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Vidwan Sriram Parasuram explaining the nuances in Sri Papanasam Sivan’s compositions
Edited excerpts from Nrityasamrachana 2017 in association with Apsaras Arts Singapore
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[@KITCHUTCR]

Great🎉🎉🎉

[@svramakrishnan124]

Very talented…knowledgeable…should be more popular and known than he is…

[@svramakrishnan124]

He has a beautiful voice too…just moved me hearing nambi kettavarai….want to hear the dull song…

[@svramakrishnan124]

Full not dull am sorry

[@nsrinivasan23]

Sriram brought the great composer, Papanasam Sivan before our naked eyes through his various kruthies. Superb Sir. We would like similar demonstrations of other composers. Pl provide your expertise in others' compositions. A Big Thank You.
CA. Srinivasan
Pune, Maharashtra.