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4 (4) 4 (4) 5 (4) 3 (4) 3 (4) 6 (4) 2 (4) 2 (4) 2 (4) 7 (5) (5) (5) 8 8 (4) (4) (4) 9 9 9 The first sollu increases by 1. Apologies if I am wrong sir.

Interesting pattern. Math is good. Seems to lack symmetry, or?

Awesome sir ❤❤❤

Haunting kapi. The lyrics and the tune merge seamlessly. Please compose more

After some research and discussions, I agreed with the conclusion that this is Lavana Vaaridhi a janya of Karaharapriya (Mela 22). There is a YT video of Flute Raman sir from Virginia demonstrating this raga, but the prayogams / gamakams sound so different compared to how Arun Prakash ji has presented above. Both are beautiful in their own way. This proves the greatness of carnatic music, where one cannot just determine a raga by its scale (arohanam/avarohanam). Lavana Vaaridhi is listed under Karaharapriya in Raga Pravaham book by D.Pattamal amma under sl. no. 208

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Can you please render the meaning of the lyrics in Malayalam, English or Tamil?

As usual super da Arun 👍. One of the classic compositions of the Mellisai Maamannar🙏. Also please try to analyze Mounathil vilyadum from Noolveli! Thanks 🙏

I don't think he wanted to be within any ragam.He just let his imagination run wild.

Superb ma

Very nice.

Amazing sir

Thanks Arun. New perspective of MSV Sir.... Superb

So pure, pristine,divine....for all the genius he is...his humility and controlled playing in concerts is a joy to watch.you are simply great sir subtle aspects of Kalyani.....so beautifully sung... bringing out the sheer joy of the Ragam Kriti..some inspiration of Mahakavi Bharatiyar in its writing 🤔..am a novice.. just a thought..

Thank you Sir 🙏

Beautiful anna ❤

Your Pallavi compositions are powerful and amazing. Hope some one takes it up and sings it elaborately.

Lovely pallavi Arun anna. Best wishes.

Wonderful. Lead me to see the unseen. Can you please post the lyrics to follow the musical rendition to its ultimate. Dhanyavadagalu🙏🙏

Sir oru nal na ungala pakrapa chinanchiru killiye song padi katren sir pls ur permission sir

Nilavu thoongum pothu, ninai thoongidathu.....am i right sir?

Really superb sir ❤

Thanks for sharing your experiences sir. Some tunes are old but gold :)

Beautiful sir ❤

+2 படிக்கிறப்பவே இவ்ளோ ஞானமா? சரியான opportunity கெடச்சிருந்தா.... ?

Sooper Anna.. ~40 years ago, eppadi dhideernu nyaabagam vandadhu ? btw, enakkum reminds me slightly of azhage azhagu ..

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Very melodious tune Sir. Reminds me slightly of Azhage Azhagu Devadhai song (the 2 gandharams). This tune would make a nice duet song! Thanks for sharing Sir 🙏

Very nice korvai anna, with beautiful karvais😊

Korvai super sir

Sir na daily unga indha song kekuren sir. But ovvaru nottum perfect a iruku sir but yenala andha perfect notes sing panna mudila sir ❤rmb suthama iruku sir unga singing

(Comment part 3) It is a very unique korvai Sir. Thanks for sharing such beautiful concepts. Please confirm if my understanding is correct Sir. Thank you, Sangeetha Narayanan.

(Comment part 2) In the poorvangam, the first part Tha,Dhi,ThakitaThakadhina (11) comes once. Then is reduced by 2 as Dhi,ThakitaThakadhina (9) which comes twice and then reduced by 2 as ThakitaThakadhina (7) which comes thrice. The second part of the poorvangam has 4+3+2+1+0 which first has 4 karvais each, then it is reduced as 3+2+1+0 and comes with 3 karvais each, repeated twice and then reduced as 2+1+0 which comes with 2 karvais each and repeated thrice. In the uttharaangam, three 5s, three 9s (5+4) and three 13s (9+4) are used. The first two 5s have 1 karvai gap after them and the last 5 has no karvai, rather it has a 5 karvai gap (Thaam). Similarly for 9. Similarly for 13 but instead of the 5 karvaai thaam, it lands at samam.

(Comment Part 1) Namaskaram Sir. Following is my attempt to understand the korvai. Please let me know if it is correct. Total 48 Beats 240 Aksharams Poorvaangam (143 Aksharams) - 1(11) + 4(+4) + 3(+4) + 2(+4) + 1(+4) + 0(+4) + 2(9) + 2 [3(+3) + 2(+3) + 1(+3) + 0(+3)] + 3(7) + 3[2(+2) + 1(+2) + 0(+2)] Uttharaangam (97 Aksharams) - 5(+1) + 5(+1) + 5 + 5 9(+1) + 9(+1) + 9 + 5 13(+1) +13(+1) + 13

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So beautiful Sir! Isai Amudham!! Mohanam!!

