Malladi Brothers @Gayana Samaj, Bangalore on 12th Aug
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Malladi Brothers - Vocal
Embar Kannan - Violin
Mannargudi Eswaran - Mridangam
Amrit - Khanjira
I am confused whom to pick out as the best. Thats the one statement summary of the concert.
Finally, i would say Team effort stood out as the best. Such wonderful coordination. Each one displaying their brilliance only to be outdone by the other the next moment. What a concert it was!! My personal special applause goes to Amrit. He got so many "bhale and besh" from the Veteran(Eswaran). During the thani, the veteran very generously appreciated Amrit and admired his brilliancy. Exchanges between them was too good. Embar kannan was equal to the task and his touch was too good. The brothers took turns to render and i really liked the rhythm which all of them set in. Kambhoji with a Veena Kuppaiyer composition and Kokilapriya (RTP) were the main pieces. The concert went on like it will never end and nobody wanted to. Time factor did its job and it came to a wonderful end. A beautiful bhajan - a hindi one post RTP caught us in surprise and we enjoyed it. I had a check if was in a CM concert or HM. Such was their ease with which they rendered. Sound system did its part and i think the vocalists could not hear the violin sound. They were literally bending towards to the left, to ensure that they are not left out when kannan plays. Even a gentle reminder was given over the mike. Still no effect! Otherwise, It was a really good concert.
Love
Balsree
Embar Kannan - Violin
Mannargudi Eswaran - Mridangam
Amrit - Khanjira
I am confused whom to pick out as the best. Thats the one statement summary of the concert.
Finally, i would say Team effort stood out as the best. Such wonderful coordination. Each one displaying their brilliance only to be outdone by the other the next moment. What a concert it was!! My personal special applause goes to Amrit. He got so many "bhale and besh" from the Veteran(Eswaran). During the thani, the veteran very generously appreciated Amrit and admired his brilliancy. Exchanges between them was too good. Embar kannan was equal to the task and his touch was too good. The brothers took turns to render and i really liked the rhythm which all of them set in. Kambhoji with a Veena Kuppaiyer composition and Kokilapriya (RTP) were the main pieces. The concert went on like it will never end and nobody wanted to. Time factor did its job and it came to a wonderful end. A beautiful bhajan - a hindi one post RTP caught us in surprise and we enjoyed it. I had a check if was in a CM concert or HM. Such was their ease with which they rendered. Sound system did its part and i think the vocalists could not hear the violin sound. They were literally bending towards to the left, to ensure that they are not left out when kannan plays. Even a gentle reminder was given over the mike. Still no effect! Otherwise, It was a really good concert.
Love
Balsree
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Here is the songlist. Some one has to correct me with the Abheri Krithi..
Vocal : Malladi Brothers
Violin : Embar S Kannan
Mrudangam : Sri Mannargudi Easwaran
Ganjira : Amruth
01 ChalamEla - durbAr - Thiruvottiyur Thyagayyar O , S
02 Etula dorakitvO rAma - vasantha - Thyagaraja O,S
03 jUtha murAre - Arabhi - Thyagaraja (?) N,S ( Neraval at ‘Agama sanchAra’ )
04 ninnuvinA gamari - pUrvikalyANi - Shyamashastri A,N,S ( Neraval at kAmitArtha phaladAyaki )
05 kAyArOhaNEsham - AbhEri - Muthuswami Dikshitar
06 sarasIruha - mukhAri - Thyagaraja - S ( short )
