Chitti Babu

Veena player and composer

Chitti Babu - Artists & Creatives born October 13th, 1936
Born
Died

1996
30 years ago — 60 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

India

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A veteran veena player and composer, celebrated for contributions to classical Indian music. Babu studied under notable musicians and refined the art of veena playing. The artist performed extensively and participated in numerous music festivals, showcasing the instrument's capabilities. Babu composed various pieces that highlighted the veena's melodic textures, influencing many aspiring musicians.

Composed significant works for the veena

Performed at prestigious music festivals

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