Sir, could you upload the entire 12 hr concert in 12 episodes of 1 hour each. It will be a great contribution to the music fraternity and Rasikas. Would you acceed to my request sir. I am one of your ardent fan and i fondly recall your performance in our house at Srirangam sometime in 1971. ( You came to our house after attending the Vasanthothsavam function at Brahma sri Sethumadhava Rao. Unforgettable experience of divine music.
Who am I to comment on TNS Mama Rendition Simply Enjoy the Rendition ! Azhaga Azhaga Raga Suddha Dhanyasi Kanda Chapu Talam Ambujam Krishna Krithi Are Gods beautiful? According to the great poets and songwriters of India, Gods are indeed beautiful. We even come across hymns and prayers from ancient times which describe the beauty of the Gods in extravagant terms. But why do Gods need to be beautiful? This bothers me somewhat, especially in the climate of today where there is an obsession over beauty. I would like to think of Gods as being compassionate, loving, just, generous and forgiving. In comparison, beauty seems to be such an inessential quality! Surely this focus on beauty is worth questioning? Written in praise of the deity from Azhagar Koil (the temple of the Handsome One), it is written by Ambujam Krishna is a very emotive and personal style. Set to Shuddha Dhanyasi, a lyrically appealing Raga, it is a very beautiful song pallavi azhagA azhagA azhagA enrazhaittuk-kai tozhudu vandEn tiru mAlirum shOlai uraiyum vaDi I came with folded hands calling, Oh Handsome one, Oh Handsome one Oh God who lives in Azhagar Koil. anupallavi vazhuvAdu tiruppAdam tozhudEttum anbarkku aruL vAri shorindu avar uLLam kavarum kaL- To those devotees who without fail salute your holy feet, You shower your grace and steal their mind, Oh Kallazhaga Charanam-1 naDandu naDandu un sannidhi vandEn nAthanun naTRAL nizhal tArAyO nADi nADi un pugazh kETTu vandEn nAraNA en kural sheviyurak-kELAyO I came before you after a lot of walking, Would you not give the shade of your feet to me, Oh Lord? Oh Lord Narayana, hearing your fame, I came with lot of desire, Would you not hear my appeal? Charanam-2 aDaikkalam aDaikkalam enrunai aDaindEn abhaya karam tandu vinai tIrAyO pADip-pADi unaip-pOTrip-paNiyum enakkup-pavazha vAi tirandu anjalenru aruLAyO I reached you crying, protection, protection, Would you not with your hand of protection remove my pains? To me who always sing about you and salute you, Would you not open your coral mouth and say “Do not be afraid”? MadhyamakAlam virijyOti kamalamena un mukhattE tigazhum iruvizhi aruL tEnai aLLI aLLi uNDu marai pugazhum tiru mArbil manni enrum uraindiDa mana vaNDun pugazh pADa maiyaluDan unai nADi Give me; give me the honey of your eyes, Which are like the open flame on your lotus like face, I would like to approach you with love, With the bee of my mind singing your praise, And want to become one with your chest praised by the Vedas.
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A young Varadarajan getting a sabaash from the legend. What a proud moment!!
Aahaaa..Extraordinary viruttham....Masterpiece. Also Excellent tuning and rendition by the stalwart TNS mama.
Sir, could you upload the entire 12 hr concert in 12 episodes of 1 hour each. It will be a great contribution to the music fraternity and Rasikas. Would you acceed to my request sir.
I am one of your ardent fan and i fondly recall your performance in our house at Srirangam sometime in 1971.
( You came to our house after attending the Vasanthothsavam function at
Brahma sri Sethumadhava Rao. Unforgettable experience of divine music.
Great🎉🎉🎉
Beauty of Sudhadhanyasi...🙏🙏
Pranams
Exactly, close Your eyes and enjoy This Blissful music and offer Our Pranams to This Mastero. 🙏🙏
Mridangam Harikumar Sir
Captivating and enjoyable melody. 👌🏼👍🏻👍🏽👍🏾👍🏽👌🏼👍🏻👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏾👍🏾👌🏼👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👌🏼👍🏾
No words to express. Pranaams
Namaskaram
Who am I to comment on TNS Mama Rendition Simply Enjoy the Rendition ! Azhaga Azhaga Raga Suddha Dhanyasi Kanda Chapu Talam Ambujam Krishna Krithi
Are Gods beautiful?
According to the great poets and songwriters of India, Gods are indeed beautiful. We even come across hymns and prayers from ancient times which describe the beauty of the Gods in extravagant terms.
But why do Gods need to be beautiful? This bothers me somewhat, especially in the climate of today where there is an obsession over beauty. I would like to think of Gods as being compassionate, loving, just, generous and forgiving. In comparison, beauty seems to be such an inessential quality! Surely this focus on beauty is worth questioning?
Written in praise of the deity from Azhagar Koil (the temple of the Handsome One), it is written by Ambujam Krishna is a very emotive and personal style. Set to Shuddha Dhanyasi, a lyrically appealing Raga, it is a very beautiful song
pallavi
azhagA azhagA azhagA enrazhaittuk-kai tozhudu vandEn tiru mAlirum shOlai uraiyum vaDi
I came with folded hands calling,
Oh Handsome one, Oh Handsome one
Oh God who lives in Azhagar Koil.
anupallavi
vazhuvAdu tiruppAdam tozhudEttum anbarkku aruL vAri shorindu avar uLLam kavarum kaL-
To those devotees who without fail salute your holy feet,
You shower your grace and steal their mind, Oh Kallazhaga
Charanam-1
naDandu naDandu un sannidhi vandEn nAthanun naTRAL nizhal tArAyO
nADi nADi un pugazh kETTu vandEn nAraNA en kural sheviyurak-kELAyO
I came before you after a lot of walking,
Would you not give the shade of your feet to me, Oh Lord?
Oh Lord Narayana, hearing your fame, I came with lot of desire,
Would you not hear my appeal?
Charanam-2
aDaikkalam aDaikkalam enrunai aDaindEn abhaya karam tandu vinai tIrAyO
pADip-pADi unaip-pOTrip-paNiyum enakkup-pavazha vAi tirandu anjalenru aruLAyO
I reached you crying, protection, protection,
Would you not with your hand of protection remove my pains?
To me who always sing about you and salute you,
Would you not open your coral mouth and say “Do not be afraid”?
MadhyamakAlam
virijyOti kamalamena un mukhattE tigazhum iruvizhi aruL tEnai aLLI aLLi uNDu
marai pugazhum tiru mArbil manni enrum uraindiDa mana vaNDun pugazh pADa maiyaluDan unai nADi
Give me; give me the honey of your eyes,
Which are like the open flame on your lotus like face,
I would like to approach you with love,
With the bee of my mind singing your praise,
And want to become one with your chest praised by the Vedas.