07 kONiyAdina nApai - kAmbOji - Veena Kuppaiyar A,S,T
08 RTP - kOkilapriya ( srI rAghavam bhaje hum) swaras at ( mOhanam , hamsanAdam (?) , valachi , hamIr kalyANi )
09 antakaNa dUtharike - bhAgEshri - Purandara dasa
10 Akati vELala - rEvathi - Annamacharya
11 Emitiki dayarAdura - Anandabhairavi - Bhadrachalam Ramdas
12 Bhajan - Desh ( Bhajana vinA) - ?
13 rAmachandrAya ( mangalam ) - kurinji - Bhadrachalam Ramdas
Vocal : Malladi Brothers
Violin : Embar S Kannan
Mrudangam : Sri Mannargudi Easwaran
Ganjira : Amruth
01 ChalamEla - durbAr - Thiruvottiyur Thyagayyar O , S
02 Etula dorakitvO rAma - vasantha - Thyagaraja O,S
03 jUtha murAre - Arabhi - Thyagaraja (?) N,S ( Neraval at ‘Agama sanchAra’ )
04 ninnuvinA gamari - pUrvikalyANi - Shyamashastri A,N,S ( Neraval at kAmitArtha phaladAyaki )
05 kAyArOhaNEsham - AbhEri - Muthuswami Dikshitar
06 sarasIruha - mukhAri - Thyagaraja - S ( short )
07 kONiyAdina nApai - kAmbOji - Veena Kuppaiyar A,S,T
08 RTP - kOkilapriya ( srI rAghavam bhaje hum) swaras at ( mOhanam , hamsanAdam (?) , valachi , hamIr kalyANi )
09 antakaNa dUtharike - bhAgEshri - Purandara dasa
10 Akati vELala - rEvathi - Annamacharya
11 Emitiki dayarAdura - Anandabhairavi - Bhadrachalam Ramdas
12 Bhajan - Desh ( Bhajana vinA) - ?
13 rAmachandrAya ( mangalam ) - kurinji - Bhadrachalam Ramdas
Last edited by braindrain on 14 Aug 2007, 11:27, edited 1 time in total.
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arasi,
As per information available with me, this kRti is in vasanta rAga. And the pallavi is 'eTlA dorikitivO'; this seems to rhyme with 'cuTlAra', 'paTla' etc. Please refer to -
http://thyagaraja.sulekha.com/blog/post ... vam-28.htm or
http://thyagaraja-vaibhavam.blogspot.co ... dorikitivO
'doraku' is the root word.Its declension is 'dorikitivO';
colloquially, we say 'dorigitivO' - but I am not sure whether it is a correct literary usage.
BTW - Telugu is my mother tongue only - I have not studied the language, therefore, I am not competent to comment on the literary usage of Telugu words. In any case the softening the hard consonant - doriki - dorigi- 'g' for 'k' for example, is most confusing.
As per information available with me, this kRti is in vasanta rAga. And the pallavi is 'eTlA dorikitivO'; this seems to rhyme with 'cuTlAra', 'paTla' etc. Please refer to -
http://thyagaraja.sulekha.com/blog/post ... vam-28.htm or
http://thyagaraja-vaibhavam.blogspot.co ... dorikitivO
'doraku' is the root word.Its declension is 'dorikitivO';
colloquially, we say 'dorigitivO' - but I am not sure whether it is a correct literary usage.
BTW - Telugu is my mother tongue only - I have not studied the language, therefore, I am not competent to comment on the literary usage of Telugu words. In any case the softening the hard consonant - doriki - dorigi- 'g' for 'k' for example, is most confusing.
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VG,arasi wrote:VG,
The eTlA, eTulA usage is always a puzzle! Is it because while singing, eTula is easier perhaps?
To clarify, Malladi Brothers sang this as 'Etla'.
Earlier this year TNS sang 'Emani mAtadADi' in thodi at fort school. I remember he pronounced this as 'mAtlaDi'; any similar connections ?
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As per information available with me, the kRti is 'Emani mATADitivO'. Though 'mATlADu' seems to be an accepted usage - see below, if it was sung as 'mATlADitivO', it should be singer's version of the kRti.
mataladu, matadu or matladu mata-l-adu. v. n. To speak, talk, converse, to reproach. nannenduku urike mataladutavu why reproach me for nothing? S. iii. 41.
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