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- From: RR (@ pb.cache.nlanr.net)
on: Tue Feb 23 00:40:04
Viravanallur Vedantam Sadagopan is well known in India and Abroad as a composer, performer, educator and thinker. He was the Director of Music at Gandhigram Rural Institute, Madurai (1956-59), Professor of Karnatic Music at Delhi University (1959- 66,1973-75) and Founder - Director of Tyaga Bharathi Music Education Mission (1966-80).
Tyaga Bharathi is a Mission in integrative music education. Over the years it has spread its service to reach growing children everywhere, in schools,homes and in social circles. Through a score of model - centers spread over the country, Prof. V. V. Sadagopan moved around for nearly fifteen years, and tirelessly propagated the joy way of teaching and learning.
Source: http://www.webindia.com/tyagabharati/
- From: Aravind Srinivasan (@ proxy.uic.tula.ru)
on: Wed Feb 24 06:26:56
Thank you for your information. I would pleased if you can tell some thing more of his compositions.
Aravind
- From: Bavani (@ gauntlet.usiva.com)
on: Thu Jul 29 16:48:29
Can anyone tell me the ARoganam and avaRoganam for sahana rAgam please?
- From: lakshman (@ hse-kit-ppp38767.sympatico.ca)
on: Thu Jul 29 21:07:13
Sahana is a janya of Harikambhoji (mela 28) and has the follwing arohana/avarohana:
S R2 G3 M1 D2 N2 S/S N2 D2 P M1 G3 M1 R2 G3 R2 S
- From: Puduhai Sreeram (@ 100.columbus-01-02rs.oh.dial-access.att.net)
on: Fri Jul 30 14:47:52
The ArOhanam seems to be incorrect. It should be
S R2 G3 M1 P M1 D2 N2 S
The avarOhanam is
S N2 D2 P M1 G3 M1 R2 G3 R2 S
Good for singing in madhyama kAlam. Some of the well known compositions are:
giripai - Adi - tyAgarAjA
E vasudA - Adi - tyAgarAja
kamalAmbA - navavarna krithi - muththuswAmy D.
evvarEmi - ata thala varnam - patnam subramania iyer
rAmA ika nannu - rUpakam - patnam s. iyer
- From: lakshman (@ ppp7801.on.bellglobal.com)
on: Wed Sep 29 09:33:19
Puduhai Shriram : You are indeed correct about the arohana. It was atypo on my part. However, there are other aro/avaro for Shahana as follows (all in Mela 28)
1. S R G M P M D N S;S N D P M G M R G R S
2. S R G M M D N S; S N D P M G M R S
3. S R G M P M D N S; S N D P M G M R G S
4. S R G M P M D N S; S D P M G M R S
5. S R G M P M D N S; S N S D P M G M R G R S
Apart from # 2 arohana all of the others have the same scale with differing avarohanas. It is difficult to figure out the standard since different musicians use different scales I suppose.
- From: Puduhai Sreeram (@ flntb308-04.splitrock.net)
on: Fri Oct 1 05:09:20
Huh? How can there be so many variations of A/A for the same sahAnA? Please quote your source that mentions these variations.
My source is Prof. SRJ's and Prof. Sambamurthy's books.
Cheers
Sree
- From: lakshman (@ hse-kit-ppp38852.sympatico.ca)
on: Fri Oct 1 07:50:51
Sree : The five aro/avaro of Shahana are from the book Ragapravaham by Dr. M N.Dandapani and D.Pattammal. The first scale mentioned is the interpretation of Nadamuni Panditar as given in his treatise Sangita svaraprastara sagarm publishe d in 1906. The other four are by B.M.Sundaram in his book Palaiyazhi 1958. Page numbers for reference: page 154 for tha scales and page 263/264 for the others
- From: Puduhai Sreeram (@ 8.columbus-05-10rs.oh.dial-access.att.net)
on: Sun Oct 3 08:28:22
Thanks a lot for the info, Lakshman! I don't have these books with me. I'll try to get a hold of these..
Sree
- From: Kumar (@ )
on: Tue Mar 7 10:03:51
Dear Arvind Srinivasan,
I'm From Viravanallur. Now also residing there. I think You mean(Viravanallur is Just 25 Kms From Tirunelveli) Isn't? I want some more details of "Vedantam Sadagopan ". Can you give me deatils on Him. Will you please give me your Email Id and other details about you...?
- From: haris (@ inet-fw7-o.oracle.com)
on: Mon Mar 27 12:55:23 EST 2000
why do ragas nattaikkurinji, kamaas and sriranjani sound similar sometimes??
- From: Diwakar (@ 206.175.177.136)
on: Mon Mar 27 14:39:07 EST 2000
Something to do with the performer, perhaps? :-)
- From: Nadopasaka (@ aappp33.buffnet.net)
on: Mon Mar 27 14:48:24 EST 2000
:-)) Maybe VVSadagopan was against this ? Seriously, it may also may have to do with the listener. Two of them are HariKambhoji swaras and SriRanjani (j22) krities ( dont know which ones haris heard ) may stress the common notes.
- From: IR (@ dialup-209.244.123.192.boston1.level3.net)
on: Mon Mar 27 14:56:22 EST 2000
I agree with Diwakar ::))
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