The Carnatic repertoire refers to the collection of musical compositions and forms that are part of the Carnatic music tradition, primarily found in southern India. This repertoire includes various types of songs, such as Kritis, Varnams, and Tillanas, which are performed in different ragas (melodic frameworks) and talas (rhythmic cycles). Composers like Thyagaraja, Dikshitar, and Shyama Sastri are renowned for their contributions to this rich musical tradition. Performances in the Carnatic repertoire often involve both vocal and instrumental music, showcasing the intricate interplay of melody and rhythm. Musicians typically engage in improvisation, allowing for personal expression within the established framework of the compositions. The repertoire