Sonodyne just launched its latest speakers - the Sonodyne Malhar. The name Malhar is based on Raga Malhar, believed to have the power to evoke thunder and rain. Sonodyne speakers are used by some of the world's most respected studios and concert venues. What makes them so unique and globally appealing? We find out. #TheGadgets360Show | NDTV

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Invoking the temple deity with song and dance. Mallari, played traditionally on the Nadaswaram when the ‘utsava moorthy’ or temple deity is being taken out in a procession, is performed as an invocation item in a Bharatanatyam repertoire. Here Mallari in a Bharatanatyam presentation, set to Gambhira Natai ragam and Tisra Jathi Triputa Talam, depicts the temple deity procession and ‘aarthi’ ritual of worship. The dance movements showcase different musicals instruments being played such as the Flu

It’s very hot in mumbai so we thought we’ll cool it with Raga Malhar today.. with the very talented @Mirande and my cutie #nirvi | Manasi Parekh

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Raag Megh Malhar Tutorial Discussed about 6 available variations of Megh Malhar 1. Megh 1:14 2. Pandit Bhimsen Joshi's version with Komal Ga in Arohi ang 1:43 3. Ustad Rashid Khan's Version with gmRS like Miyan Malhar 5:29 4. Ustad Amjad AIi Khan's Version with gmRS in Arohi and Miyan Malhar ang with long shuddh Dha 7:50 5. Ustad Faiyaz Khan's Version with short Shuddha Dha in nDP phrase 11:48 6. Ustad Ali Akbar Khan's Version with two nishads, komal ni in Avrohi like S' Pn P and slightly raised