Koluvaiyunnade (Class / Lesson) : Devagandhari ; Adi; Tyagaraja

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Koluvaiyunnade

Ragam: Devagandhari (29 janyam)

(ARO: S R M P D S || {alt: S R G R M P D N S} AVA: S N D , P M G R , S  ||)

Talam: Adi

Composer: Tyagaraja

Version: Hyderabad Brothers

Pallavi:

Koluvaiyunnade Kodandapani

Anupallavi:

Salalitha Mathulai Saraku Sheelulai

Valachuchu Korivacchi Sevimpa

Charanam:

Uduraja mukudu Seshasaiyapaini Chelanga gani

Pudamikumaari Sugandhamu Buyya Namminavaaralake

Kadakantini Korina varamiyya Tyaagaraaju Nenaruna

Yadugaduku  Madapula Nandiyya Sri Raamaiyya

Meaning: (From “The spritual heritage of tyagaraja)

Kodandapaani is in court. Let all pure-minded souls with excellent conduct and loving desire come and have the darshanam. The beautiful lord with golden garments is resting on Adisesha. Sita smearing the body with sandal paste, kodandapaani is sitting in court, granting solely to the faithful, with his side-glances, the boons that they seek and with Tyagaraja handing pan to the Lord every now and then.