This time , I wanted to write the lyrics of a carnatic song and first comes the ragam " Sindhu Bhairavi".When it is the carnatic song, it is always my mom who introduces the songs to me. This is one of my mom's masterpiece. I sometimes gets tears , when she renders the charanam especially.
As this is the Navarathri Time, I wanted to add a Tamil song dedicated to the deity Karpagambal.
Now on to the details of the ragam :
Sindhu Bhairavi is the janyam of the 10th Melakartha Ragam Natakapriya.
For the list of melakartha ragams and the janya ragams please visit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Janya_Ragas
As a small intro to melakartha and janya ragams, melakartha ragams/thai ragams has complete seven swarams of the octave in both Aarohanam /Avarohanam. That is why they are called as sampoorna ragams.
Now onto the song details:
Song : Karunai Deivame Karpagame
Lyrics : Madurai Sreenivasan
Ragam: Sindu Bairavi
Talam : Adi
Aa: S R2 G2 M1 G2 P D1 N2 S
Av: N2 D1 P M1 G2 R1 S N2 S
Priya sisters have sung the song for Jaya Tv Markazhi Mahotsavam and the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9UqGu90Qwk
Petravalum nee, perumai serpavalum nee
Adhi Arpudham vilaikkum annaiye
Un iru porpadhangal panindhom paravasamanom
Thaaye.... Karunaiye Karpagame
Endrum engalai kaaka vendume
Pallavi:
Karunai Deivame Karpagame
Kaana vendum undhan porpadhame (Em Karunai ... )
Anupallavi:
Urudhunaiyaga em ullathil amarndhai
Unaiyandri veru yaaro em thaai (karunai ...)
Charanam :
Aanandha vazhvu alithidal vendum!
Annaiye emmel irangidal vendum !
Naalum unnai thozhuthidal vendum!
Nalamudan vazha arulal vendum !! ( Karunai.. )
Karpagambal ,endrum nammai Kaakatum ..
Happy Navarathri and Dussera!!
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The first four lines are very interesting. Did not know this preceeded the song ...
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@yash: even I dint know the lines before I heard Priya Sisters..
ReplyDeleteHi srividhya.... nice post on sindhu bhairavi ragam... one of my fav songs in sindhu bhairavi is unnekenna from shimla special...
ReplyDeleteTouching song indeed..
ReplyDeletenice to Read this post .. this song is written and composed by my grandpa Shri Madurai.T.Srinivasan :)
ReplyDelete@rajiv: wow !!!, thats nice to hear ..You are blessed :)
DeleteThis song is my all-time favorite! Tears of joy flowed from my eyes, as I listened it sung by one Ms. Meenakshi Karthik on the 7th day, Monday I think, of Navarathri at Sri Sai Shiva Vishnu temple, Hopper's Crossing, Melbourne (Australia).
ReplyDeleteThis song is my all-time favorite! Tears of joy flowed from my eyes, as I listened it sung by one Ms. Meenakshi Karthik on the 7th day, Monday I think, of Navarathri at Sri Sai Shiva Vishnu temple, Hopper's Crossing, Melbourne (Australia).
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