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The melody of Saha-gaan

Vasundhara Komkali and Kalapini Komkali, wife and daughter, respectively of Pandit Kumar Gandharva performed a soulful concert on the second day of The Hindu Friday Review November Fest. Vyasmurthy Katti on the harmonium and Sanjay Despande on the tabla accompanied them with sensitivity. Some images from the serene concert… Photos: S.R. Raghunathan

Updated - October 10, 2023 03:39 pm IST

Vasundhara Komkali (left) and Kalapini Komkali during their concert "Saha-Gaan" at The Hindu Friday Review November Fest 2011 in Chennai on Saturday. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Vyasmurthy Katti on the harmonium from Karnataka. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

The mother-daughter duo sang different forms of compositions such as the 'khayal', 'dadra' and 'bhajan'. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Sanjay Deshpande on the tabla. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Vasundhara Komkali and Kalapini Komkali trained under Pandit Kumar Gandharva and collaborated with him on many of his musical works. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan

Published - November 13, 2011 10:59 am IST

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Vasundhara Komkali (left) and Kalapini Komkali during their concert "Saha-Gaan" at The Hindu Friday Review November Fest 2011 in Chennai on Saturday. Photo: S.R. Raghunathan
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