I want to learn Carnatic Songs

name the kirthi and if i have i will share.. or we have our luzchurch who is none other than lakshman sir who is known as encyclopaedia of krithis..

 

this is the flavour of this navarathir in some of the places.. i already know my fil sings this song at some bhajans he attends..very easy to learn
"Nee Nenaindal" ft. Vidya and Vandana Iyer - Shankar Tucker - YouTube



Pallavi
Nee ninaindal agathadum undo
neeraja dala nayani, mahalakshmi

Anu Pallavi
maanida vazhkayile inba tunbam
maari maari varuvadum un seyal anro

Charanam 1
ella perumaigalum irundalum athu
unnadi vanangamal nilai perumo

Charanam 2
unnarul parvai illada varku
ulagile vazha vazhi ethu, Amma


Sung in darbari kannada (a wonderful peaceful raga) and composed by periyasamy thooran..

 

Dear Kalyani & Shanvy, Yes I agree with you MS is a legend. IMO great to listen. But while learning I used to sing along, so MS Amma's Shruthi is very low for me as well as most of them. But the rest of theirs goes well with a Shruthi 5.5 or 6 then for easy learning of lyrics, I prefer a song in mother tongue first later move to other languages.

 

i agree on the shruthi...my daughter says the same...for me language has not been a problem..i can speak and undersand the south indian languages to an extent.

 

and you have gopalakrishna bharathi, papanasam sivan, thooran, and many tamil composers..no shortage of tamil krithis..

 

music is my passion.. exercise is a habit under development..

 

Dear Shanvy,
you just opened another treasure of IL to me! Thanks a lot for taking me to this thread! Wonderful collection and discussion!

 

Dear IJM,
I believe music has its own language and the language of the lyrics hardly matters! I know (though only a very few) some carnatic songs, in Tamizh and Telegu. I do not follow any SI language, but did not face much trouble in remembering the lyrics! Yes, I do not remember the literal meaning, but see the overall message of the song in some translation. That is sufficient to get the bhava of the song!

And of course, I need to listen to the song a thousand time :hide: to get it right (as much as I can!)

Just in love with Carnatic music!