Malladi Brothers @ Edison, NJ - 9/18/2010

[nuyorker]

Vocal: Malladi Brothers
Violin: B.U. Ganesh Prasad
Mridangam: Pathri Sathish Kumar

Date: 9/18/2010
Venue: Krishna Vrindavanam, Edison, NJ

1. Sarasuda - Saveri (varnam) - Adi - Kothavasam Venkatarama Iyer (O)
2. Vinayaka - Hansadhwani - Adi - E.V. Raamakrishna Bhaagavatar (S)
3. Sangeetha Gynanamo - Dhanyasi - Adi - Tyagaraja
4. Dinamani Vamsha - Harikhamboji - Adi - Tyagaraja (R, S)
5. Bhajare Re Chitta - Kalyani - M.Chapu - Dikshithar (R,N,S)
6. Hiranmayim Lakshmim - Lalitha - Dikshithar - Adi
7. Sarasasamadana - Kapinarayani - Adi - Tyagaraja
8. Sivagami sundari - Mukhari - Adi - P.Sivan
9 - RTP - Shudha Saveri - "Muralidhara manohara murahara muravinara"
Tisra Triputa (2 kalai) - 1/4th edduppu
Swarams in Nattai Kurunji, Shanmukhapriya, Vasanthi, Shyam Kalyan (Hamsanadam??)
10. Nanati Patuki - Revathi - Annamacharya - Adi
11. Nanda Nanda Gopala - Bilahari - (composer ??)
12. Shankaram - Varamu - (composer ??)
13. Rama Rama Rama Seetha - Tilang - Purandaradasa
14. Poorchandrika Thillana - Adi - Poochi Iyengar

An outstanding concert ... will follow up with a short review.

[charuraghavan]

Looks like another beautiful concert!!
Thanks for the items list nuyorker
However, I guess the 3rd item should be: 3. Sangeetha Gynanamu - Dhanyasi - Adi - Tyagaraja
And the 10th item: 10. NanATi Baduku - Revathi - Annamacharya - Adi

This might slightly be off-the-track., But can anybody tell me where to find a detailed kalyANi sung by the brothers? :^)

[rajeshnat]

11. Nanda Nanda Gopala - Bilahari - (composer ??)
12. Shankaram - Varamu - (composer ??)

Nanda Nanda Gopala - Bilahari - Narayana Theerthar tharangam
Shankaram - Varamu - ganapathi sachidananda swami

[Amraman]

9 - RTP - Shudha Saveri - "Muralidhara manohara murahara muravinara"
Tisra Triputa (2 kalai) - 1/4th edduppu
Swarams in Nattai Kurunji, Shanmukhapriya, Vasanthi, Shyam Kalyan (Hamsanadam??)

I believe the last ragam in the RTP was Shuddha Saarang.

[rshankar]

I think the pallavi should be 'muraLidharA, manOhara, murahara, moravinarA'. moravinara would mean 'please listen (vinarA) to my appeal/request (mora)'. I am not sure what 'mura' would mean in this context.