Topic suggested by Aravind Srinivasan on Tue Mar 16 04:51:52 .
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I would pleased if you can tell some thing more of Prof. V.V. Sadagopan's compositions and his contribution to classical music.
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- From: Raghav Narayan (@ 1cust130.tnt44.chi5.da.uu.net)
on: Mon May 10 21:49:24
I don't know much about him. Let me share what I know. He is a great musicologist and couple of years ago he has published two albums for kids, collection of songs and stories based on carnatic ragas in the title 'Thyaga Bharathi'. During my last visit to Madras, I bought this for my daughter, which is an instant hit in my family.
R Narayan
- From: Jayakar Sundararaman (@ 205.218.33.2)
on: Thu Jul 22 16:44:58
I was under the impression that Shri Sadagopan became a "sanyasi" and faded away from public life. Would anybody direct me as to where I can get the tapes of his songs 1)Enthaveduko O' Raghava 2) Villinai Oththa Puruvam 3) Partha Sarathi Nannu Palimpa Radha. ....Thanks
- From: Chandra (@ viking2.delta-air.com)
on: Thu Jul 22 17:19:01
Raghav Narayan,
Could you post the name of the children's album and the publisher of that album? Where is it sold in Chennai,please?
- From: Chandra (@ viking2.delta-air.com)
on: Thu Jul 22 17:20:48
Oops, :-))
I had intended to ask the contents of the album of
"thyaga bharathi". Could you post the contents such as the song and ragam etc., please?
- From: RR (@ proxy.krdl.org.sg)
on: Thu Jul 22 22:07:00
Chandra: this might be of help
http://www.webindia.com/tyagabharati/
- From: V.Aiyah (@ nrwl-sh1-port90.snet.net)
on: Wed Mar 1 14:54:29
Sri V.V.Sadagopan was born in Veeravanallur near Kallidaikurichi in Tirunelveli District. Though earlier he took to acting in pictures, later days he devoted much of his time to carnatic music. Some of his relatives may be traced in Veeravanallur. One of his hit films was 'Madanakamarajan' in which he acted with KLV Vasantha. Later, i came to know that he moved to Delhi where hewas leading somwhat a secluded life. He was a graduate and had an imposing personality. MGR makes a reference to VVS in his autobiography 'Naan En Piranthen' which was serialised in Ananda Vikatan.
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