In conversation with Ramana Balachandhran, Part 1 | B C Manjunath | Behind the music | LivDemy

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In conversation with Ramana Balachandhran | Part 1
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Ramana Balachandhran, the 20-year-old Veena prodigy, is known as one of the youngest Vainikas (Veena players), has graced some of the best venues, Sabhas, and music festivals of Carnatic music around the world. He is the son of Carnatic music practitioners Balachandhran and Sharanya.
His talent for music was noticed when he was a toddler. With no formal training, he could identify ragas and point out nuances. He is also a talented Mridangam player.
Quoting the incredible Shankar Mahadevan, “as musicians, when we hear an outstanding and supremely talented artist (like Ramana), its our duty to let the world know, because my heart is jumping with joy when I heard a Carnatic musician of this caliber, after a long time”.
This Behind the Music session is hosted by the inimitable Mridangam player, a global ambassadors of percussion, and one of LivDemy’s most successful mentors, BC Manjunath. In several occasions, both Ramana and Manjunath has collaborated musically in person as well as virtually.
This conversation is going to be bringing together of two brilliant minds, and let them unfold the secrets of their abundance of talent.
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[@meenakshipadmanabhan8926]

S ,he is simply amazing ,no words

[@nikhilbharadwaj3516]

Ramana. 10/10 Anchor -1/10

[@thenadathurkids1740]

its criminal to get ramana on air and talk about the weather. :/

[@MusicMostlyIndian]

Have been following Ramana Balachandran for the last 3 years - the Shudhsarang he played then at his age showed that he had a musical maturity beyond his years. He is very evolved musically. Not sure how this interviewer was picked. LivDemy could do a better job in the future and get someone with more gravitas who can have a more meaningful conversation with a gifted musician such as Ramana.

[@heythere6899]

There's nothing called as “musical maturity.” It's practice!

[@venkataramanvaidehi5181]

Manjunathji is very irritating. Ramana as usual sounds authentic and charming.

[@diskrybe]

What a supremely silly interviewer.