Why is Carnatic music called Carnatic?
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Carnatic in Sanskrit Karaneshu(Ears) Atathi(Pleasant) meaning pleasant to Hear. This is the discription mentioned by Mangalampalli Dr. Balamurali Krishna. One of many explanations. Regards Vivek
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Carnatic music is gud to listen
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