72 Melakarta an interesting programme in Podigai

malavi · Post by **malavi** » 14 Aug 2009, 22:27

There is an interesting progrmme in Podigai channel " 72 Melakata ragangal" on friday evening at 5.30.The participants are Smt.vedavalli,
Sri.Neyveli santanagopalan.smt.seeta rajan,sri.vijay siva,smt.suguna varadachari and smt.seeta narayanan.For the past 2 weeks it is being telecast on monday morning 9 also.
In todays episode the ragas taken were mayamalavagaulai and chakravaham.Smt.vedavalli explained in detail about the 2 ragas, how it should be sung and the kritis in these ragas.This is an educative programme for CM students.Last week it was smt.seets narayanan and the
week before it was vijay siva.Usually they sing any 2 kritis and the respective lines from Maha vaidyanatha sivans 72 melakarta ragamalika.
Interested rasikas may watch the programme.

suma · Post by **suma** » 14 Aug 2009, 23:30

Could someone put these on youtube and give us the links so that NRI's can also watch.

sramaswamy · Post by **sramaswamy** » 15 Aug 2009, 02:57

Audio only
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http://www.sangeethamshare.org/tvg/UPLO ... _TV_audio/

Rasika911 · Post by **Rasika911** » 15 Aug 2009, 08:30

suma wrote:Could someone put these on youtube and give us the links so that NRI's can also watch.

Yes..such programs are almost non-existent abroad. We NRI's rely on people uploading such material online.
The lovely members who used to upload jaya tv vidoes on youtube have seemed to stop with this years cleveland and sydney aradhanas.

Do jaya tv have a system where you can get pay-per view online to watch musical videos

vasanthakokilam · Post by **vasanthakokilam** » 17 Aug 2009, 11:36

Rasika911, it is not as far fetched as you think. www.numtv.com used to provide live and archived streaming of Jaya TV programs and they had various plans including a walk-in user type plan where you pay a few dollars and watch all you want for like 48 hours. I could not even go to that site today. I do not know what happened to them.

arunk · Post by **arunk** » 17 Aug 2009, 17:36

There is also http://www.channellive.tv who sell a set top box also (connects via internet). I have heard that it works well from a few friends.

Arun

vasanthakokilam · Post by **vasanthakokilam** » 18 Aug 2009, 02:55

numtv site is accessible today. So they are still alive and kicking. Thanks Arun for the ino on channel live, looks interesting ( wish their set top box provided wireless internet connectivity )

suma · Post by **suma** » 18 Aug 2009, 21:46

sramaswamy wrote:Audio only
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http://www.sangeethamshare.org/tvg/UPLO ... _TV_audio/

Thank You

sramaswamy · Post by **sramaswamy** » 18 Aug 2009, 23:20

vasanthakokilam wrote:numtv site is accessible today. So they are still alive and kicking. Thanks Arun for the ino on channel live, looks interesting ( wish their set top box provided wireless internet connectivity )

You can use adapters like DWL-G820 Wireless Gaming Adapter to make any Ethernet-enabled device, such as a media set-top box, wireless.

hemavathy · Post by **hemavathy** » 05 Sep 2009, 20:32

i agree that the programme on podhigai on melakartha ragas is marvllous. particularly this week the way Smt.Suguana varadachari explained Raga GANAMOORTHE , though the raga has straight notes ,how it is to be articulated while singing raga.the whole team is a wonderful selection.each and every artist in the team is an exponent .Special mention is to be made of SRI.SANTHANA GOPALAN SIR
Every student of music will benefit a lot once they they apply their in listening to this programme regularly .

arasi · Post by **arasi** » 06 Sep 2009, 07:17

Sounds like a great program. Hope Podigai will repeat them, so that I can catch some of the segments when I am in India.

hemavathy · Post by **hemavathy** » 07 Sep 2009, 19:01

todays Podigai programme on Melakartha ragas was on the ragas Senavathy & Hanumathodi.now clearly Santhana Gopalan Sir explained both the ragas with their nuances& showed them by demonstrating .when u catch all the Swaras of thodi straight without any gamakam it is SIndubhairavi which is a very very major raga in Hindustani .Time & again i will only say musically interested youngsters should listen to these programmes

malavi · Post by **malavi** » 07 Sep 2009, 21:52

On 4th sept. sri.vijaysiva demonstrated the ragas keeravani and karaharapriya.yes each and every episode is so intersting and one can learn about these ragas very easily as all the participants explain everything in a simple way.Hope many students benefit by this programme.

hemavathy · Post by **hemavathy** » 08 Sep 2009, 22:04

i am very happy to note that malavi has the same view as mine. each & every student of Music will certainly benefit from this programme

malavi · Post by **malavi** » 11 Sep 2009, 20:50

In todays programme Sri.NSG took the ragas gaurimanohari and varunapriya and he sang a kriti of garbhapurivasar Brovasamaya in gaurimanohari.He said how both the kritis guruleka and brovasamaya start in panchama.The demonstration of varunapriya was superb.He sang a kriti of Suddhananda bharathi " Karunaimukil garjithida varunapriye varugave "and said how he invites rain god in the above raaga. Saint Tyagaraja named this raaga as Veeravasatham and composed the kriti Emani pogadutura was what he said.On the whole it was a very nice half an hour.The veena accompaniment for this programme is a good choice as the swaras and gamakas are played perfectly.

PUNARVASU · Post by **PUNARVASU** » 11 Sep 2009, 22:24

Yes malavi, it was a very wonderful presentation;very educative and Shri NSG makes it so intersting;as you said ,the veena accompaniment is a good choice.
Whoever thought of making this programme, has really done a wonderful service to carnatic music and to the CM students and rasikas. May their tribe increas so that we get to see more such interesting/educative programmes.