Topic started by kartik (@ 203.200.15.20) on Sun Jun 3 09:40:22 .
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I am looking for the great 'Mahima Tagginsuko aiyya' of Thyagaraja in Rishabhapriya.
Thanks in advance
Kartik

Responses:

• From: Lakshman (@ hse-kitchener-ppp78738.sympatico.ca) on: Sun Jun 3 10:07:31
  
  Here is the meaning of the song as interpreted by TK Govinda Rao.
  King of kings! Pray, try, to slightly lessen your glory that you are the personification of the Truth. Haven't you heard of men of wisdom known to be your devotees, strictly adhering to the tenets of vedas and shastras to the path of truth and rightousness?
  Have you not disspelled sorrow and protected men, who after indulging in futile pursuits and coming to grief, sought refuge in you?
  Because I have come to you with implicit faith and love for you, do not blame me unjustly.
  
  
• From: maran (@ bkj-cache81.jaring.my) on: Mon Jun 4 01:30:42
  
  hi.............................
  
  
• From: kartik (@ 203.200.15.20) on: Mon Jun 4 09:55:08
  
  Lakshman,
  Thanks for your quick response.This clears up a
  major observation which I made.The piece of Mysore
  Vasudevachar in Rishabhapriya goes like this.
  'Mahaatmule Teliyaleru nee mahaa mahima rama.
  mahanubhava sruta mandaara ek pokata neetu mahima'
  roughly meaning that great people have been unable to nderstand your glory .This suggests that the 'Mahanubhava' is none other than Tyagaraja .This is directed against Tyg and hence composed in the same raga as well.Can anyone comment upon this?
  Rgds,
  Kartik
  
  
• From: lalitha (@ ) on: Fri Jan 30 05:02:31
  
  hi
  could u mail me the notation n the sahityam of shyama shastri's swarajathi, on ragam thodi. it starts with something like"ninu .....kamakshi..." this is a very swarajathi.
  thanks.
  
  
• From: Sindhuja (@ ppp-219-65-134-129.bng.vsnl.net.in) on: Fri Jan 30 06:45:44 EST 2004
  
  have posted this in another thread too...
  i'm looking for a word-toword english/thamizh translation for the song 'jo achuthaananda' in raagam kaapi.
  
  
• From: Sindhuja (@ ppp-219-65-134-129.bng.vsnl.net.in) on: Fri Jan 30 06:46:19 EST 2004
  
  typo : word-to-word
  
  
• From: balaji (@ 61.11.85.127) on: Mon Feb 9 08:15:18 EST 2004
  
  
  I strongly recommend everyone to visit the following site :
  
  http://www.ecse.rpi.edu/Homepages/shivkuma/personal/music/index.html
  
  This site has more than 200+ downloadable Carnatic Krithis and Varnams Audio Archive
  all arranged in alphabetic order in multiple formats with notations and meanings.
  
  

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