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17th March 2005, 10:30 AM
#21
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WHat is the etymology of Bilahari?
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17th March 2005 10:30 AM
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18th March 2005, 07:56 AM
#22
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The chakravagam raga is supposed to reflect the plight of these birds.
So that is why there is so much of an anguish in the raaga...it is my favorite raga, but I can't hear it without tears springing into my eyes...
Same with Charukesi...it also has this nenjai urukkum quality to it...any ideas on its etymology?
By the way, the other thing to the Chakaravaga birds is that they live by drinking the waters of the rain....this was captured in the song...Chinna Chinna Mazhai Thuligal
"Chakaravagamo mazhayai arunthumaam
Naan Chakaravaga paravaiyaveno"
When we stop labouring under the delusion of our cosmic self-importance, we are free of hindrance, fear, worry and attachment. We are liberated!!!
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24th March 2005, 02:52 PM
#23
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Is Boopalam raga associated with morning time?
Whi is HamsaDhwami considered the best way to start a concert?
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24th March 2005, 03:57 PM
#24
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Originally Posted by
viggop
Is Boopalam raga associated with morning time?
Whi is HamsaDhwami considered the best way to start a concert?
bhUpAlam is associated with Morning time .
Venkatamakhi in his work Chaturdandi prakashika, says
bhupalassagrahopeta audavo ma ni varjitah
pratah kalesu gatavyas sarvasampatpradayakah
He says that it is an audava raga (5 notes on arohanam and avarohanam) and does not have the swaras "ma" and "ni" (ma ni varjitah)
It brings prosperity (sarva sampath pradayakah) if sung in the morning (pratah kalEsu garavyas).
This ragam has sadharana gandharam (as in Todi) and it is a popular mistake to call Revagupti as Bhupalam.
Hamsadwani has a perfect harmonic swarams. In this ragam, the gandharam is very pronounced and hence the sruti would set very easily. Hence this is sung in the early part of the concert.
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