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mahesh33
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Post by mahesh33 »

MS amma has sung this raaga quite a few times. Does anybody have a recording to share?

thanjavur

Post by thanjavur »

Ikanaina (Tirupati Narayanaswami) by DKJ (Sangeethapriya - Raju Asokan link)

Ikanaina (Tirupati Narayanaswami) by MSS (Sangeethapriya - Vasu link)
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kmrasika
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Post by kmrasika »

And a rarely heard ST krithi: http://www.swathithirunal.in/htmlfile/29.htm
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coolkarni

Post by coolkarni »

Vasudevahchar's composition Guru Krupa

http://www.sendspace.com/file/ug39tx

vasanthakokilam
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Post by vasanthakokilam »

Thanks Kji and kmrasika.

Having listened only to Ikanaina so far in this raga, the other two sound quite different for me. The ST krithi sounds more along the lines of Manirangu whereas the MV krithi rendition sounds like a close cousin of suddha dhanyasi. Do you all see the similarity in all the three songs?

kmrasika
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Post by kmrasika »

Coolkarniji, what a wonderful rendition of the krithi! Never heard it before. Well, when I heard the pallavi, my thoughts were on kannaDagauLa (it almost sounded like the opening of sogasujUDa) then maNirangu as the vocalist traverse the upper octaves. Then again, if you hear MS Subbulakshmi's ikanaina, when she traverses the upper octaves, you get a kharaharapriyA shade as well (just my opinion).
At least now I know why not many don't musicians readily take up this rAga for performing.

BTW, the rAga of this song is supposed to be pushpalatA(??): http://www.andhrabharati.com/kIrtanalu/ ... su151.html
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coolkarni

Post by coolkarni »

kmrasika
I plucked out this track specially for you, after reading your comments.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/lir0it

MLV !!! What an artist!
I am thankful to the Lord Almighty for having given me the privilege of hearing her concerts , Live.
Simply an amazing artist.You will LOVE this 20 minute track.
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bhaktha
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Post by bhaktha »

Wow...what a beautiful clip. Thanks coolji.
Amazing manodharmam! I doubt if anyone can handle it with such finesse. Btw, is it shri bhakthavatsalam and shri harishanker accompanying her?.
-bhaktha
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ksrimech
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Post by ksrimech »

coolkarni wrote:MLV !!! What an artist!
nettiyaDi sarvadEsa level. Brilliant recording and brilliant rendering. There definitely special about those notes s r g m p n and sa. wow! Thank you Thank you thank you.
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arasi
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Post by arasi »

Cool, Thank you!

ksrimech,
what is nettiyaDi sarvedesa level?

coolkarni

Post by coolkarni »

bhaktha
I dont have the info on the accompanists.

grsastrigal
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Post by grsastrigal »

Coolji. Thank you.. Nettiyadi-literal meaning-Hit on the forehead... - hit on the spot...(ksrimech-Do not make us to think more on this word than on pushpalathika) Accompanying MLV in vocal seems Smt. Charumathi Ramachandran.

arasi
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Post by arasi »

Cool,
Sounds like PM on the mrudangam to me...

arasi
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Post by arasi »

grs,
Hitting on the spot can't be a bad thing! I still don't understand. Does it mean two different things? Is 'thalaiyilE' substituted by 'nettiyilE' here?

ksrimech
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Post by ksrimech »

arasi wrote:what is nettiyaDi sarvedesa level?
I think thats a quote by S Ve Sekhar in some movie from the 80s. It is to imply there can be nutin better. Hitting the bulls eye. The best piece possible for puSpalaitikA.

arasi
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Post by arasi »

Thanks, ksrimech, for explaining.

rahm221
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Post by rahm221 »

Hi

Vasudevahchar's composition Guru Krupa, posted by Sri Coolkarni is not available anymore.

Could someone repost it again please.

Thanks in advance

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kmrasika
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Post by kmrasika »

coolkarni wrote:kmrasika
I plucked out this track specially for you, after reading your comments.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/lir0it

Simply an amazing artist.You will LOVE this 20 minute track.
Yes, I definitely did and thank you kindly for the clip. MLV's rendition certainly has high rAga integrity(not undermining the rest, they were good as well). How carefully she traverses the upper octaves and adpeptly descends, strictly adhering to the ArOhaNa and avarOhaNa.
MLV !!! What an artist!
coolkarni wrote:I am thankful to the Lord Almighty for having given me the privilege of hearing her concerts , Live.
You are certainly blessed with divine providence hearing her live. I remember reading a trivia about the relationship between her use of jewellery and the phase of the concert. The numerous sparkling jewels in her rings, necklaces and earrings are analogous to her use of brilliant and animate briga-oriented music. You also probably know she was one of the few artistes that performed improptu (no rehearsals, practice sessions whatsoever).
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rahm221
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Post by rahm221 »

Just got back after the long weekend. Thanks a lot Vasanthakokilam

Jigyaasa
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Post by Jigyaasa »

I missed the MLV rendition download :( Could some1 who downloaded upload it again somewhere and provide the link? PLEEEASE?

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