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- Q2049307 description "Indian singer".
- Q2049307 description "Indian singer".
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- Q2049307 abstract "Kaviyoor C. K. Revamma (April 14, 1930 in Kaviyoor – May 13, 2007 in Kollam) was a popular Carnatic vocalist. Revamma, who started learning Carnatic music at the age of eight, had her initiation into the career of a musician at Aruvipuram at the age of 16.After securing the first rank in BA and MA degree (music) examinations, she received her PhD in music from Kerala University. Revamma was the first to get PhD in music from Kerala University. Later, she lectured at the Women’s College in Thiruvananthapuram, where she became the head of the department of Music. Revamma also served as principal of the Thrissur Government College and retired as deputy director, Collegiate Education.Revamma sang in many films, including Jeevitha Nouka, Navalokam, Neelakuyil, Sasidharan, Ponkathir and Chechy. Her first film was Sasidharan. Revamma, P.Leela and Jikky (Krishnaveni) were known as the singing trio of Malayalam films of yesteryears. Revamma lent her voice for songs in about 20 Malayalam films in 1950s, including such musical hits as Jeevitha Nouka, Navalokam, Neelakuyil, Sasidharan, Ponkathir and Chechy. Her duet with A M Rajah mesmerised listeners with classic numbers like Nee en chandrane, njaan nin chandrika and Anputhan ponnambalthil from the movie Avan Marannu. Revamma later concentrated on teaching and research in music.A holder of Ganabhushanam from the Thiruvananthapuram Music College, she also served as a member of the Board of Studies of Kerala, Calicut and MG universities. She taught at different colleges of the state. She conducted her postdoctoral studies in ethno-musicology at UCLA with a Fulbright scholarship. Revamma also served as a visiting professor at various universities in the United States.".
- Q2049307 birthDate "1930-04-14".
- Q2049307 birthYear "1930".
- Q2049307 deathDate "2007-05-13".
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- Q2049307 dateOfBirth "1930-04-14".
- Q2049307 dateOfDeath "2007-05-13".
- Q2049307 name "Revamma, Kaviyoor".
- Q2049307 shortDescription "Indian singer".
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- Q2049307 comment "Kaviyoor C. K. Revamma (April 14, 1930 in Kaviyoor – May 13, 2007 in Kollam) was a popular Carnatic vocalist. Revamma, who started learning Carnatic music at the age of eight, had her initiation into the career of a musician at Aruvipuram at the age of 16.After securing the first rank in BA and MA degree (music) examinations, she received her PhD in music from Kerala University. Revamma was the first to get PhD in music from Kerala University.".
- Q2049307 label "Kaviyoor Revamma".
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- Q2049307 givenName "Kaviyoor".
- Q2049307 name "Kaviyoor Revamma".
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- Q2049307 surname "Revamma".
