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rAmicu vArevarurA... | Suposhini | Tyagaraja | Prince Rama Varma

Sunil Sarma

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rAmicu vArevarurA... | Suposhini | Tyagaraja | Prince Rama Varma

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Sunil Sarma
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2 748 просмотров · 4 года назад
rAmichu vArevarurA... Raga - Suposhini Tala - Adi (Tisra gati) Composer - Thyagaraja Language - Telugu Vocal - Prince Rama Varma Violin - Avaneeswaram S.R. Vinu Mridangam - Dr. G. Babu Ghatom - Dr. S. Karthick The story behind Muthuswami Dikshitar’s Nottuswara sahityams is well known. The way the Composer took Western Music tunes and set Sanskrit lyrics for them is a fascinating study. At least three pieces of Tyagaraja demonstrate the impact of Western Music. The first and the most popular is ‘Varaleela gana lola,’ in Shankarabharanam. It remains a popular song, especially for the students of Keyboard. The second, ‘Sarasa netra’ is also in Sankarabharanam. The third, ‘Raminchuva revarura’ is in Suposhini, a raga in which Thyagaraja was the first to compose. It is a janya of Harikambhoji. All three songs have flat notes dominating, with minimum of gamakas, a strong characteristic of orchestral western music. The Suposhini song is in Tisra gati. A Chittaswaram in Chaturasra gati is being attributed to the song by Dr. M. Balamuralikrishna. Suposhini is the janya of Harikamboji, the 28th Mela. Aa: S R₂ S M₁ P N₂ D₂ S Av: S D₂ P M₁ R₂ M₁ S Pallavi rAmichu vArevarurA raghutthamA ninu vinA Anupallavi shamAdi sadguNa gaNA sakala bhuvana janulalO Charanam rAmayanE su-marmamu rAmayanE sharmamu sad-amara varula kabbenO tyAgarAja sannuta _________________________________________________ To subscribe the channel...    / @sunilsarma8620   Varaleela gana lola...    • Vara leela gana lola... (Nottuswaram) | Sa...   Playlists    / @sunilsarma8620   Swathi Thirunal Krithis...    • Swathi Thirunal   Thyagaraja Krithis...    • Thyagaraja   Deekshithar Krithis...    • Deekshithar   Shyama Shastri Kritis...    • Shyama Shastri   Ragam Thanam Pallavis...    • Ragam Tanam Pallavi