansuri1937]

Bale very very great violinist. so be happy. my mint was full

[@kumblenagesh]

Brilliant artist. Versatility personified

[@varshavasudevan6633]

Superb nalinakanthi

[@pvgpalvar]

Beautiful rendering

[@NishantSingh-qe7vv]

It is true absolutely .many will not agree bt please try them

[@shivnathan8396]

Very well said and brilliant ending

[@padmavathirangarajan9780]

Great artist

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[@vigneshrk]

sabash! well said! i agree with everything this video is not 0% clickbait

[@pavithraraghunathan7940]

Thank you @darbarfestival for the video. Some of us would be beyond thrilled to see the full concert on Darbarplayer. Can we expect this anytime soon?

[@darbarfestival]

Yes definitely! Stay tuned!

[@lathajayan7893]

Genuine artist🙏🙏

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[@augustinechinnappanmuthria7042]

Really super

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[@niranjanbharathwaj4383]

Is it possible to post the music alone as a separate upload? Nalinakanthi is so beautiful.

[@princejackrabbit3642]

What a beautiful interview with the backdrop of Nalinakanthi, and yet you had to put this tired and conceited title of "If you can play Carnatic Music, you can play anything"! If you can dance the Barathanatyam, you can dance anything, if you can drive in India, you can drive anywhere, if you can survive in Mumbai, you can survive anywhere, blah blah blah... enough of the nonsense -- just stick to sensible titles and not click baits. Don't spoil the interview with unnecessary drama!

[@Francis12345ify]

I read this point and now can't u see it lol

[@maitri74]

We have received so much muck from our northern brothers. Now you find none can play in the southern style without immersing themselves in the style of music. She is not saying we are superior. You just bring her to accompany a northerner and take it as a challenge. Between two styles of music and accompany each other,

[@greatwave3349]

If you can play 'abc' music you can play any music...true in a way, but it is not exclusive for one particular music style. When you already have an understanding of music and some experience making it, you will find it easier to adapt to different styles. There is nothing you cannot 'learn' to do, how long it takes or how much effort you'll have to put in is a different story.

[@rajinees2122]

Great.

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[@TheDeodatp]

Inspiring..... Very fluent speaker

[@sreekumarpai6665]

Superb violinist.

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[@SindhujasMusic]

The music is so beautiful. Please, please, publish a video of the music alone?

[@purusothamponnian5468]

Arumai madam

[@VSPG_SIVANI]

Thanks ma'am for giving important suggestions

[@k.vramachandran5183]

Lakshmi Narasimhaqa Murthy Vishnubhotla

[@dhol-tasha1989]

She's beautiful.

[@hisatnam]

WOW... Excellent.

[@jigggro]

Well spoken and beautiful.

[@akshaysankarshana2405]

An amazing and soothing Nalinakanthi and Manavyalakinchara in the background. Would love to have that as the main video in the upcoming uploads. Also, had to mention - the title is misleading, as many people have said. The title should have been "If You Can Play Carnatic Music, You can UNDERSTAND Any Other Genre of Music." Pls, correct that Darbar Team. Anyway, the video is too good. Thanks for the upload. Also expecting the correction of the misleading title of the video. Thanks

[@manjushavaliveti3575]

"SARASWATHI" You are madam🙏🙏🙏🙏 I bow to you madam...

[@soundarkrishnan8216]

Great performance..

[@darbarfestival]

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[@samprasadmajumdar1697]

WORLD MUSIC WONDERFUL.

[@jayashreer9009]

Please upload the video of this concert 🥺🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@darbarfestival]

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[@anjinsanx44]

Shakti n Mahavishnu !

[@sajanraghavan]

Amazing,, thank you

[@vasantharao1549]

Soul stirring

[@pkvinayachandran]

Fabulous rendering madam.

[@halimrony5875]

amazing music...

[@tharushagoorsamy8527]

Wonderful person, great music

[@rosariorajkumar]

Nice music and life history. Your violin seems to be an antique violin. please describe your violin with its brand, how did you get it , speciality of your violin etc. I am also a violinist with grade V certificate from Trinity College of Music, London. Thank You Mme.

[@klassischemusik_vv]

excellent & useful information for young musicians. Of course, excellent performance as well.

[@thiarav]

Violin has been discovered in ancient sculptures in India and this shows that violin was an indian instrument. It was called Dhanur Veena

[@darbarfestival]

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[@harsh3391]

Sources ?

[@कुमारनिशित]

Dhanur Veena is different from violin in terms of body structure and sound?(maybe) , although both are bowed instruments. That doesn't imply violin is Dhanur Veena.