Topic started by Ravi Kiran (@ 164.164.88.97) on Wed Sep 27 05:58:41 .
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anyone here has a collection of the great sri musuri subramanya iyer?
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- From: Nadopasaka (@ akppp70.buffnet.net)
on: Wed Sep 27 06:51:19 EDT 2000
RaviKiran, I am not sure but there is a terrific Mukhari I might have heard, "Enta Ninne Varnintunu Shabari.."
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 164.164.88.97)
on: Fri Sep 29 04:00:09 EDT 2000
nado:
i have heard the mukhari piece. it is terrific.
it is amazing how he can pack so much of bhava in a kriti.
by the way, the pallavi line is actually..."entani ne.." owing to the way singers join the two words, it sounds as "enta ninne".
his kokilavaraali "samukhaana nilva" is also spellbounding.
- From: Krishnadevarayan (@ gwa3.fe.bosch.de)
on: Fri Sep 29 05:29:23 EDT 2000
Ravi:
How about his Neerajakshi Kamakshi, a really wonderful rendering and also his Endraikku Siva Krupai.
- From: Nadopasaka (@ adppp37.buffnet.net)
on: Fri Sep 29 08:12:40 EDT 2000
I have heard as well a Merusamana MMgowla and Enta Vedukondu in Sar.Manoh. He was pretty old at the time of the rendition so the bhaava shines through more.
RaviKiran, It seems to me that like Ninne Nera Namminanu vs. Ninnene Raa Namminanu in Pantuvarali, this Enta Ninne might be capable of Entani Ne split. e.g. Ninne Bhajana in Nata. Perhaps some grammarians can comment.
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.86.161.8)
on: Sat Sep 30 05:48:26 EDT 2000
nado:
the pantuvarali krithi is "ninne nera namminnanu" or "ninnu nera namminnanu" (meaning.."i have put my faith in you..")
it is wrong to sing it as "ninnene raa ..."
even in the naata, it is "ninne bhajana"..
'ninne' literally translated is "you only"
where as "entani ne varnintunu" meaning 'how can i decsribe...'
the 'ne' means 'I'. (entani = how, ne = I)
- From: Nadopasaka (@ adppp20.buffnet.net)
on: Sun Oct 1 15:51:05 EDT 2000
RaviKiran thanks, you are probably right. I do remember KVN singing it as ninnene raa. . 'Nin-ne' 'might' also result from Ninnu ne bhajana i.e. You !, 'I' pray to. Who are the prominent students of the Musiri line ? Is SSI one of them ?
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.9.170.62)
on: Mon Oct 2 06:35:32 EDT 2000
nado:
SSI is not of the musuri school.
the leading members of the musuri lineage are vidushis mani krishnaswamy, suguna purushottam and suguna varadachari and vidwans tk govindarao and the rudrapatnam brothers.
smt mani krishnaswamy and sri tkg both are sangeetha kalanidhis.
so, seems like an illustrious lineage!
even my guru sri rk srikantan learnt many songs from musuri.
- From: svish (@ palwebproxy1.core.hp.com)
on: Fri Oct 6 17:15:59 EDT 2000
Although SSI is not a disciple of Musiri, he apparently admired him very much and speaks very highly of him in interviews etc. He credits Musiri with making the music profession "respectable", and says he modelled his early concert performances (including his dress!) on Musiri.
- From: Nadopasaka (@ akppp87.buffnet.net)
on: Sat Oct 7 06:21:07 EDT 2000
I heard Rudrapatnam brothers in Cleveland, uncommon Tyg. HariKamboji (LaaliLaali among others). They are closer to Raman-Lakshman than Alathurs.
This may be a digression. I have an unmarked tape with excellent veena renditions of Raghunaayaka (H'dhwani) and Etaavunara (Kalyani). Can anyone help with identifying the artiste ? Is it R. Pichumani ? Thanks.
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 164.164.88.97)
on: Mon Oct 9 01:26:44 EDT 2000
the striking feature of musuri's baani is the inherent "soukhyam" in his singing.
i think no other singer , except KVN, could achieve such a "shaantam" in music.
- From: gravy (@ 63.109.245.107)
on: Tue Oct 10 06:44:32 EDT 2000
Where I can get Free Classical songs on net?
- From: suhas (@ 203.197.77.198)
on: Tue Oct 10 09:06:17 EDT 2000
www.charnagi.com
www.mp3.com
www.musicindiaonline.com
www.swaramalika.com
www.vidvan.com
www.sangeetham.com ( only clips)
- From: svish (@ adsl-63-206-88-90.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net)
on: Sat Oct 14 12:24:09 EDT 2000
Also
www.narada.org (for a concert of KVN and Ariyakudi).
- From: Manjunath (@ ppp-178-228.bng.vsnl.net.in)
on: Fri Dec 29 08:28:27
I heard recently Nagumomu of Musuri which is of real excellence. I havenot heard an equivalent so far.
- From: Manjunath (@ ppp-178-228.bng.vsnl.net.in)
on: Fri Dec 29 08:29:33 EST 2000
I heard recently Nagumomu of Musuri which is of real excellence. I havenot heard an equivalent so far.
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.144.107.4)
on: Mon Jan 1 13:45:42 EST 2001
the music academy has released an archive of sri musuri's songs.
it is a must-buy for connoiseurs.
- From: Ramanathan (@ tnt15a-48.focal-chi.corecomm.net)
on: Mon Jan 1 17:51:26 EST 2001
Ravi, How/where can one obtain these archives?
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.144.107.4)
on: Tue Jan 2 12:45:13 EST 2001
ramanathan, i bought them during my latest visit to chennai for the music season.
it is available only from the music academy.
- From: kk (@ ts3-166.silcon.com)
on: Tue Jan 2 22:06:12 EST 2001
Where in the Academy do you go to find the tapes? I asked the guy at the ticket counter about some previous releases by the Academy (Arunachala Kavirayar songs by the Academy students) and he had no clue that the Academy published recordings.
If you bought this tape from the retailers who have display kiosks in the hallway like Anand Musical Paradise etc, the tapes are available outside the Academy.
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 164.164.70.54)
on: Tue Jan 2 23:45:50 EST 2001
kk,
there is a small stall downstairs right near the entrance (against the plaque bearing the names of previous sangeetha kalaanidhis).
this is an exclusive academy stall and here they sell the souvenirs and old journals of the academy.
last year was the the centenary celebrations of Rajaratnam Pillai so they released a double tape of his. this time it is musuri.
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 164.164.70.54)
on: Thu Jan 4 23:36:50 EST 2001
There are also two wonderful pre-recorded tapes of musuri released this time.
they have an excellent todi (endu daaginaado), saaveri (etu namminaa) and other enthralling krithis.
these tw are available at stalls elsewhere too.
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