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Pallavoor appu mararikulam

          Thiruvutsavam,Mararikulam Mahadeva Temple.

        1. Mararikulam North P O. Alappuzha Ezhava.
        2. They were the Annamanada brothers – Achutha Marar, Parameswara Marar, and Peethambara Marar, the Pallavur brothers – Appu Marar, Manian Marar.
        3. Rishnan, Koduvettiveedu, Mumaramputhur, Pallavoor, Pallassena Appu, S/o. Velayudhan, Mankara Veedu, Manappadam, Puducode, Puthucode, 58, 2, Dr.
        4. Kerala Circle,Calicut Region,Palghat Division,Pallavur.

          5. They were the Annamanada brothers – Achutha Marar, Parameswara Marar, and Peethambara Marar, the Pallavur brothers – Appu Marar, Manian Marar....

          Pallavur Appu Marar

          Pallavur Appu Marar (1928-2002) was an Indian percussionist, widely considered to be a maestro in the Pallavur (Palakkad) style of thayambaka, edakka, sopana sangeetham, melam and panchavadyam.[1] He was the eldest of the three brothers, the other two being Pallavur Manian Marar and Pallavur Kunhikuttan Marar, who formed the famed Pallavur trio.[2]

          Biography

          Appu Marar was born in 1928, at Pallavur, a small hamlet in Palakkad district, in the south Indian state of Kerala, to Shankaran Marar and Ammini.[4] His father, a nomad, left the young Appu and his mother, when he was one year old, throwing the family into poverty.[5] Ammini was forced to remarry Subramania Iyer, and had two more sons, Manian and Kunhikuttan, who, years later, completed the Pallavur trio.[2]

          Appu started learning traditional percussion instruments at a very young age and had his arangettam (debut) on chenda, at Pallavur