Please also listen to my carnatic playlist here soundcloud.com/bharadwaj-cv/sets/carnatic-songs

The song depicts the description of "Sundara Khanda" of Ramayana. The Author of the song is Sri Vaadirajaru. The Song sung by Sri Mysore Ramachandrachar

Yesthu Sahasavantha Neene Balavanta

Amma Teaches Samputita Sri Suktam

Vocals: Ganesh Bharadwaj CV ( www.soundcloud.com/bharadwaj-cv ).
Flute, Kanjira: Shyam Murali ( www.soundcloud.com/nightmusic8246 ).
Mix and master: Ganesh Bharadwaj CV
Composer: Ghanam Krishnaiyyar

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Jagajannani : Carnatic Song in ragam Rathipathipriya Feat Shyam Murali

Feeling awesome to finally record my own big sister, under the Ambrosia banner. 
Guru Stotram- Akandamandala Karam.
A perfect Rakshabandan Gift <3

Akandamandala Karam- Guru Stotram

Continuing my 'Breeze' series, a breeze of raga amruthavarshini... :-) Enjoy!

Other uploads in the 'Breeze' series are:
Arabhi: https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/arabhi
Karaharapriya:https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/a-breeze-of-karaharapriya
Bilahari: https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/bilahari


A breeze of Amruthavarshini

Continuing my 'Breeze' series, a breeze of raga saramathi... :-) Enjoy!

Other uploads in the 'Breeze' series are:
Arabhi: https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/arabhi
Karaharapriya:https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/a-breeze-of-karaharapriya
Bilahari: https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/bilahari
Amruthavarshini: https://soundcloud.com/indian_music_fan_2/amruthavarshini

A breeze of Saramathi

Sri U. Shrinivas ji playing Saint Tyagaraja's pancharatna krithi in Sri Ragam set to Adi Talam.

Endaro Mahanubhavulu - Sri Ragam

Vedic Chanting 'Devi Suktam' at Belur Math on the occasion of Holy Mother Sarada Devi's birthday celebration, on 9 December 2017.

Vedic Chanting - Devi Suktam

Durga Stuti Brahmacharini Mantra (Dwitiya)

Enjoy's today's #NadaAradhana, a soulful vocal offering accompanied by a guitar. 

Nada in Sanskrit means “sound” and Aradhana signifies “devotional offering”. Nada Aradhana is an intuitive synthesis of vocals and instruments performed twice daily in the Dhyanalinga at the Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore.

An enchanting mix of singing bowls and assorted natural musical instruments in conjunction with voices, Nada Aradhana is a live offering that enables listeners to slip effortlessly into a receptive mode, making them available to the energies and Grace of the Dhyanalinga, and allowing them to experience deep states of meditation.

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Nada Aradhana - Guitar and Vocals (November 2018)

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The second track from my Carnatic Projekt Series, the epic Tyagaraja Swami kriti in Raga Saramati, Mokshamu Galadha. Peace.

Details:
Song: Mokshamu 
Raga: Saramati
Tala: Adi
Tyagaraja Swami

Arrangement, Flute and Video: Vijay Kannan
https://compiled.social/VijayKannan

Previously released on Carnatic Projekt:
Ep 1: Alaipayuthey Kanna - https://youtu.be/z56_VOYA_MY
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Saint Thyagaraja, one of the Trinity of carnatic music, was a musical genius with single minded devotion for Lord Rama. He was born in 1767 in Tiruvarur in Thanjavur district. His parents, aware of the divine predisposition of their child, named him Thyagabrahmam, after Lord Thyagaraja, the reigning God of Thanjavur, whose temple marks this place. Saint Thyagaraja's life is full of accounts of his musical scholarship (impromptu compositions and extempore singing, inimitable singing skill with a voice spanning 3 octaves) and deep devotion. Several compositions of his mark his encounters with Lord Rama. 

Reference: shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in 


The Saint, content in his devotion, lived a simple life free from materialistic desires, on alms given by the audience that listened to his music as he sang on streets every morning. At least two incidences are known where he eschewed the company and patronage of a king, in order to serve ONLY ONE, the one in his heart, the Supreme Spirit.

His compositions speak of his love and longing for his beloved Shri Rama, entreating Him to come to him, to end the misery of separation. These songs depict the soul's longing for the infinite spirit. Along with his musical genius, Saint Thyagaraja was a self realised soul, who knew that the misery of the mind could end only when it merges in the Divine. Some of his compositions address the mind, even chastise the mind, asking it to focus on Him who delivers the soul from its delusion of sorrows and bestows upon it infinite bliss.


He is said to have received the divine gift of musical knowledge from Devarishi Narada. Several krithis of his are known, that are in praise of this Divine Sage.


For Saint Thyagaraja, music wasn't mere technical elegance or emotional expression but the path to attain salvation by immersing oneself in its devotion. Such was his life, his music, his habit.


In 'Mokshamu', in the beautiful engulfing notes of this philosophical song, the Saint ponders over this very theme; how music inspires devotion, and leads to salvation, Moksha ('jivanmukti', the realisation of the self, 'jiva', that liberates one from the cycle of births and deaths). The Lord waits to bless the devoted heart with His presence. 

The Saint ponders, not as one who has doubts or questions about these, but as one who has already found the answer, and knows that answer to be true.

Carnatic Projekt

Mokshamu

Carnatic Projekt - Ep 2: Mokshamu

Earphones recommended :) 
Do feel free to share the songs with your friends, if you like something, you see :). If you like my music, kindly follow me on soundcloud ;). If you are looking for a vocalist for collaboration, do send me a message on soundcloud. I am an amateur sound engineer too. 
Trained singer in carnatic classical music. Interested in other types of music as well. Interested in playback singing. If you are a composer looking for a playback singer, please do send me a message on soundcloud.
About my Soundcloud page: In my soundcloud page, you can hear malayalam, tamil, hindi, english, bengali and carnatic (telugu, kannada, sanskrit) songs. All Background music for all tracks are original and not karoakes of any sort. They are either scored by my friends/collaborators or by myself. The song Thunbam Neergayil on this page was aired on BBC asian network on 26th April 2015 (part) and 3rd may 2015 (full). Singer Srinivas had some good stuff to say about the Ghazal, Aaj jaane ki on this page. Shankar Tucker had some good stuff to say about my vocals in Arikil nee undayirunnengil.

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