How Many Ragas Do RaGa Know? | Ranjani & Gayatri interacts with The Hindu Fridays Guests | Part 3

Welcome to Part 3 of our engaging series with ‪@RanjaniGayatri‬ on The Hindu Fridays! In this episode, the dynamic duo delves into their collaborative process, discussing how they navigate and harmonize their differences to create beautiful music together.
Join us as they answer intriguing audience questions, shedding light on the distinctions between Carnatic and Hindustani music, and revealing just how many ragas they have mastered. Additionally, Ranjani & Gayatri share their thoughts on their interest in film music and its influence on their classical journey.
This conversation offers a unique glimpse into the minds of these musical maestros, providing fans and music enthusiasts with a deeper understanding of their artistry and collaboration. Don't miss out on this insightful and inspiring session with Ranjani & Gayatri.
Watch now to discover the secrets behind their successful partnership and the breadth of their musical knowledge!
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[@indavaragayathri1507]

Watched all the episodes. Beautiful is the only word I can think of right now. It looked very casual but contained lot of depth and width too. You are happy souls in the ocean of music. Congratulations and thanks for your wonderful music.

[@narayananvenkatesh3104]

A very strong sisters. The main key holder is the younger one and the signals between them is so electric and having the great courtesy to congratulate the co-artist spontaneous. Their hard work is getting appreciated whereever they perform. Family support is a great blessings to them.

[@Sohankp954]

The harmony and beauty of singing together is beyond explanation . I feel its a gift from god. 37 years of stage experience . Amazing

[@raduvedi]

Of course thanks Hindu Fridays for these interviews.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@TheHinduFridays]

Welcome :-) Stay tuned for more such interesting conversations!

[@jovianjollity5244]

A most enjoyable insight into all the attributes that have contributed to the success of the ‘RaGa’ sisters as successful Carnatic music artistes. Their demo of an abhang seemed to illustrate their point about music that comes from the heart, having the power to move the listener, even if from a different clime or culture. Vidushi Gayatri’s interpretation of Charukesi, both in the Carnatic and Hindustani styles, seemed to show her talent as a true artiste. The answer to the question about what the two sisters would be, if they were not Carnatic music singers, seemed very apt too. Very good questions from the audience- one wonders if that was curated too!

[@hemashasta4750]

Nicely done. Interesting and entertaining. Love RaGa's singing and their impressive knowledge base. The host was professional and pleasant.

[@TheHinduFridays]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lakshmiramakrishna9255]

HOW? How are you guys just sooooo perfect, every word resonates. As always...

[@indiragc]

Brilliant as always, RaGa sisters! Loved it!

[@sowmyaiyer1504]

Nice listening to them

[@kmalathi4943]

Nice conversation with vidhushi.Ranjani,Gayatri.
B'lore.

[@raduvedi]

Please don’t forget your audience in Bay Area California

[@chiapet9570]

Here they look and behave nicely. They talk as if they are so humble. But they are the most arrogant sisters. These sisters think they are the most intelligent and very knowledgeable. Just because they speak in good enlish doesn’t mean they are smart, humble, .

[@raduvedi]

Wow unnecessary

[@SecAllTheWay]

why do you say that, any experience interacting with them? just curious…

[@chiapet9570]

Bad experience with my friend when they went to Chicago to perform. And also I personally feel the way they interfered in TN Krishna issue is not fare.

[@vish2553]

Get a life mate. I have known them personally ( briefly though) and I have been following their careers for two decades. They are all polite and humble but they still stand for their dharmic principles.
Now smell some kumbhakonam degree coffee and get rid of the cancerous hate.

[@thiyagarajans6113]

No no
Not at all