Post was not sent - check your email addresses! It is as if our ancestors touch us across centuries! What started as a whim has developed into a beloved project. Sometimes the definer of the Raga, the lyricist and composer are all the same e. March 15, at 4: I hope one of my readers will be able to help.. Email required Address never made public. 
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Carnatic Songs - ArumO Aval
If available, I provide links to music already available online. Glad you enjoyed it.
Leave a Reply Cancel reply Enter your comment here Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: February 23, at 1: July 20, at 8: I have read your first post aarjmo like it very much. Who all heard and loved it so much that they wrote more songs in the same style? I load them merely to facilitate access; they are not downloadable. Notify me of new comments via email.
When I do load music, they are only what is already available online on well-known sites such as MusicIndiaOnline. When and who turned it from a style of singing to a grammar called a Raga? February 24, at 1: As for me, emotional and intellectual experiences are two halves of a whole, each one incomplete without the other. Thus we, the shrotasfinally come to hear a piece of music. Zarumo you help me identify the film name? I have been trying to record it for a long time now.
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We, the listeners, do not stand in isolation, but become aavwl part of the system, providing the feedback into the cloud of intellectual and emotional experience. The version I listen to most often is the one by T.
You are commenting using your Twitter account. I am so pleased that one so young as you, brought up in an a different culture, can still connect with zong beautiful music. I have hopefully answered all your questions with my translation — language learning is such an uphill task! I think it is from a tamil sarumo. I so like it! That is the culmination point of that piece of music, its point of self-actualisation.
Aarumo Aaval
Beautiful treatise and great language too! The journey of a song before it reaches the humble ears of a rasika quite fascinates me. There is so much creativity in each step of the process, and by so many individuals! Imagine how far it has travelled, with how many creative contributions to finally reach your ears! Arumo Aval is a lovely song written by Kannan Iyengar in Mand saval made famous by the great songstress of yesteryears, M.
Lovely song as always Suja! Notify me of new posts via email. I hope one of my readers will be able to help.
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