Nadaswaram

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In south Indian culture, the Nadaswaram are considered to be very auspicious, and it is a key musical instrument played in almost all Hindu weddings and temples of the South Indian tradition. It is part of the family of instruments known as Nadaswaram Mangala Vadhyam. The instrument is usually played in pairs, and accompanied by a pair of drums called thavil. Nadaswaram instrument is among the world’s loudest non-brass acoustic instruments and it is a wind instrument similar to the north Indian shehnai. If you found someone who hasn’t fallen for the sounds of a traditional music, they must surely be lying. We at Mars Event Planners provide you the best team of traditional music players. Any wedding is incomplete without Sannai Melam and Nadaswaram. Here we come up with multiple options of traditional music players to make your work easier at your wedding. The greatest advantage of this music is its versatility and adaptability. Such is its fame that musical instruments very similar to the vendors are traditionally used all over the world too. Our team of Sannai Melam for Marriage is among the best in the industry and has varied tastes. We provide you with the perfect team of traditional music players. Be it a wedding, a family function, an engagement, a remembrance function or even a corporate event, we provide artists for all occasions.

A Nadasvaram with seevali Double reed wind Other names Nagasvaram The Nadaswaram This instrument is "among the world's loudest non-brass acoustic instruments". In South Indian culture, the nadasvaram is considered to be very auspicious, and it is a key musical instrument played in almost all mangala vadyam mangala "auspicious", vadya "instrument"). The instrument is usually played in pairs, and accompanied by a pair of drums called History [ ] The nadasvaram is referred to in many ancient Tamil texts. The [ citation needed] The structure of this instrument matches that of a nadasvaram. [ citation needed] Since there are seven holes played with seven fingers, this was also called as the "eḻil". This instrument, too, is played in Construction [ ] The nadasvaram contains three parts namely, kuḻal, thimiru, and anasu. [ clarification needed] It is a double reed instrument with a conical bore which gradually enlarges toward the lower end. The top portion has a metal staple ( mel anaichu) into which is inserted a small metallic cylinder ( kendai) which carries the mouthpiece made of reed. Besides spare reeds, a small ivory or horn needle is attached to the instrument, and used to clear the reed of saliva and other debris and allows free passage of air. A metallic bell ( keeḻ anaichu) forms the bottom end of the instrument. Traditionally the body of the nadasvaram is made out of a tree called aacha (Tamil ஆச்சா; Hindi अंजन) , although nowadays bamboo, sandalwood, copper, brass, e...

IndianTV series or programme Nadhaswaram Genre Written by Directed by Thirumurugan Starring Thirumurugan Theme music composer Sanjeev Rathan Opening theme "Nadhaswaram" (Vocals) Janaki Iyer Saroja Karthika Deepak Country of origin India Original language Tamil No. of seasons 1 No. of episodes 1,356 Production Producer Thirumurugan Production location Editor Prem Running time approx. 19-21 minutes per episode Production company Release Original network re-telecast Original release 19 April 2010 ( 2010-04-19)– 9 May 2015 ( 2015-05-09) This article contains Nadhaswaram is a The show starred Plot [ ] Nadhaswaram is a story that happens in Pallathur, Karaikudi and revolves around Gopikrishnan, the second son of a large family. Gopi's father, Chokkalingam and paternal uncle Mayilvahanam, are Nadhaswaram players. Gopi is a responsible son of Chokkalingam and Meenakshi. Gopi owns a tailor shop in the town and is close friends with Kaja, his assistant. Gopi has 3 younger sisters, Maheswari, Ragini and Geetha. The 4 siblings have an elder brother, Sivagnanam, who ran away from home after Mayilvahanam scolds him years ago. Mayilvahanam is married to Deivanai and they have three children. The elder is Pandikumar, who is a useless smalltown ruffian, who always picks on fights with the other village youngsters. The other two are girls, Kameshwari and Parmeshwari. Mayilvahanam favours Pandi over his daughters as he believes that girl children are expensive to raise as they must be marrie...