A Raga's Journey - Dharmavathi and Madhuvanthi
Isai Payanam with Charulatha Mani - Ragas Dharmavathi and Madhuvanthi:
Film Songs in Ragas Dharmavathi and Madhuvanthi:
Also, in "A Raga's Journey":
Atana for Inspiring Valour
Full of surprises - Ragas Vasantabhairavi and Begada
Soothing the Senses - Raga Nilambari
A Rare Treat - Raga Saramati
Morning Ragas - Ramapriya and Rishabhapriya
Pious Notes - Ragas Nasikabhushani and Vagadeeshwari
Priya Principle - Ragas Rasikapriya and Ratipatipriya
Versatile Nattai
Positively Tranquil - Raga Harikambhoji
Catchy and Classical - Raga Sankarabharanam
Of Love and Longing - Chandrakauns and Surya
Godly Gowrimanohari
Kedaragowla’s Many Moods
The Royal Durbar
Joy of Hamirkalyani
Power of Three - Ragas Madhyamavati, Brindavanasaranga, Brindavani
Wake up to Valaji
Distinctly Classical - Ragas Gowla and Lalitha
Auspicious Sri
A Complex Beauty - Raga Dwijavanti
Tale of Two Varalis - Ragas Punnagavarali and Kuntalavarali
Morning ragas - Bilahari and Malayamarutham
Endearing Khamas
Light and Melodious - Raga Sindhubhairavi
Harmonious Symmetry - Raga Kiravani
Full of surprises - Ragas Vasantabhairavi and Begada
Soothing the Senses - Raga Nilambari
A Rare Treat - Raga Saramati
Morning Ragas - Ramapriya and Rishabhapriya
Pious Notes - Ragas Nasikabhushani and Vagadeeshwari
Priya Principle - Ragas Rasikapriya and Ratipatipriya
Versatile Nattai
Positively Tranquil - Raga Harikambhoji
Catchy and Classical - Raga Sankarabharanam
Of Love and Longing - Chandrakauns and Surya
Godly Gowrimanohari
Kedaragowla’s Many Moods
The Royal Durbar
Joy of Hamirkalyani
Power of Three - Ragas Madhyamavati, Brindavanasaranga, Brindavani
Wake up to Valaji
Distinctly Classical - Ragas Gowla and Lalitha
Auspicious Sri
A Complex Beauty - Raga Dwijavanti
Tale of Two Varalis - Ragas Punnagavarali and Kuntalavarali
Morning ragas - Bilahari and Malayamarutham
Endearing Khamas
Light and Melodious - Raga Sindhubhairavi
Harmonious Symmetry - Raga Kiravani
Dear Charulata,
ReplyDeleteThis is Professor Srinivasan from IIT Bombay. I was looking to hear Tyagaraja's Nadaloludai that I heard several years ago sung by Maharajapuram Santhanam from an old Sangteetha cassette that is issued no more.
I looked through the net and I enjoyed your rendering of this piece immensely.
It is buoyant and as the Saint-Poet describes, it does immerse us into the etherial world of music.
The translations and explanations greatly enhance one's appreciation of the piece. I would venture to make one small suggestion:
The english translation may read better thus:
May the mind experience supreme joy through immersion in the sweet sounds of the seven svaras and ragas.
However this is just a suggestion. Afterall no translation can ever be as perfect as the original !
Thanks for the lovely rendering.
Prof. Gopal Srinivasan
Thanks Prof..will surely take it into account.
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