Talk:Thiagarajan Ramani

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Bamboo flute has been the ancient instrument of India, but the innovative techniques invented and handled by Thiagarajan Ramani has made the flute the most sophistcated instrument.Thiagarajan has also taught this valuble techniques to other flautists and this has made him very popular. The most popular bamboo flautist of Australia, UK and India is undoubtedly Ramani Thiagarajan. --—Preceding unsigned comment added by Flutethyagu (talk • contribs)

What is the correct title for this article? Which name comes first: Thiagarajan Ramani or Ramani Thiagarajan ? I'd rename the article to remove flautist from the title but I don't know where to put it. --—Preceding unsigned comment added by RJFJR (talk • contribs)

~~I find it funny that Thyagarajan Ramani himself has decided to call himself "The most popular bamboo flautist of Australia, UK and India is undoubtedly Ramani Thiagarajan". For those who dont know, "FluteThyagu" is the man himself. So much for modesty.~~