Award of Rasikapriya to DRS
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drshrikaanth
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arunk
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ok drs. I like the terseness of ga, ma for dhIrga swaras but they cannot span across angas so i have used say g , if tala anga intervenes (otherwise it was unintentional). I see in kannada script you are able to use the terse form even across angas - but doing "s | a" (or worse for tamizh) seemed contrived (and besides the software doesnt support it!)
But in the software it is just an entry preference. I can always stick to g ,
Arun
But in the software it is just an entry preference. I can always stick to g ,
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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drshrikaanth
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Suji Ram
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DRS,
I too so that .
But I think this way "sa" will represent long "sA" and "S" will be for short "sa" It will help when converting to other languages. One could use ", " instead.
Arun
three is bad luck. it is still messed up. I requested a line break all the way thru charanam. I hope I am not making you work
I too so that .
But I think this way "sa" will represent long "sA" and "S" will be for short "sa" It will help when converting to other languages. One could use ", " instead.
Arun
three is bad luck. it is still messed up. I requested a line break all the way thru charanam. I hope I am not making you work
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arunk
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drs - i see now there are plenty of spelling mistakes - sorry!
suji - the previous version swaras were messed up for the last 2 lines. Are you still seeing that? You want a break per line caraNam as opposed to one break per 2-lines (which is what i thought i did last time).
Actually its not much work.
Arun
suji - the previous version swaras were messed up for the last 2 lines. Are you still seeing that? You want a break per line caraNam as opposed to one break per 2-lines (which is what i thought i did last time).
Actually its not much work.
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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use of "," is fine- Suji Im sure you know how I write notations. sA can be "S ,", "S;" etc. But no swara endings please (like sa ri, ga, ma). That starts looking like sAhitya 
Arun- do you first enter swaras and then sAhitya? If so, I can suggest a way out to get the swaras right in the other languages. Make a copy of the swara alone first and replace all S with sa, R with ri and so on. That how I did for the punnAgavarALi varNa- a little extra work yes, but the result is fully satisfactory.
Arun- do you first enter swaras and then sAhitya? If so, I can suggest a way out to get the swaras right in the other languages. Make a copy of the swara alone first and replace all S with sa, R with ri and so on. That how I did for the punnAgavarALi varNa- a little extra work yes, but the result is fully satisfactory.
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drshrikaanth
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No. Remember those sankEti letters we corresponded about? Thery will not map directly to any letter/symbol (glypharunk wrote:i am going to use your translit scheme as is - but what is s^? ಶ ?
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drshrikaanth
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arunk
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question: In the very first sangati you have
; ga | ma ;
_________
(i.e. ga, ma dhirga , and all in double speed). If we drop terse form for dhIrga, this becomes
; g , | m , ;
_________
or
; g , | m ; ,
__________
is this ok? (or would it be kosher to promote to normal speed and thus , g | m , ?)
Arun
; ga | ma ;
_________
(i.e. ga, ma dhirga , and all in double speed). If we drop terse form for dhIrga, this becomes
; g , | m , ;
_________
or
; g , | m ; ,
__________
is this ok? (or would it be kosher to promote to normal speed and thus , g | m , ?)
Arun
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arunk
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ok. Until we get the mistakes ironed out i thought i will put it in a fixed place:
http://arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf
I have corrected spelling mistakes and also used , for dhIrga swaras throughout.
Arun
http://arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf
I have corrected spelling mistakes and also used , for dhIrga swaras throughout.
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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drshrikaanth
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arunk
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i mean
m , ;
_____
to m ,
i can add a bit more spacing.
numbering sangatis - the only way is to indicate it via heading i.e. above (sort of like pallavi: etc. but normal text maybe small font etc.). I would love to do it in the left margin like books but unfortunately thats not easy to implement.
Arun
m , ;
_____
to m ,
i can add a bit more spacing.
numbering sangatis - the only way is to indicate it via heading i.e. above (sort of like pallavi: etc. but normal text maybe small font etc.). I would love to do it in the left margin like books but unfortunately thats not easy to implement.
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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drshrikaanth
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arunk
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It is difficult because of the data model used by the software. Since it was intended to be a "from scratch" editor, the song data simply indicates which tala, and swaras (speed, length) and associated lyrics. The software then lays it out as per tala - putting tala markers wherever appropriate.
