Devadi Deva - Priya Sisters - The Concert (Full Track)

Smt.Priya Sisters sings "Devadi Deva " Song , Composition of Mysore Vasudevachar , Sunadhavinodini Ragam, Adi Talam, In The Concert.


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The popular vocal siblings of Carnatic music Shanmukhapriya and Haripriya had their novitiate from their father Sri V. V. Subbharam who is a post graduate in music. They have also had the benefit of advanced training under the tutelage of the musical siblings of the previous era Kalaimamanis Radha and Jayalakshmi. They are now under the scholarly guidance of Sangita Kala Acharya Professor T. R. Subramaniam. Blessed with facile fluent voices, their synchronized singing with performances planned on a sound structure from the foundation to the ceiling, total involvement and absolute laya and shruthi control have elevated them to the top rungs in the sphere of South Indian music. Their repertoire in the genre of devotional music that includes many divine composers like Bhadrachala Ramadas, Annamacharya, and the Haridasas of Karnataka is remarkable and their musical expression has splendid bhakthi consciousness that has catapulted their popularity quotient to the maximum level. They have toured extensively all over India and abroad and are the recipients of many awards and titles among which ‘Isai Peroli’, ‘Nada Bhooshanam’, ‘Sangeetha sarada’ and the ‘Yugadi Puraskar’ are but a few. They have the honour of being the Asthana Vidhooshis of Sri Sringeri Sarada Peetam, Sringeri. They have released several cassettes and CDs that have found immediate appreciative response from music lovers and connoisseurs of the precious art form of Carnatic music.

► Accompaniments: Violion: M.A.Krishnaswamy , Mrudangam: Neyveli Skanda Subramanian, Ghatam: Madipakkam Murali, Tambura : G.Shankar