srinivas was the childhood prodigy who mastered the mandolin.
srinivas was the childhood prodigy who mastered the mandolin.
who is the childhood prodigy who mastered the mandolin?
srinivas
partial discography:









































bullet::::- mandolin - master u. srinivas (magnasound, 1986)









































bullet::::- mandolin ecstasy (oriental, 1986)









































bullet::::- magic mandolin (chhanda dhara, 1989)









































bullet::::- music on mandolin (super cassette, 1990)









































bullet::::- double mandolin (the master company, 1991)









































bullet::::- modern mandolin maestro (globestyle, 1991)









































bullet::::- trio mandolin (koel, 1992)









































bullet::::- mandolin duets (emi, 1994)









































bullet::::- prodigy (koel, 1994)









































bullet::::- rama sreerama (real world records, 1994)









































bullet::::- dream, with michael brook (real world/virgin/emi, 1995)









































bullet::::- dawn raga (womad, 1996)









































bullet::::- marvels on mandolin (magnasound, 1996)









































bullet::::- mandolin (geethanjali, 1998)









































bullet::::- mystic raptures (music today, 2000)









































bullet::::- remember shakti: the believer, with shakti (verve/universal, 2000)
u. srinivas
section::::allusions/references to other works.









































bullet::::- at least one of the future messages alludes to events in other blish novels. for instance, one message describes events in the novel "midsummer century".









































bullet::::- as with many of his stories featuring faster-than-light travel, blish credits the discovery to a scientist called haertel, apparently a childhood prodigy. the character "dolph haertel" appears in the novel "welcome to mars" as just such a prodigy, who flies to mars using a space drive he invents in his back yard.
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