Prince Rama Varma - Jagadananda Karaka - 2/3

A dazzling display of Prince Rama Varma's various facets as a singer, as a researcher, as a sensitive and broad minded human being, as a raconteur par excellence and so much more, in this video where he shines light on one of the most intricate and wonderful of all the compositions by Saint Tyagaraja :- Jagadananda Karaka in Raga Nattai.
Unravelling the meaning contained within the brilliant lyrics, layer by layer plus the small but extremely pertinent little asides and digressions that reveal the equally multi layered facets of Varma ji's unique and extraordinary personality, makes this an altogether fascinating, delightful and deeply enriching experience in every way. A veritable feast for the eyes, ears, heart, mind, soul and spirit.

[@geethipriya000]

All we can say is thankyou and wow for just being You 🙏

[@musiquebox]

I have compiled this small playlist of videos, of some of Varma Ji's brilliant explanations of various songs. Please feel welcome to watch these videos and to share them with your music loving friends too. kzbin.info/aero/PL9-AxgfSQwNaq97FLtJ4ZoGfsgP3Nx1YI

[@RemadeviRamamoorthy]

Great ❤ Sir🙏. So much information about the lines and adept meanings.. No words!!🙏🙏

[@gandikota29]

No words . Listening to this 3rd time . What a song and what an explanation. ❤

[@radharammohan7073]

Amazing.... For a person ignorant about carnatic music, your explanation of the composition was blissful. Saw all the three videos. Great fan of yours. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vijayramganasala6624]

5:46; 11:36 & 18:20 Pure bliss

[@kalavathimellachervu]

Thank you guruvugaru 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@thankamonynarayani5033]

Super class sir thank you

[@kgps100]

I have fallen in love. I have absolutely no knowledge of raga tala. I only like soothing- Hita Sangeeta. Still since a week i am immersed in rama varma world

[@musiquebox]

Welcome to Rama Varma World, which many of us have been enjoying for many years now. You will find many lovely videos here in this channel. Please share them with your good hearted friends too who love good music.

[@parimalaramagundam6822]

I believe none of us are male or female when it comes to loving Krishna. Tell me whose heart doesn't flutter when you see Krishna and feel like just get drowned and drenched in His eyes.

[@dhakshan]

3:27 got reminded of "Saanthathama" from Bhavayami for which I learned the meaning from one of your videos as well

[@123mandapati]

Outstanding !

[@indirasukumar4503]

Beautiful explanation Sir God bless you

[@lakshmirudraraju971]

Super andi varma garu

[@ramanim.v7720]

Very very very clear 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ramanim.v7720]

Thank u sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@manojjain3557]

Namaskar ATI sunder varnan 🙏

[@fineartsschool3707]

Beautiful explanation sor

[@Uroozhusain]

Very inspiring and motivating

[@PrithiNarasimhandallas]

Thank you so much, Varma ji. I had been trying to understand the pronounciation and meaning of the words and how to generally split the sahithya while rendering this. This is such a valuable lecture for all music students. Really thank you for all the time you dedicate to spread this knowledge and for all the manodharma/ raga series as well. Sincerely, Prithi Narasimhan.

[@musiquebox]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/goS0mp6rgtilhNk Tara Talk Time to organize an online teaching session by Prince Rama Varma on Saturday and Sunday, the 30th and 31st of July, from 7:00pm to 9:00pm IST. Those who register, would get the video recording of the complete session. Please click here to register: TinyURL.Com/Varsha22 For any enquiries, please Whatsapp [phone] if you live in India and [phone] if you live outside India

[@chithrag2809]

Excellent explanation 🙏🙏

[@srisri9937]

Thank you sir for teaching

[@thivyasubbukutty4396]

Rudyard kipling ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌿🌿🌿💦💦💦💦💦💦💦

[@vijayasridhar6051]

Pranaamam. Regarding "Grahanalola" in Charanam 4: Does it mean, Rama grips all the manthras with so much interest"? I didn't get that part clear. I am correcting pronunciations in parallel as I hear your explanations. You are doing a great service to students. Athi uththamam !!

[@musiquebox]

I asked Varma ji and he said that's what he gathered too. He always makes it a point to stress again and again that he is not a Sanskrit scholar and that he is doing these videos just for the love of these beautiful songs.

[@charrumathinr5801]

🙏🏽

[@shraddha.24]

❤️🙏

[@peasantofschwarzburg-rudol7537]

28:09 Oriental means 'East' and Occidental means 'West'.

[@ramavarma6433]

Thank you! I stand corrected. It was a slip of the tongue.😀

[@sacred-chants]

🙏🙏🙏

[@revathyshankar3450]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👌😍

[@bhagavathymohan3188]

Pardon me, if there is any stupidness in my doubt. Sir, whether Sri Thyagaraja swami was the composer of all these pancharatna kritis or he was the Lyricist only????

[@musiquebox]

Please watch 19:20 in this video

[@bhagavathymohan3188]

@@musiquebox ssss. I got the answer😄

[@sancti3707]

We are oriental, Kipling was occidental! And having lived in India, he probably got the idea from reading and thinking over our philosophies which preceded him by millennia!

[@sancti3707]

Vishnu's Mohini avataara was of a voluptuous lady, intended to entice asuras. Beauty is not necessarily voluptuous 😂

[@shreenikethanvk9306]

You are dead. 😅😅 you know what I mean from the video. If not listen to it again. 😅🤣