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Sangeet - Classical and Folk Music of India
Sep 5, 2026 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Music
With Sangeet Team (Dave, Jayashri, Ramaprasad, Rungun & Padma)
Presenting Indian Classical Music from the Indian sub-continent and anywhere else in the world too. We are four different DJs that present from our personal collections with our own introduction to the songs. We broadcast every Saturday 9:00 am to 12:00 on 103.3 FM (NJ,NY and PA).
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| 9:51 AM |
| U. Srinivas Erumayil - Desh The Magical Fingers of Mandolin U. Srinivas Echo Recording Co. Pvt. Ltd. 1989 Uppalapu Srinivas (1969 – 2014) pioneered the mandolin in Carnatic classical music. Because he was a child prodigy, he was sometimes called the Mozart of classical Indian music. He modified the electric western instrument, using five single strings instead of the traditional four doubled strings to suit the Carnatic playing style (sustained notes and musical ornamentation). with Delhi P. Sundarajan (violin), K.V. Prasad (mridangam), E.M. Subramaniam (ghatam) |
| 9:30 AM |
| Dhruba Ghosh Raga Hemant Sarangi India Archive Music 2000 Dhruba Ghosh (1957 - 2017) was a sarangi player from Mumbai. His father is tabla maestro Nikhil Ghosh. He is the nephew of flute maestro Pannalal Ghosh. Nayan Ghosh (tabla) |
| 9:19 AM |
| Hyderabad Brothers Purushothamudaveevu - Revagupthi Annamacharya Carnatic Vocal - Hyderabad Brothers INRECO Entertainment Private Limited 1994 The Hyderabad Brothers are D. Raghavachari and D. Seshachari. They got their initial formal training from their father Daroor Ratnamacharyulu. Their mother Daroor Sulochana Devi was also a Carnatic classical musician. > violin: TKV Ramanuja Charyulu, mridangam: KV Prasad, kanjira: S. Karthick |
| 9:10 AM |
| Chitti Babu Ragamalika Solid Gold 2000 Chitti Babu (1936 – 1996) was born Hanumanlu Challapally in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. Chitti Babu was his nickname at home, and it became his stage name. He was a prime disciple of Dr. Emani Sankara Sastry. (accompanying musicians were not identified)
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| 9:03 AM |
| Bombay S. Jayashri Varnam - Valaji Lalgudi G, Jayaraman Sings Your Favourites Vani Recording Company "Bombay" Jayashri Ramnath was born in Kolkata in 1964 or 1965. She is a Carnatic vocalist, singer and musician, trained by Lalgudi Jayaraman and T. R. Balamani. She has also received training in Hindustani music from K. Mahavir Jaipurwale and Ajay Pohankar. Plus she studied bharatanatyam dance and learned to play the veena. > with Usha Rajagopalan (violin), K.V. Prasad (mridangam), E.M. Subramaniam (ghatam) |