
Balamurali Krishna
Carnatic music's most versatile genius — vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer.

The ragas and rhythms of India — the greatest artists in Hindustani and Carnatic classical traditions.

Carnatic music's most versatile genius — vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and composer.

The shehnai virtuoso who made the instrument synonymous with Indian spirituality.

The Nightingale of Bollywood — recorded over 30,000 songs across 36 languages.

The sitar master who created the gayaki ang style — playing sitar like a singer's voice.

The sarod maestro who opened the instrument to new emotional and musical possibilities.

The Kirana gharana's greatest voice — a titan of Hindustani classical khayal singing.

The Nightingale of India — her Carnatic vocals are the most recorded in Indian history.

The Mozart of Madras — his film scores brought Indian music to a global audience.
Elevated the santoor from a folk instrument to a revered Hindustani classical voice.

The sitar maestro who brought Indian classical music to the world — a true global legend.

The bansuri flute maestro who transformed the folk instrument into a classical vehicle.

The tabla's greatest master — bridging Indian classical with jazz, rock and world music.
“Balamurali Krishna”
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