Class ragaalapana... Listening this thyagaraja kriti after a long time..... The song is philosophical thoughts ....For a a great person whose mind is under self control , there is no need for any sacred prayers /mantra)/ mystical formulae ; further he need not do any penances or tapasu)... Thyagarajaswamy asks this to Lord Rama, son of King dasaratha !!! The monumental keerthanam was sung so melodiously by maestro KVN .....what a wonderful eloquence.....'Sankharabharanam gushes out.....Loved the vinyaasam@ tanuvu tAnu gAdani encuvAniki / Anupallavi line...., sworam thereafter with phrases of ragam . Sang Charanam2/skipped 1. Superb recital ! pranams to the sul of maestro KVN.
Sri ‘KVN’ Sir avarGaL migavum azhagaaga, rasanaiyudan intha ‘Manasu Swaadheenamaina’ enRa ‘Sankarabharanam’ ragak kruthiyai paadiyuLLaar. KetpOr mananGaL yaavum magizhchchiyai adaiGinRana. So also the violinist and other pakka vaadhyanGaL. It is a top-class performance. “Mandakolathur Subramanian”.
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Class ragaalapana... Listening this thyagaraja kriti after a long time..... The song is philosophical thoughts ....For a a great person whose mind is under self control , there is no need for any sacred prayers /mantra)/ mystical formulae ; further he need not do any penances or tapasu)... Thyagarajaswamy asks this to Lord Rama, son of King dasaratha !!! The monumental keerthanam was sung so melodiously by maestro KVN .....what a wonderful eloquence.....'Sankharabharanam gushes out.....Loved the vinyaasam@ tanuvu tAnu gAdani encuvAniki / Anupallavi line...., sworam thereafter with phrases of ragam . Sang Charanam2/skipped 1. Superb recital ! pranams to the sul of maestro KVN.
Sri ‘KVN’ Sir avarGaL migavum azhagaaga, rasanaiyudan intha ‘Manasu Swaadheenamaina’ enRa ‘Sankarabharanam’ ragak kruthiyai paadiyuLLaar. KetpOr mananGaL yaavum magizhchchiyai adaiGinRana. So also the violinist and other pakka vaadhyanGaL. It is a top-class performance. “Mandakolathur Subramanian”.
Superb! How else can it be!