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Soulful Bhavageethe & Poetry Fusion Performances

byPallavi MDAvailable in Bengaluru & across IndiaStarts from55,000 per session (60 mins)View full gallery

A personal collection of Bhavageethe, ghazals, and poetry set to melody. These recordings capture the serene, reflective moments I love to share in intimate spaces.

A timeless Bhavageethe that I love, with poetry by Kuvempu and composition by Mysore Ananthaswamy. The subtitles share the beautiful meaning behind the lyrics.

Singing one of the most celebrated poems in Kannada, 'Yaava Mohana' by Gopalakrishna Adiga. This is the kind of deep, emotional music I love to share in intimate settings.

A tribute to my guru, Raju Ananthaswamy, on his birth anniversary. This poem by Shishunala Sharif is one of his simpler, yet beautiful, compositions that I hold dear.

A performance of G P Rajaratnam’s 'Ratnan PadagaLu', composed by Mysore Ananthaswamy. Each song in this collection is a gem that tells a story.

It was an honour to sing this C Ashwath composition of a poem by MR Kamala. The lyrics speak of a mother's light, a theme that resonates deeply with me.

A performance of a song on demand, composed by Violin Chandru with poetry by Dr HS Venkateshmurthy. I am always happy to take requests when it feels right for the moment.

A rare and complex Bhavageethe composed by C Ashwath, where every line is in a different raga. I enjoy exploring and sharing these unique musical pieces.

One of Mysore Ananthaswamy’s most iconic tunes, a setting of Dr NSL’s poem. This is a classic piece that many lovers of Bhavageethe will recognize.

A ghazal kind of evening, remembering the great Mehdi Hassan Saab and Faiz Ahmed Faiz. My repertoire also includes classic ghazals for a different mood.

Singing Chandrashekar Patil’s poem about the river Shalmala, a favorite composition of C Ashwath. The poetry of nature is a frequent theme in my music.

About A Repertoire of Soulful Melodies

My approach to these melodies is simple: it is about the conversation between the poetry and the listener. Whether it is a classic Bhavageethe or a fusion piece, I do not just sing—I share the meaning behind the lyrics and the context of the composition, so the music becomes a shared experience rather than a performance to be observed from a distance.

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