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Tuesday, April 5, 2022

மாட்சி மிகுந்த தாயே---mATci mighunda tAyE

 

mATci mighunda tAyE --மாட்சி மிகுந்த தாயே

rAgm: hindOLam   tALam:  rUpakam

Composer:  daNDapANi dEsikar

Composer’s Bio: Please visit https://inikkumtamizhisai.blogspot.com/2017/01/thamizh-songs-in-carnatic-music13a.html

 

Acknowledgement: I thank Subramanian Krishnan for sending me the lyrics for this song.

பல்லவி:

மாட்சி மிகுந்த தாயே மீனாக்ஷி தெய்வம் நீயே அருள்

 

அனுபல்லவி:

காட்சியினால் உன்னைக் காண்பவர்க்கே                                                           

அகக்கண்ணில் நிறைந்து கருத்தில் உறையும்

 

சரணம்:

அல்லும் பகலும் உள்ளம் கனிந்து அன்போடு உன்னைப் பாடி நின்றேன்

எல்லையில்லா இன்பம் தந்து ஏழையேனை வாழச் செய்வாய்

 

Lyrics in Roman script

Pallavi:

mATci mighunda tAyE mInAkshi deyvam nIyE aruL

Anupallavi:

kATciyinAl unnaik kANbavarkkE kaNNil niRaindu karuttil uRaiyum

CaraNam:

allum paghalum uLLam kanindu anbODu unnaip pADi ninREn

ellaiyillA inbam tandu EzhaiyEnai vAzhac cheyvAy

 

Meaning

Pallavi: O, glorious mother goddess mInAkshi , please shower  your grace.

Anupallavi:  Whoever views your image, you fill their  eyes and stay in their thoughts.

CaraNam:  Day and night with deep devotion I sang your glory. Please give me your love and enliven me.

 

Audio links

Listen to K Gayathri   here



Friday, October 21, 2016

Thamizh songs in Carnatic music—13b-- அருள வேண்டும் தாயே ---aruLa vENDum tAyE

Thamizh songs in Carnatic music—13b
அருள வேண்டும் தாயே ---aruLa vENDum tAyE

Composer: M M DaNDapANi dEsikar
rAgam: sAramati (or CArukEshi)  tALam: rUpakam


A paean on goddess MeenAkshi


பல்லவி:
அருள வேண்டும் தாயே  அங்கயற் கண்ணி நீயே
எனக்கருள வேண்டும் தாயே...                                (அருள)
அனுபல்லவி:
பொருளும்  புகழும்  பொருந்தி வாழ
புவியில் நான் தலை சிறந்து வாழ                       (அருள)
சரணம்:
கலைகள்  கற்கவும்  கற்பனை  செய்யவும் காலம்
கடவாமல் கருத்தைத் திருத்தவும்
உலகிலே  நல்ல உண்மைகள்  பேசவும்
உனை  நினைக்கவும்  உறுதியாய் வாழவும்      (அருள)

 Lyrics in Roman script
Pallavi:
aruLa  vENDum  tAyE  angayaR  kaNNi nIyE
enakkaruLa  vENDum  tAyE...                                   (aruLa)

Anupallavi:
PoruLum  pugazhum  Porundhi  vAzha
Puviyil  nAn  talai  siRandu  vAzha                       (aruLa)

CaraNam:
KalaigaL  kaRkavum  kaRpanai  seyyavum  KAlam
kaDavAmal  karuttait  tiruttavum
ulagilE  nalla uNmaikaL  pEsavum
unai  ninaikkavum  uRudiyAy vAzhavum           (aruLa)

Meaning:
Pallavi: Oh goddess mother angayaRkaNNi (beautiful fish-eyed one), please confer your grace on me.

Anupallavi: I need your grace so that I can lead a life with fame and fortune in this earth which will be glorious one.

CaraNam: I should learn the arts. I should acquire imagination, and continuously improve my thoughts. I should always speak the truth. I should always keep you in my thoughts and my life should be lived with determination.