Love seeing great musicians playing with new instruments and the spontaneity here! I heard someone say in the background, khandanadayil keezhkalam vaashi 😅 I wasn’t clear on what you played though but it was lovely nonetheless! Thank you for sharing. There’s a video on RUclips of Lalgudi playing on the piano, with his daughter singing! So amazing as well!

Namaskaram Sir. Following is my attempt to understand the korvai. Please let me know if it is correct. Total 48 Beats 240 Aksharams Poorvaangam (143 Aksharams) - 1(11) + 4(+4) + 3(+4) + 2(+4) + 1(+4) + 0(+4) + 2(9) + 2 [3(+3) + 2(+3) + 1(+3) + 0(+3)] + 3(7) + 3[2(+2) + 1(+2) + 0(+2)] Uttharaangam (97 Aksharams) - 5(+1) + 5(+1) + 5 + 5 9(+1) + 9(+1) + 9 + 5 13(+1) +13(+1) + 13 In the poorvangam, the first part Tha,Dhi,ThakitaThakadhina (11) comes once. Then is reduced by 2 as Dhi,ThakitaThakadhina (9) which comes twice and then reduced by 2 as ThakitaThakadhina (7) which comes thrice. The second part of the poorvangam has 4+3+2+1+0 which first has 4 karvais each, then it is reduced as 3+2+1+0 and comes with 3 karvais each, repeated twice and then reduced as 2+1+0 which comes with 2 karvaise each and repeated thrice. In the uttharaangam, three 5s, three 9s (5+4) and three 13s (9+4) are used. The first two 5s have 1 karvai gap after them and the last 5 has no karvai, rather it has a 5 karvai gap (Thaam). Similarly for 9. Similarly for 13 but instead of the 5 karvaai thaam, it lands at samam. It is a very unique korvai Sir. Thanks for sharing such beautiful concepts. Please confirm if my understanding is correct Sir. Thank you, Sangeetha Narayanan.

Very nice to hear, AP...

So nice! I envy and appreciate all you talented musicians who can provide your own music for yourselves (in addition to others) spontaneously, in any lovely setting! In your case, both rhythms and vocals! I’ve learnt music (Veena) but in no way even remotely a musician 😅 but, at least I can appreciate and enjoy great music! Thank you for sharing. Please keep sharing your compositions and tunings. Btw, was there anything specific that made you choose Saveri in that particular location? I get whims to listen to certain ragas in certain locations. I think varali goes so well in a calm ocean setting! Also Thodi, Bhairavi, Hamsanandi, depending on the mood of the ocean that day 😊

Besh ,besh

Na unga fan sir but voice kekave illa pls again video sir

Sir pls voice is not clear pls sir vera video podunga sir ❤

Amazing singing sir❤

Super.

Crisp and short and very nice korvai! Thank you Sir! It will be highly helpful for beginners to understand if the calculations are entered in the description box! Thank you!

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Super 👌 👍

வணக்கம் சார் கோர்வை 4 முறை வரும் கண்ட நடையில் அமைச்சகருக்கிங்க சார்... முதல் கோர்வையில் த தி தகஜனு, தி தகஜனு, தகஜனு இது எல்லாமே 4 மாத்திரை அளவில் சொல்லிருக்கிங்க. அதாவது த = 8 , தி = 8, த = 4, க= 4, ஜ =4, னு= 4, ததிங்,கிணதொம் எல்லாமே 3 மாத்திரை அளவு அந்த கார்வையும் சேர்த்து த,திங்,கிணதொம் எல்லாமே 2 மாத்திரை அளவு. அடுத்து இரண்டாவது கோர்வை ஆரம்பிச்சிடும் ததிதகஜனு மேல் காலத்துல வந்துவிடும். ததிங்,கிணதொம் 4 மாத்திரை அளவு அதாவது ஒவ்வாரு சொல்லும் ..... த,திங், கிணதொம் எல்லாமே 3 மாத்திரை அளவு, 3 வது கோர்வை ததிதகஜனு 2 மாத்திரை அளவு, ததிங்,கிணதொம் 3, த,திங், கிணதொம் 4 . 4 வது கோர்வை ததிதகஜனு 3 மாத்திரை ததிங்,கிணதொம் 2 மாத்திரை த,திங், கிணதொம் மேல் காலம். சரியா சார்???

You are Great Great Great Great Great Great Great Great sir