This also means that in the song data itself there is nothing that indicates "a new tala cycle starts and i want you to attach this label to this cycle". You cant also say put "||" here - as indicated above placement of tala markers are automatically controlled by the layout at the precise point where they belong.
There are advantages to the adopted model. This obviously is a bad disadvantage (which needs to be countered somehow).
Arun
This also means that in the song data itself there is nothing that indicates "a new tala cycle starts and i want you to attach this label to this cycle". You cant also say put "||" here - as indicated above placement of tala markers are automatically controlled by the layout at the precise point where they belong.
There are advantages to the adopted model. This obviously is a bad disadvantage (which needs to be countered somehow).
Arun
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arunk
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i notice that on the mac, the lines for 2nd speed show up "very light". They print also same way (not horrible, but could appear more prominent). On my PC they looked fine - although i didnt try printing.
Is anybody seeing similar behaviour? Do they lines seem ok on a printout? Or should they be drawn thicker?
Arun
Is anybody seeing similar behaviour? Do they lines seem ok on a printout? Or should they be drawn thicker?
Arun
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arunk
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i found a way to introduce numbering sangatis. It is not the most ideal in terms of the whole scheme of things - but i am quite happy with the approach, and think is fine for most practical purposes.
Please check it out: http://arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf
(i am not 100% sure if i numbered the sangatis correctly in this case - but it should illustrate the numbering concept)
Please check it out: http://arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf
(i am not 100% sure if i numbered the sangatis correctly in this case - but it should illustrate the numbering concept)
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drshrikaanth
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drshrikaanth
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Some points about the kannada kRti. "cittama^ngu niNDilla". i have punned on cittama^ngu. It can be split as cittu+ a^ngu (anywhere) or as citta+ mangu(monkey). There is a slight difference in pronunciation alright but the pun is easily recognisable. So it can mean the mind did not pause anyehere or that the monkey that is the intellect/mind, did not pause even for a moment.
Also, I have used N2, the bhAShAnga note at kaNNaDari and odOdu to accentuate the meaning of "confounding/blinding".
Also, I have used N2, the bhAShAnga note at kaNNaDari and odOdu to accentuate the meaning of "confounding/blinding".
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arunk
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drs - that is not possible. It is sort of difficult to explain - but because the layout must align at angas across avarthanas in a page, it is better/best (as per my thinking) if the program figured out they fall.
But anyway, the scheme I came up with is sort of like this:
You are alllowed to specify a label for a "block" of notation. That label will be honored if the notation starts a row. The label can be anything (1), 1. I, (i).
This is actually not that that different from what you suggest. The main difference is you dont direct where avarthanas fall. So if yours were to say "if you encounter a number and it happens to be at the beginning/end of a row - treat like a number for sangati" - then that is pretty much what I came up with.
Arun
But anyway, the scheme I came up with is sort of like this:
You are alllowed to specify a label for a "block" of notation. That label will be honored if the notation starts a row. The label can be anything (1), 1. I, (i).
This is actually not that that different from what you suggest. The main difference is you dont direct where avarthanas fall. So if yours were to say "if you encounter a number and it happens to be at the beginning/end of a row - treat like a number for sangati" - then that is pretty much what I came up with.
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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arunk
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I am glad that i indeed was able to discern thisdrshrikaanth wrote:Also, I have used N2, the bhAShAnga note at kaNNaDari and odOdu to accentuate the meaning of "confounding/blinding".
I dont know for sure but maybe suji and others felt a closer feel to hamIr at this place? It seemed so for me atleast - although it was fleeting. In general, it is standard and beautiful kannaDa (pun intended
Arun
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arunk
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thanks. When I was checking for spelling mistakes from the lyrics you posted earlier, I saw ||AP||:drshrikaanth wrote:The final output is fine. saw it. Numbering is fine.
Why have you written "anupallavi" at the end of the caraNa?
But i also later realized maybe i shouldnt have done so and forgot to take it out!ottina tamu kaNNaDari OdOdU kaNDilla ||AP||
Arun
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drshrikaanth
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Suji Ram
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Printout is fine on PC.arunk wrote:i notice that on the mac, the lines for 2nd speed show up "very light". They print also same way (not horrible, but could appear more prominent). On my PC they looked fine - although i didnt try printing.