Some audio links
Listen to Kunnakkudi Balamuralikrishna here
View/listen to N S KAmAkshi    here



Sunday, July 31, 2016

Thamizh Songs in Carnatic Music—13 unnaiyanRi uTra tuNai—உன்னையன்றி உற்ற துணை

Thamizh Songs in Carnatic Music—13

unnaiyanRi uTra tuNai—உன்னையன்றி உற்ற துணை

rAgam:  bhavAni   (பவானி)     tALam: rUpakam   (ரூபகம்)

composer: DaNDapANi dEsikar   (தண்டபாணி தேசிகர்)


This song is a paean on Lord Murugan.
பல்லவி:                                                                                                           உன்னையன்றி உற்ற துணை உலகில் யாரையா முருகையா--எனக்கு
அனுபல்லவி:                                                                                                         அன்னை  மலைமகள் அளித்த ஆறுமுக தெய்வமே                                   அஞ்சுமுகம் காட்டாமல் ஆண்டருளும் செல்வமே           (உன்னையன்றி)
சரணம்:                                                                                                         
ஆடிவரும் மயில்மீதினில் அமர்ந்துலவும் அழகனே                                 அன்பர்களைக் காக்கவந்த  ஆறிரண்டு கையனே                                       ஈடில்லாத இன்பத் தமிழில் இசை விரும்பும் செவியனே                           இன்னமுதாய் என்னுயிரில் இலங்கிடும் நல்லமுதனே   (உன்னையன்றி)

Pallavi:                                                                                                                                       
unnaiyanRi uTra tuNai ulagil yAraiyA murugaaiya--enakku

Anupallavi:                                                                                                                                          annai  malaimagaL aLitta ARumuka deyvamE                                                                                    
anjumukam kATTAmal ANDaruLum selvamE       (unnaiyanRi)

CaraNam:                                                                                                                                    
ADivarum mayilmIdinil amarndulavum azhaganE                                                                  anbargaLaik kAkkavanda  AriraNDu kaiyanE                                                                          
IDillAda inbat tamizhil isai virumbum seviyanE                                                                          innamudAi ennuyiril ilangiDum nallamudanE (unnaiyanRi)

Meaning:
Pallavi:  Lord Muruga, there is no one who is my support except you in this world.

Anupallavi: You are the six-faced god provided to us by your mother (the daughter of himavAn). You do not show your ferocious face (shown only to your foes) to your devotees but offer your grace.

CaraNam: You ride the dancing peacock and go around. You have 12 hands with which you protect your devotees. You like to listen to music composed in precious sweet Thamizh. You shine like  nectar in my life.

Composer’s Bio:    
                                                                                                                        
M. M. Dandapani Desikar (1908-1972) was born at TiruccenkATTAnkuDi (the birthplace of the famous nAyanmAr ciruttoNDa nAyanAr) near TiruvArUr. He was a veritable multi-talented composer in Thamizh music.. He was a musician, teacher, and movie actor as well. He appeared on the music scene when Thamizh isai was having a renaissance in the 1940s and contributed so much to it.

He learnt music and tEvAram initially from his father (Muttaiah Desikar) who belonged to the traditional family of OduvArs (the group that sings devotional songs in the temples). Later he learnt music from others including the violin doyen KumbakONam Rajamanickam PiLLai. He went on to become a professor and head of the department of music at Annamalai University in Cidambaram.

He gave a lot of concerts while teaching at Annamalai University. He published quite a few Thamizh music works under the auspices of Thamizh isaic Cangam.  He got several awards including “isai arasu” and “isaip pEraRignar”. He acted creditably in many movies such as PaTTinaththAr, NandanAr, ThAyumAnavar, MAnickavAcagar, and Tirumazhisai AzhvAr, all of which featured his singing prominently.

Some other songs of M. M. DandapANi DEsikar (MMDD) that are rendered in concert circuits are: velanai nI (AndOLikA), anjezhuttinai nenjilE (rAgavinOdini), Anai mugattOnE (dEvamanOhari), isaiyin ellaiyai (subhapantuvarALi), pADa vENDumE (hamsanAdam), aruLa vENDum tAyE (sAramati), and  ennai nI maRavAtE (amritavarshini).

Some audio links:                                                                                                                                   
 MLV sings here