Topic started by Shyam (@ old-grinnell.berkeley.edu) on Thu Jan 11 18:23:05 .
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I just heard Ganaamudapaanam in Jyothiswaroopini, the lyrics and the ragam itself makes very pleasant aural experience.
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- From: Lakshman (@ hse-kitchener-ppp78726.sympatico.ca)
on: Thu Jan 11 18:57:09 EST 2001
Shyam:
You probably are aware that Kotishvara Iyer is one of the select group of people who has composed songs in all of the 72 melakarta ragas. These songs have been immortalised by the great vidvan S.Rajam in cassette format and are available from him or at music shops.
- From: PPN (@ padma.math.mun.ca)
on: Fri Jan 12 06:07:14 EST 2001
S. Rajam, who popularized Kotiswara Iyer Krithis, apart from giving audio recordings of all his compositions (not only the 72 mela compositions, but an additional set of three cassettes conatining the remaining compositions, as well) has written a book giving all Kotiswara iyer songs with notation. The three cassette package containing the miscellaneous collection has also a small booklet giving the lyrics, but this set is not sung by Rajam, but a few disciples. These are valuable collections. SRUTI magazine devoted an entire issue to Kotiswara Iyer, which gives all sorts of information on this prolific composer. Indeed S. Rajam is a walking encyclopadea on Kotsiwara Iyer contributions.
- From: PPN (@ padma.math.mun.ca)
on: Fri Jan 12 06:11:52 EST 2001
A list of ALL compositions of Kotiswara Iyer,
(72 mela krithis, as well as the miscellaneous ones) are available at: www.labyrinth.net.au/~mohank/Articles/Compositions/koteeswara.html
- From: Gopal (@ cx188881-a.mnchs1.ct.home.com)
on: Sat Jan 13 00:09:55 EST 2001
Shyam
Whose rendition was that? Check out charangi.com for a neat rendition by Sanjay, if that's not what u've heard.
- From: Pasupathy (@ pas.dialup.cs.toronto.edu)
on: Sat Jan 13 15:30:13 EST 2001
Music critic N.M. Narayanan has reported in an article, ( in "Glimpses of Indian Music" Ed. G.Kuppuswamy and M.Hariharan)
" Among Kotiswara Iyer's unpublished works are a delightful Purnachandrika piece 'Sangita' and an Asaveri song in praise of the Mylapore deity 'Karpagavalli' ".
I have heard the 'Sangita' song (with a delightful chittaswaram) sung by two sons of Sangitha Vidwan KaLakkAdu Ramnarayana Iyer. The latter had learnt many of KI's songs from KI's nephew and was the first to give KI's song ["gAnAmudha pAnam" ( jyOthiswarUpiNi)] in a 78-rpm record. As I remember, the other side of the record contained 'vElanE' in SubhapanthuvarALi. ( It is only later GNB started singing JyOthiswarUpiNi.)
I had mentioned to Sri S. Rajam long ago about these songs; I guess they are still 'unpublished ' and unknown, since they are not part of the songs sung by S.Rajam.
- From: Shyam (@ chaikoff1.berkeley.edu)
on: Mon Jan 15 22:18:10 EST 2001
The rendition was by Sowmya with a neat alapanai and swaras at the Pallavi.
Shyam
- From: Shyam (@ chaikoff1.berkeley.edu)
on: Mon Jan 15 22:19:05 EST 2001
The rendition was by Sowmya with a neat alapanai and swaras at the Pallavi.
Shyam
PS: I kept thinking it was Naasika Bhooshani until the song and esp. the mudra in the charanam
- From: Kartik (@ ppp-181-157.bng.vsnl.net.in)
on: Wed Jan 17 08:18:31 EST 2001
I have the complete set of cassettes by Vidhwan Rajam and the book of notations of his Keerthanai's other than the 72 Melams.Rajam has done a great job out of it and grammatically perfect.
- From: Vasu (@ 192.35.232.99)
on: Wed Jan 17 11:08:05 EST 2001
I have heard "Antarangabhakti bhakti kondu enai aalayya" in Shadvidamargini rendered by Gayathri Girish. The lyrics are superb. Its very moving.
- From: Gopal (@ cx188881-a.mnchs1.ct.home.com)
on: Wed Jan 17 16:34:19 EST 2001
To me, Jyothiswaroopini first sounded like (at least i could hear the shades at some places)Charukesi ..Don't know if they r related anyway.
- From: kartik (@ 203.200.0.28)
on: Mon Jan 22 09:46:21
Gopal,
Jyoti and charukesi share dhaivatham and nishadam
Ever heard 'Kanda in Syamalangi' or TNS's Kanakangaka.Try also 'Ninai maname'in gangeyabhooshani and 'paramukha' in soolini.Simply Brilliant!
- From: kartik (@ ppp-182-71.bng.vsnl.net.in)
on: Wed Jan 24 08:25:54
Dear Friends,
The rendering of 'Gananaya Desika' by S.rajam and MLV vary a lot.I guess S.Rajam must have stuck to the original notation!
- From: Neels (@ )
on: Mon Oct 8 18:36:44
Kartik,
1. Under what Music label is the S.Rajam's set on Koteeswara Iyer kritis available?
2. Also it will be helpful if you could mention the names of some of the music stores in Madras/Bangalore.
Thanks
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