Thamizh
Songs in Carnatic Music—1a gAnAmudapAnam---கானாமுத பானம்
rAgam: jyOtiswarUpiNi (ஜ்யோதிஸ்வரூபிணி)
tALam: misrachapu (மிஸ்ரசாபு)
Composer: KOTIswara
ayyar (கோடீஸ்வர அய்யர்)
68 jyOtiswarUpiNi mElam
ArOhaNam: S R3 G3 M2 P D1 N2 S
avarOhaNam: S N2 D1 P M2 G3 R3 S
ArOhaNam: S R3 G3 M2 P D1 N2 S
avarOhaNam: S N2 D1 P M2 G3 R3 S
pallavi
gAnAmuda pAnam kanda (gAnAmudapAnam)
irukka vERu pAnamIdu abhimAnam unakkEn manamE
irukka vERu pAnamIdu abhimAnam unakkEn manamE
anupallavi
jnAnAmuda shIlan aruLAl akhila mELa rAga
ratnAkarattiR kaDaindu eDutta kanda
ratnAkarattiR kaDaindu eDutta kanda
caraNam
sollamudODu nal upakaraNangaLAm shruti layamODu navarasam uravE
tulliya kavi kunjaradAsan tudi seyyum jyOtisvarUpiNi shakti vElan aruLAl amaiyum
tulliya kavi kunjaradAsan tudi seyyum jyOtisvarUpiNi shakti vElan aruLAl amaiyum
பல்லவி
கானாமுத பானம் (கந்த கானாமுத பானம்) இருக்க வேறு பானமீது அபிமானம் உனக்கேன் மனமே
அனுபல்லவி
ஞானாமுத சீலன்
அருளால் அகில மேள ராக ரத்னாகரத்திற் கடைந்து எடுத்த கந்த
சரணம்
சொல்லமுதோடு நல்
உபகரணங்களாம் ஸ்ருதி லயமோடு நவரசம் உரவே
துல்லிய கவி
குஞ்சரதாசன் துதி செய்யும் ஜ்யோதிஸ்வரூபிணி
சக்தி வேலன் அருளால் அமையும்
Meaning:
Pallavi:
When
the nectarine drink of singing the praise of Kandan (Lord Murugan) is readily
available why, Oh mind, do you desire for other drinks?
Anupallavi:
With
the grace of the noble lord this nectarine song obtained as the cream from the
pot of all the rAgams is readily available to us.
CaraNam:
With nectarine diction woven with superior melody and
rhythm, incorporating the nine emotions this song, composed by Kavi
KunjaradAsan will come out well due to the grace of spear-wielding effulgent
lord (Murugan).
Note: The composer incorporates
the name of the rAgam (jyOtiswarUpiNi) in this song by mentioning the
effulgence of lord Murugan in the caraNam. He also incorporates his signature
(kavi kunjaradAsan) in every song.
MuttuswAmi dIkshithar did the same way earlier.
For an obituary of the composer please visit http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-fridayreview/article660458.ece
I remember this wonderful composition was popularized by Kalakaad Ramanarayana Iyer. We had the 78 rpm record by him
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