In the above song, some musicians sing "Dheena sharanyan enum PEYAR
kondaai" while others sing "Dheena sharanyan enum PUGAZH kondaai" Which one is authentic ?
Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
we learnt it as Dheena sharanyan enum PEYAR
kondaai" from a renowned teacher
kondaai" from a renowned teacher
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Here, both peyar and pugazh mean the same...
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
Ravi,
I was thinking the same thing. I have heard it sung as 'peyar'.
However, isn't the pallavi line: SrInivAsA! tiruvEngadamuDaiyAi? (addressing him?).
I was thinking the same thing. I have heard it sung as 'peyar'.
However, isn't the pallavi line: SrInivAsA! tiruvEngadamuDaiyAi? (addressing him?).
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
PEYAR- HE does not have a NAME as Dheena Sharanyan. I do not think that this is one of the Sahasra namams nor is it used as "Dheena Sharanyaaaya namaha" in archanai. Therefore the more correct one will be "Pugazh kondaai".
Alternatively, we can say Dheena sharanyan ENRU peyar (meaning fame)kondaai, which will then be the same as "ENUM PUGAZH".
Popular way of rendition is "enum peyar kondaai". It of course sounds better.
Alternatively, we can say Dheena sharanyan ENRU peyar (meaning fame)kondaai, which will then be the same as "ENUM PUGAZH".
Popular way of rendition is "enum peyar kondaai". It of course sounds better.
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
Srinivasa tiru...maudayai.
Dheena saranyan enum pugazh... kondai. There is no name. It is a fame only.
dheenan enaippol ... kandai.
Dheena saranyan enum pugazh... kondai. There is no name. It is a fame only.
dheenan enaippol ... kandai.
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
peyar koNDAi also means pugazh koNDAi (as in peyar petRavar, peyar paDaittavar=famed)
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
Please watch the song by Ranjani gayathri at;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvKwaKgd0RM sreenivAsa tiruvEnkata - hamsAnandi - mArgazhi mahA utsavam 2008 .
venkatakailasam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvKwaKgd0RM sreenivAsa tiruvEnkata - hamsAnandi - mArgazhi mahA utsavam 2008 .
venkatakailasam
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Re: SRINIVASA THIRUVENKATA MUDAIYAN - HAMSANANDHI (SIVAN)
Dheena sharanyan enum "pugazh kondaai" is the authentic version learnt from shri Sethalapathi Balu mama a direct disciple of Shri Sivan.
Shri mama said Madurai mani also learnt this sahityam from Shri Sivan and used to sing this. He sang the phrase "Jaganaathaaa!!! shankha chakra dharane" like MMI, it sounded like MMI himself was singing before me. Amazing krithi, amazing teacher Sethalapathi Balu Mama. He used to point to himself while singing the phrase "Dheenan enaippol vaerevar kandaai".
Shri mama said Madurai mani also learnt this sahityam from Shri Sivan and used to sing this. He sang the phrase "Jaganaathaaa!!! shankha chakra dharane" like MMI, it sounded like MMI himself was singing before me. Amazing krithi, amazing teacher Sethalapathi Balu Mama. He used to point to himself while singing the phrase "Dheenan enaippol vaerevar kandaai".