Entha Muddo | A tribute to Mandolin.U.Srinivas | A Carnatic Instrumental

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Entha Muddo, Thyagaraja composition in raga Bindumalini, Adi talam, an instrumental tribute to Mandolin U. Srinivas. This traditional Indian classical music piece is a rare composition that was made popular by Mandolin U. Srinivas. The team of young musicians performing this Carnatic classical piece here are Saigovind Vijayaraghavan (Mandolin), Poornima Emani (Flute), Sarvesh Karthick (Mridangam), Anirudh Sharma (Tabla) and S. Manikandan (Tanpura).
This is a slow paced Kriti that brings out the flavour of raga Bindumalini. The piece starts with a melodious Aalaap followed by a Tanam. Then a groove by the percussionists, followed by a mellifluous Chittaiswaram which leads to the Anupallavi, and then everybody joins in to play the Pallavi. The Charanam is played alternating the lines between the Mandolin and Flute before moving on to the Swaras that highlight the Raga and the Laya with changes in Nadai and a Korraippu. Swaram leads to the Korvai after which the percussionists play a Mohra and Korvai. All the musicians join in for the grand finale to finish.
The artists can be reached at
Saigovind Vijayaraghavan
/ saigovind.vijayaraghav...
/ @mandolinvsaigovind
Sarvesh Karthick
/ sarveshkarthick
/ sarveshkarthick
/ sarveshkarthick
/ sarveshkarthick
Sri Poornima Krishna Emani
/ flute.poornima
Anirudh Sharma
/ anirudh-sharma-tabla-1...
/ @anirudhsharmamusic
/ tabla_anirudh
S Manikandan
/ manikandan_shyam
/ manikandan.subramanian.16
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[@ksmanian7679]

This Krithi and Ragam brings only memories of Sri Mandolin U Srinivasji.

[@narsimhanjayaraman1897]

A greet tribute to u srinvas

[@sethumadhavanvenkatapathy9404]

Fantastic recital by the kids.

[@mukundansrinivasan7322]

Divine has gifted these young ones and the music you folks have created is bliss. thanks

[@sreevalsanmenon2730]

Such rendering of flute 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 Thanks a lot for the share

[@ramanvkashyap1]

Excellent archastral rendering

[@satyaprakashpamarty5453]

U Srinivas గారికి నివాళులర్పిస్తున్న మహానుభావులందరికి వందనములు 🙏🙏 May God bless these young musicians with enormous happiness and long life!

[@chandrakantharao7083]

When I heard the tune of mandolin my heart enriched with happiness and seeing U. Sreenivas. But it's not he how I wondered. Same tunes of U.Sreeniva in disguise I saw in this young budding star. Really lovely sir My respect to you for giving lively happiness I am highly grateful to you sir

[@sivaswamiramesh1128]

The Flute Girl is another Genius and this pair can do wonders in classical Carnatic Music ..God Bless them

[@gowrisurendrakumar5788]

I am a Mandolin U Srinivas fan. What a lovely way to remember him. Great.

[@pvprasad5969]

Excellent team

[@shreyasaini9666]

Wowwwww! This is why IndianRaga is the best! Superb! I think I have watched it like a 50 times! I am addicted! Keep up the good work.

[@senramani]

Wonderful rendition by Master Sai Govind and Sri Poornima ...a BRIGHT future awaits- may god bless you!

[@raghunandansrinivasan773]

An excellent tribute to Mandolin wizard: the Late U. Srinivas! Thanks to the entire team. A suggestion to IndianRaga: it would be great to include a short summary or essence of the lyrics when presenting compositions. This would enable the viewers to relate to the original emotional mood better.

[@sribindiganavile3626]

Very nice.

[@msrayyangar8345]

Outstanding...Elevating...

[@kameswarisrishtu1393]

Poornima Excellent ... Keep it up. May God bless all of you with extensive music and long life.

[@SELVAKUMAR-ld3vl]

Great music contribution by all those performers. Excellent mandolin performance by Master Sai Govind. God bless all.

[@ssllchannel1983]

Super talented artists...👌👌👌

[@KARE19269]

Happy to hear such soul stirring music from you brother Govind...

[@phaneendrakumar252]

Excellent mandolin I cannot stop my tears.you guys are did awesome job and I knew master Uppalapati. Srinivas I.e mandolin srinivas performed same age.

[@gojiberry7201]

I listen to IndianRaga at work. You guys always brighten my day.

[@vchandm23]

A genius rendition from U Srinivas was well delivered by these youngsters.

[@saraswathy14]

Very nice rendering ,I had a great opportunity to attend U Srinivas 's concert in 1994. Very sad he left early. It was great loss for carnatic music. God bless you.

[@RAMALAKSHMI-ew5mo]

I saw this one today only saigovind..its fantabulous.. this is mahaswetha..

[@radhikar8872]

What a amazing music ....🎼🎵🎶🎵🎶

[@surajs5984]

Glad he's born again

[@shashikanth5505]

Sai Govind is a child prodigy! He's born for mandolin. I heard him live in prashanti nilayam when he played in divine abode. Flutist Poornima is a young talented passionate artist. Hail #CarnaticClassicalMusic!

[@saikiransoma5726]

My life got blessed to listen such a wonderful amazing music... Thank you team... please care on the spirit of music life long...

[@rickyrocks3277]

Amazing

[@abhilashapal1665]

Lovely 🙏👌👌👍👍

[@maryannerapana3375]

This is the best way to medicine whenever your days are not a happy day and add infusion to listen to enchanted music just like this one is soothing and beautiful but more important is help to heal your crown chakra.....well it definitely works with me 💖

[@sireeshasubramanyam1996]

No words to express ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sudhamayam]

Excellent ....🙏. For your love of music and the dedication with which you function to present new talent every time.

