OM TATSAT
May good befall all, May there be peace for all
May all be fit for perfection, May all experience that which is auspicious.
Om, May all be happy. May all be healthy.
May we all experience what is good and let no one suffer
"Whatever you do, make it an offering to me -- the food you eat, the sacrifices you make, the help you give, even your suffering"-GITA
033-Bhushapatim-Bhushavati-Rupakam-ArunaSairam
033-Bhushapatim-Bhushavati-Rupakam-ArunaSairam
Muthiah Bhagavatar’s melodious composition Raja raja radhite set to Rupakatala also does not use
the syllables Ma and Pa
Mysore Maharaja wanted Krithis in Kannada language on his family
goddesses Sri Chamundeshwari and specially inducted Harikeshanallur Muttaiah
Bhagawatar to Asthaana.
It is learnt that HMB composed this keertana ( rajaraja radhite nadanidhe sharade ) when he saw
Mysore Maharajah krishnaraaja Wodeyar was unwell and had swollen lips.
HMG sat at the chamundi Hill Temple before sanctum sanctorum and composed this Keertana asking goddesses to keep his King healthy. He did not compose on the king , but only sought her grace to make the King well.
The raga name is derived from this specialty.(Nir=without, and Oshta= lips).
E SWARA 009- Padma Vibhushan-DK Pattamal- KanakaSabhapati-Dhanyasi-Mixing done by me
MLV 075-ShriViswanatham-Ragamalikai-Aadi-Dikshadar:
Chaturdasha rAgamAlikA tALam: Adi
SrI Viswanatham Bhajeham is set in fourteen Ragas - Adi Tala. The Ragas in this Ragamalika are Sriragam, Arabhi, Gowri, Nata, Gowla, Mohanam, followed by viloma swaras (rendering of swaras in the reverse order of Ragas). The second half contains Sama, Lalita, Bhairavam, Saranga, Sankarabharanam, Kambhoji, Devakriya, Bhoopalam, followed again by viloma swaras, and finally ending in the commencing Raga, Sriragam. This composition is in praise of Lord Viswanatha, of the temple located in the village Kulikkarai, near Tiruvarur, Tamilnadu.
Now, Listen to the song:
Sudha ragunathan-Kumara malai. Raga mand- Kcapu tala
