Thrissur C. Rajendran
noted Carnatic Violinist from Kerala, India
Thrissur C. Rajendran is a carnatic violinist from Kerala, India. His domain is enriching the raga bhava through musical embellishment. He is known for his non-domineering responses to the challenges posed by the artists he accompanies. He has composed classical items in addition to lyrics for light music.
Early life
He was born in June 1949 to Venugopala Raja of Manakulam Palace and Sarojini.V.Raja. Rajendran inherited a legacy of performance art. He is the grandson of "Kakkad Karanavarppad", alias Manakulam Late Valiya Kunhunni Raja, the progenitor of the Temple of Performing Art of Kerala – "Kerala Kalamandalam".
He was initiated in the art of violin by late David Bhagavathar of Kunnamkulam. Rajendran has been an acknowledged performer since age 15.
Rajendran's younger brother, Trichur.C.Narendran, is a Top Grade Mridangam Artiste.
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