from 6:15 to 8:40 pm
vocal - g ravikiran
violin - bu ganeshprasad
mrid - poongulam subramanian
enjoyed a 2 hour sumptous fare bound in tradition.
partial list (missed the varnam)
2) tappagane - bangalam(?) - thyagaraja - swarams at bhajana at some point before samam
3) lekhana - asaveri
4) biranabrove ithey - kalyani - dont know the composer - neraval at "nee pada pankajamu"
5) karuna samudra - devagandhari - loved this
6) baktavatsalam - vamshavathi - lovely raga sketch - (he announced the ragam)
7) paridanam - bilahari - fast swarams for pallavi
8) nadachi nadachi - kharaharapriya - main - rns - neraval at "poornuni atmarama....(?)"
9) irakkam varamal - behag - from nandanar charitram?
10) jagadeesa - nadanamakriya
violin was adequate and mridangam was supportive.
g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
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Re: g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
2) tappaganE vaccunA is in suddha bangAlA.
4) birAna brOva itE is by tarangambAdi panchanAda Iyer.
4) birAna brOva itE is by tarangambAdi panchanAda Iyer.
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Re: g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
birAna brOva idi...one of my favorite kRtis in kalyANi.
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Re: g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
Ravi, I've heard many sing it as itE (as in definitely it is manchi samayamu). Is this incorrect?
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Re: g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
It is either idi or idE. While ithey is OK as a Tamilizedanglo spelling
, what is itE?

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Re: g ravikiran at madhuradhwani - 13/5/15
As Srikant says, the issue is not with the vowel at the end of the word - it is with the d to t change that was probably made many years ago with someone writing the words down in tamizh script perhaps.
idi would mean idu (now) in tamizh, and idE is a more emphatic way of saying it - iduvE.
Srikant - E is how 'ey' is written in the romanized script for tamizh (HK convention with some minor modifications) - a convention most of us follow.
idi would mean idu (now) in tamizh, and idE is a more emphatic way of saying it - iduvE.
Srikant - E is how 'ey' is written in the romanized script for tamizh (HK convention with some minor modifications) - a convention most of us follow.