Janardanan considers ragas as 'the spirit of Indian classical music. The key philosophy of Kudamaloor Janardhanan is Music is especially a rendition of ragas (or melody), instead of a vehicle of lyrics based songs ( Kritis). 1 March 2010 вЂ“ De Oosterpoort (Groningen).28 February 2010 вЂ“ Muziekpodium Zeeland (Veere).26 February 2010 вЂ“ Zuiderpershuis (Antwerp).

25 February 2010 вЂ“ Tropentheater (Amsterdam).Some of the concerts that Kudamaloor conducted aboard includes:

Shree Technologies: Transcendence, flute recital by Kudamaloor Janardanan and party, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Race Course Road.

The occasion was the Swati Sangeetotsav organised as part of the 60th anniversary celebrations of All India Radio.

Theerthapada Mandapam, Thiruvananthapuram.

Flute concert at Vyloppilli Sanskriti Bhavan in Trivandrum, hosted by Alliance Francaise de Trivandrum.

Flute concert at seven-day annual festival of Sri Viswambhara Temple in Kottakal.

Some of his Indian tours that got reviews in media are: A great many performances in temples, cultural organisations across the country and internationally reputed venues in the UK, UAE, Belgium and the Netherlands, Kudamaloorji has also performed in the National Program of Music organised jointly by All India Radio and Doordarshan. Apart from having many published works (See Discography),Kudamaloor Janardanan is also active in concert circuits in India and abroad. Besides many solo albums, he has composed and orchestrated music for devotional albums, classical dances and background score for motion pictures. Kudamaloorji's musical journey as a musician, music composer and a performer has gone beyond the traditional classical Carnatic music. An вЂAвЂ™ Grade artiste of the All India Radio and an empaneled musician of the ICCR, Kudamaloorji continues to maintain his distinct style. He went on to obtain a graduate degree in Violin from Madras University. Janardanan was awarded the scholarship for further studies in music by the Department of Culture, Government of India. In his later years of student life, Janardanan was guided by his paternal uncle, K.Shivaramakrishna Iyer, a prominent flautist of his time. His journey began on a high note with a maiden performance at the tender age of 7, followed by prizes, medals and accomplishments in different school, college, university, district and state level competitions under different categories of Flute, Vocal and Violin. Kudamaloor Janardanan or Kudamaloorji as he is better known is a self-taught and learnt classical flautist. Soon he was fascinated by the art of instrumental music and turned to the Indian flute. He had his basic vocal music lessons from his father, G. Kudamaloor Janardanan was born into a musical family in Kudamaloor, Kottayam district, Kerala, India.

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