Magic of our music: no intense lights or decorations needed. Simple hearted, devotional people are enough with knowledge in the kritis to render them with such a magical awe.
@deepasairam260911 ай бұрын
Godess singing about the lokha matha.pranams excellent rendition hats off.🙏💐🙏💐
@jayasankar16933 ай бұрын
perfect cordination🙏🙏
@bharathanthanipet50022 ай бұрын
Very very nice.❤
@srinivasparthasarathisharm28712 жыл бұрын
What bhagyam all you did.... You all are singing in front of her where sri deekshitar sat and sung her 🙏🙇🙏🙇🙇
@venkateshsthanusubramanian55763 жыл бұрын
Wow ❤️❤️❤️❤️ how very beautiful.... The video has many layers probably unconsciously made but definitely with divine intervention... The man in his Scottie, the man casually offering a prayer, where as Kamboji getting high with Dikshitrar Swami's choicest of letters and words.. mantrakahras.... It just shows the outside world and the deep inside in one video. .
@dhananjaynaniwadekar30482 жыл бұрын
Avaranam 4 : you are here. Kambhoji ( कमलाम्बिकायै कनकांशुकायै ) साहित्यम् : guru-guha.blogspot.com/2007/09/dikshitar-kriti-kamalaambikaayai.html ध्यान कृति : This is the starting point. Find links to all the songs in the scheme from this point. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZazeJSapJt-sLc Avaranam ३ (previous) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/an-cnJ-HiqyaocU (शङ्कराभरणम्) Avaranam 4 : You are here साहित्यम् : guru-guha.blogspot.com/2007/09/dikshitar-kriti-kamalaambikaayai.html Avaranam 5 (next) : kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXy6h2yclLGAo5Y (Bhairavi), a horse walks in at 5 minute mark
@Kalyana_Sundaram3 жыл бұрын
What a divine rendering. Brought tears to me eyes
@pradyumna8725 Жыл бұрын
Some recordings don't need complicated sound and light arrangements ♥
@devendrakalavakunta3 жыл бұрын
From Tirupati Andhra Pradesh 🙏.
@90Nrv2 жыл бұрын
Voilin guru Poorna madam garu 🙏
@vasudhakota9724 жыл бұрын
Kamalaambikaayai Kanakamshukaayai (Avarana 4 of Navavarna Krithis) Ragam: Kambhoji (28th mela janyam) ARO: S R2 G3 M1 P D2 S || AVA: S N2 D2 P M1 G3 R2 S || Talam: Khanda Ata talam Composer: Muthuswami Dikshitar Pallavi Kamalaambikaayai Kanakaamshukaayai Karpura Vidikaayai Namaste Namaste Anupallavi Kamalaa Kaanta Anujaayai Kaameshvaryai Ajaayai Himagiri Tanujaayai Hreem Kaara Pujyaayai Kamalaanagara Vihaarinyai Khala Samooha Samhaarinyai Kamaneeya Ratna Haarinyai Kali Kalmasha Parihaarinyai Charanam: Sakala Saubhaagya Daayakaambhoja Charanaayai Samkshobhinyaadi Shaktiyuta Chaturthyaavaranaayai Prakata Chaturddasha Bhuvana Bharanaayai Prabala Guruguha Sampradaayaantah Karanaayai Akalanka Rupa Varnaayai Aparnaayai Suparnaayai Sukara Dhruta Chaapa Baanaayai Shobhanakara Manukonaayai Sakunkumaadi Lepanaayai Charaacharaadi Kalpanaayai Chikura Vijita Neelaghanaayai Chidaananda Purna Ghanaayai Meaning (From Todd Mc Comb's web page: www.medieval.org/music/world/carnatic/lyrics/srao/kamala.html): I salute You ("namaste"), Kamalamba. You who wear golden ("kanaka") clothes ("amshuka") and enjoy camphor-flavored ("karpura vidikayai") betal. You are the younger sister ("anujaayai") of Vishnu, the spouse ("kaanta") of Lakshmi ("kamalaa"). You are Kameshvari, and are the unborn ("ajaayai") one, daughter ("tanujaayai") of Mount ("giri") Himalaya, worshiped ("pujyaayai") with the sound ("akaara") Hrim. You who reside ("vihaarinyai") in Kamalanagara. You destroy ("samhaarinyai") the lots ("samooha") of dishonest ("khala") ones. You wear lovely ("kamaneeya") golden chains ("ratna haarinyai"). You remove ("parihaarinyai") the sins ("kalmasha") we commit in the Kali age. You possess lotus-like ("ambhoja") feet ("charanaayai"), which bestows ("daayaka") all fortune ("saubhagya"). You embody the fourth ("chatur") Avarana containing the ("yuta") Shakti Samkshobhini,. You rule ("bharanaayai") the fourteen ("chatur-dasha") manifest ("prakata") worlds ("bhuvana"). You are the heart ("antah karanaayai") of the strong ("prabala") tradition ("samprada") to which Guruguha belongs. You are of flawless ("a-kalanka") beauty ("roopa") and complexion ("varnaayai"). You are called Aparna[1]. You are the bird Hamsa[2] ("suparnaayai"). You hold ("druta") in Your charming ("su") hand ("kara") a bow ("baana") and arrows ("chaapa"). You are the Chakra containing fourteen Konas or triangles ("manu-konaayai"). You are besmeared ("lepanaayai") with Kunkuma ("sa-kunkuma"), etc ("aadi"). You are the creator ("kalpanaayai") of movable ("charaa") as well as unmovable ("acharaa") phenomena. Your black hair ("chikura") triumphs ("vijitha") over the blue ("neela") clouds ("ghanaayai") are the plenitude[3] ("purna") of consciousness ("chit") and bliss ("ananda").