[@siramudumari3558]

Superb .Continue your love for music.

[@srinisundarum3126]

Just too good! talent that belies their age!

[@22balkhees]

Nice music. Sai govind this is sheikh

[@ShyamSunder-no2ew]

Beautiful team ❤️

[@naterimurthy]

Excellent. Everyone did their best. Congrats.

[@shivasundari2183]

👍👍👌

[@ranganathbijapur5700]

Wow deadly combination of music

[@nimmipampana4940]

🙏🙏👋👋

[@tvkrao1901]

Pleasant rendering

[@ravivijaymedia4819]

Really enjoyed ...Waiting for ur next songs

[@rajurathi7890]

Mind-blowing ya u guys talent. God bless u all. Keep posting Ur videos.

[@malathysethuram6787]

GOD BLESS!!!

[@narayanamjayani9771]

Some really peaceful and amazing music! It feels good to hear such music! Anirudh💙💙

[@balakrishnashenoy8063]

God bless you all

[@parthavt]

Brilliant

[@vijayalakshmimaramredy4218]

Speech less performance

[@FlorArt5]

Namaste! 👍🙏

[@anilgautam2665]

your videos are amazing

[@sheriffmohideen1]

Superb.. Very nice

[@Eclare1231]

What clarity. Lovely music for sure

[@mounikas1839]

Bindumalini raagam ❤️

[@shivasundari2183]

👌👌

[@vprasad6433]

చిన్న వయసులోనే మాండలిన్ మరియు ఫ్లూట్ చెప్పలేనంత కమ్మగా వాయించారు చిన్నారులు ఇద్దరు అంతేకాదు తబలా మరియు మృదంగం అద్భుతంగా వాయించారు అన్నీ కలిసి నా మనసుకు వీనులకు గొప్ప విందు చేశారు

[@geetasridhar5511]

The mandolin artist looks like Srinivas ji. Such an uncanny resemblance

[@guppi277]

The entha muddho part is the Mandolin little boy, looking at the seniors and possibly the conductor, to visually inquire, if he is doing the theatrics of nodding and hand gestures to their satisfaction & this is what expected to see... His skills in mandolin doesn't worry him, but this melodrama, so checking out if he is delivering correctly. Entha Muddho...😘 Guys, the dramatics of head and hand gestures, come from the listeners in Indian music. Performers appreciate each others skills, not explicitly on stage. You are overdoing this bit. Outdoor recording for visual appeal is okay. This induced "canning" of nods to imply, they enjoy each other's performance is not working and is not keeping with the tradition. Give up. You are doing a great job with a great set of kids, why slur yourself. Hope you tone down soon.

[@shivasundari2183]

Ohh !! Oru isai karuvikku potiyaai ini ondrin isai !!!! Win Panninathu ethuna bathilonnum sollamudiyathu 😍. Na.. Andha Thambura meetravar Ungalai polave Rasikkiraar na.

[@venkatramans4878]

Excellent team.rendition of bindumalini awesome synchronized performance.thanks fr excellent uploading.

[@ashikachiplunkar8393]

Awesome👏👏👏

[@vidyac2003]

Wow this sooo soothing to listen to it

[@MrNidumolu]

8:40 we have to see the feeling

[@vijayrajan5792]

Almost 7 years ago, I was in a meeting when my cousin called to say that DSP (Devi Sri Prasad) called him to tell that Mandolin U Srinivas has passed away. I told my manager that this is a personal loss. I needed to breathe. God had become evil. Narayana WHY?

[@vladhardware5642]

It's funny how South Indians call it Carnatic Music. Every idiot knows that Carnatic is a British distortion of Karnataka. But to accept that Karnataka Sangeetha was born in Karnataka is a humiliation to all Tamilians, Malalayalees. Not so much for Telugu speaking brothers, because of Tyagaraja.

[@nihaal4763]

Heyy stupid... how do you manage to be so stipidish that you don't know even what you are saying. Lol. The word karnatakam in Tamil literally means orthodox and since this was the music that prevailed for centuries, it was often referred to as karnataka isai and the British translation of which is carnatic.

[@phaneendrakumar252]

In Telugu, Sanskrit real meaning is Karna means Ear. This music is so pleasent to hear. So that it is called Carnatic music.

[@Sookshmagnya]

@@phaneendrakumar252 Haha...it's the idiotic and illogical meaning given by balamuralikrishna.... it's Karnataka's music....don't follow someone to this much....

[@Sookshmagnya]

@@nihaal4763 Father of Karnataka Sangeeta sree Purandara dasaru itself is sufficient to show its meaning....

[@nihaal4763]

@@Sookshmagnya to know the meaning of what? Who even made purandara Dasar the father of carnatic music? It's a modern day calling. It's not like he made carnatic music. There was many many composers before purandara Dasar, that are not given credit for. Just because a person called Purandara Dasar, from Karnataka is called father of carnatic music,doesn't mean the music system is Karnataka's music system. Carnatic music is the type of Classical Music evolved and prevailing in the Peninsular India. If Carnatic music is Karnataka's music why is all of south india practicing it. Moreover, the trinity hail from Tanjavur, most of the krithis are in Tamil, Telugu and Sanskrit. Why does Karnataka's music has less number of kannada Compositions? Don't come up with allegations. Carnatic was the word used by the British to refer southern India. Evidently, the music of Carnatic region becomes Carnatic Music.

[@shanmugasundaram3809]

Amazing

[@LoganNathan-ik2du]

What beautiful music produced by these youngsters! It is so tranquil and serene.