Is anybody seeing similar behaviour? Do they lines seem ok on a printout? Or should they be drawn thicker?
Arun
Everything looks fine now ! Thanks
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arunk
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it is http://www.sendspace.com/file/po5z2i
You can also access it at http:/arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf but i will remove that in a day or so.
Arun
You can also access it at http:/arunk.freepgs.com/pannarado2.pdf but i will remove that in a day or so.
Arun
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cmlover
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Time to move on..
The next song is
5. nA ninna dhyAnadoLiralu - kAnaDa - Mishra chapu - Purandara Dasa
very beautiful KAnaDa; short and sweet !
here is your d/l link
http://www.rogepost.com/n/2673329987
Can somebody please post the lyric?
Pl discuss....
The next song is
5. nA ninna dhyAnadoLiralu - kAnaDa - Mishra chapu - Purandara Dasa
very beautiful KAnaDa; short and sweet !
here is your d/l link
http://www.rogepost.com/n/2673329987
Can somebody please post the lyric?
Pl discuss....
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ramakriya
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My post died mid waycmlover wrote:Time to move on..
The next song is
5. nA ninna dhyAnadoLiralu - kAnaDa - Mishra chapu - Purandara Dasa
very beautiful KAnaDa; short and sweet !
here is your d/l link
http://www.rogepost.com/n/2673329987
Can somebody please post the lyric?
Pl discuss....
Nice rendition DRS
Here is the sAhitya.
pallavi:
nA ninna dhyAnadoLiralu
anupallavi:
mikka hIna mAnavarEnu mAADaballaro ranga
charaNas:
matsarisuvarella kUDi mADuvudEnu
acyuta ninadondu dayeyiralu
vAtsalya biDadiru ninna nambide dEva
kiccige iruve muttuvude kELalo ranga
dhALili kudure vaiyAradi kuNiyalu
dhULu raviya mElE musukuvude
tAlidavarige viruddha lOkadaluNTe
gALige giriyu allADa ballude ranga
kannaDiyoLagina kaNDu kaNDu kaLLa
kannavikkalavana vashavahude
ninna nambalu muddu purandara viTTala
cinnake puTavaniTTante ahudu ranga
The meaning can be found here:
http://www.dvaita.org/haridasa/song/13/159T.html
For another great rendering of the song - Look for a filmi version from BMK ( I suppose from the kannaDa film subbAshAstri) - Not the one that is under the swara rAga sudhA series. I will post a link if I find.
-Ramakriya
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mnsriram
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Press coverage from Deccan Herald. The photo appears in the paper edition on page 8
http://67.18.142.206/dhpdf/epaper/svww_ ... E008100001
or
http://deccanherald.com/deccanherald/ap ... 200744.asp
http://67.18.142.206/dhpdf/epaper/svww_ ... E008100001
or
http://deccanherald.com/deccanherald/ap ... 200744.asp
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drshrikaanth
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cmlover
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Moving on!
Next is
SrI vEnkaTa girISam - suraTi - Muttuswami Dikshitar (AlApane, neraval, swaras in 2 kAlas)
Brisk aalaapana of suraTi with a very fluid neravel and svara prastaaram and an excellent accompaniment by Jyotsna.
http://www.rogepost.com/n/4336582584
Next is
SrI vEnkaTa girISam - suraTi - Muttuswami Dikshitar (AlApane, neraval, swaras in 2 kAlas)
Brisk aalaapana of suraTi with a very fluid neravel and svara prastaaram and an excellent accompaniment by Jyotsna.
http://www.rogepost.com/n/4336582584
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cmlover
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Folks
With all the publicity our DRS is receving can 'THE HINDU' be far behind!
http://www.hindu.com/2007/04/11/stories ... 100200.htm
Congratulations DRS! And the picture is quite good too!
(and I especialy liked the Title
From Freud to kritis
though I am positive it is the other way around
With all the publicity our DRS is receving can 'THE HINDU' be far behind!
http://www.hindu.com/2007/04/11/stories ... 100200.htm
Congratulations DRS! And the picture is quite good too!
(and I especialy liked the Title
From Freud to kritis
though I am positive it is the other way around
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vasanthakokilam
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