They Wrote About Him
- Pandit Jasraj - Today the number of your disciples and followers is legion. In whichpart of India do you find the maximum?
Ans: All over India. One of my disciples Ramesh Narayan, is from Kerala, He isvery good and runs three school in Trivandrum, Ernakulam and Palghat. The Hindu Jan. 16, 2005.
- Ramesh Narayan, the popular Malayalam singer recently released a cher-ished dream and rode his name in to the book of world records when hesang continuously without a break for 30 hours.
Screen Oct. 28, 1994, Mumbai
- The stupendous effort which may gain Ramesh Narayan a mention in the Guinness Book of World Records....
The Week Oct, 23, 1994.
- It is not often that an artist from Kerala opts for Hindustani music asagainst the more accessible Carnatic style and this makes Narayan’s per-formance significant.
Indian Express Jan, 8, 1995, Chennai
- Ramesh Narayan belongs to the rare genre of musicians who ae not onlywell versed in the art and craft of their choice but also well informed ofits social, cultural and philosophical dimensions.
The Hindu Oct, 4, 1996, Kochi.
- There is an element of individual artistic insight in his deep involvementwith the raga’s moods and poetic contents.
Pioneer Mar, 29, 1995, Delhi
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