Mukhari is a beautiful ragam in Carnatic music with its own unique characteristics and melodic patterns.
| Song Title | Singer | Composer | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ekkada juchina | Modumudi sudhakar | Sri vasudas | |
| Entani ne varnintunu | IVL Sastry | Thyagaraju Swamy | |
| Karubaru | D. Seshachari | Thyagaraju Swamy | |
| Krishnam Kalaya Sakhee | Malladi Suri babu | Narayana Theerdhulu | |
| Ososi Part 1 | Alamelu Mani | Kurainad Natesa Pillai | |
| Ososi Part 2 BHUSHANAM | Alamelu Mani | Kurainad Natesa Pillai | |
| Palumaruvutla | Padmavathi Thyagaraju | Annamacharya | |
| Sangeeta Sastra Part 1 | Nedunuri Krishnamurthy | Thyagaraju Swamy | |
| Sangeeta Sastra Part 2 | Nedunuri Krishnamurthy | Thyagaraju Swamy | |
| Talachinantane | Dr. Vyzarsu Balasubrahmanyam | Thyagaraju | |
| Yemani Ne nee mahima delupudunu | Sri Voleti Venkateswarulu | Subbaraya Sastri |
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A ragam is a melodic framework for improvisation and composition in Carnatic music. Each ragam has its own unique character and emotional expression.
Ragams form the foundation of Carnatic compositions, providing the melodic structure that defines the mood and aesthetic of each piece.
Did you know that Carnatic music is one of the oldest forms of classical music in the world? It has a rich tradition spanning over 2000 years!
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