Indian Classical Dance | Bharathanatyam | Azhagu Deivamaga Vandu | Samskrithi school Of Arts

Choreographer
Smt. Sutharsini Thileepan Director of Samskrithi school Of Arts
Bharatanatyam - Kavadi Chindu
Kavadi chindu is a generic name for a variety of Tamil folk songs. They are light compositions in Tamil which are popular for their simplicity, emotional content and appeal.
The songs have stanzas but no pallavi, anupallavi and charana divisions and mostly are in praise of Lord Subramanya and are steeped in bhakti. The Kavadi Chindu relies heavily on folk music. In music concerts Kavadichindu finds a place at the tail end among the 'tukkadas'. The 'mudugu' or the quick rhythmic tempo is a distinctive aspect of 'kavadi chindu'.
This album features some very rare melodies apart from the popular ones. The Kavadichindu on Shiva is one such. A composition of Subramanya Bharati and two others of Oothukkadu Venkatakavi are the other highlights of this album.
1. Kamam Agatriya -This is a rare composition by Ramalinga Adigalar on Lord Shiva. The poet describes the various attributes of Lord Shiva pays homage to the Lord in the form of a "jyothi" or a huge flame of fire.
2. Nindranda Mayil This is a composition of Oothukkadu Venkata Subbaier. This beautiful song describes the impact of Krishna's music on the birds, animals and gopis of Vrindavan.
3. Villinai Otha - Mahakavi Subramanya Bharati, undoubtedly one of the most celebrated poets of Tamizh,wrote poems on varied subjects. This song is in praise of Lord Muruga and describes his marriage to Valli.
4.Azhagu Deivam -The Kavadi Chindu as a genre of music, was popularized by Periasamy tUran, a great composer from Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu. This composition is in praise of Lord Muruga of Kazhukumalai near Tirunelveli.

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முக பாவனைகள் இன்னும் தேவை. நடன ஆசிரியருக்கு வாழ்த்துக்கள், குழுவிற்கு பாராட்டுக்கள்.

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Super kavadi sindhu and very good performance