Jun 19, 2016
It's raining Charukesi with Abhishek Raghuram.
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It's raining Charukesi with Abhishek Raghuram.
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Pleasantly discovering the prodigious music of the young and incredibly talented violinist Vittala Rangan. Soulful Charukesi!
Riveting Charukeshi by the young violin maestro Ambi Subramaniam
MSS improvises beautifully in Charukesi.
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