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Brahma Kadigina (Class / Lesson) : Mukhari ; Adi; Annamacharya
Notations -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#b
Brahma Kadigina
Ragam: Mukhari (22nd Mela Janyam)
AROHANA: S R2 M1 P N2 D2 S ||
AVAROHANA: S N2 D1 P M1 G2 R2 S ||
Talam: Adi
Composer: Annamacharya
Version: Ram Kaushik (Original: DK Jayaraman)
Lyrics Courtesy: www.karnatik.com
Pallavi
Brahma Kadigina Paadamu
Brahmamu Taanenee Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 1:
Chelagi Vasuda Golicina Nee Paadamu
Bali Tala Mopina Paadamu
Talagaka Gaganamu Tannina Paadamu
Balaripu Gaacina Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 2
Kaamini Paapamu Gadigina Paadamu
Paamu Talanidina Paadamu
Premapu Shreesati Pisikedi Paadamu
Paamidi Turagapu Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 3
Parama Yogulaku Pari Pari Vidhamula
Varamosagedi Nee Paadamu
Tiru Venkatagiri Tiramani Coopina
Parama Padamu Nee Paadamu (brahma)
Meaning: (from www.karnatik.com)
The feet ("paadamu") of Venkateshwara are so sacred that they are adorable ("kadigina") even to Brahma and that the very feet ("paadamu") themselves ("taananee") are Brahma.
The Lord's feet have saved the earth ("mopina") from the powerful enemy "Baali" ("bali tala") Chakravarthi when the Lord in the form of Vaamana asked him to fulfill his wish. The adorable feet of the Lord, which brought down the pride of the poisonous snake Kaalinga ("talagaka"). The feet were pressed ("pisakedi") so dearly ("premapu") by the goddess of wealth Lakshmi ("shreesati"), the Lord's wife. These are the feet that have given many boons ("varamosagedi") to rishis ("parama yogulaku") and have made TiruvenkaTagiri in Tirupati the last destination ("tiramani coopina") to attain salvation.
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Notations -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#b
Brahma Kadigina
Ragam: Mukhari (22nd Mela Janyam)
AROHANA: S R2 M1 P N2 D2 S ||
AVAROHANA: S N2 D1 P M1 G2 R2 S ||
Talam: Adi
Composer: Annamacharya
Version: Ram Kaushik (Original: DK Jayaraman)
Lyrics Courtesy: www.karnatik.com
Pallavi
Brahma Kadigina Paadamu
Brahmamu Taanenee Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 1:
Chelagi Vasuda Golicina Nee Paadamu
Bali Tala Mopina Paadamu
Talagaka Gaganamu Tannina Paadamu
Balaripu Gaacina Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 2
Kaamini Paapamu Gadigina Paadamu
Paamu Talanidina Paadamu
Premapu Shreesati Pisikedi Paadamu
Paamidi Turagapu Paadamu (brahma)
Charanam 3
Parama Yogulaku Pari Pari Vidhamula
Varamosagedi Nee Paadamu
Tiru Venkatagiri Tiramani Coopina
Parama Padamu Nee Paadamu (brahma)
Meaning: (from www.karnatik.com)
The feet ("paadamu") of Venkateshwara are so sacred that they are adorable ("kadigina") even to Brahma and that the very feet ("paadamu") themselves ("taananee") are Brahma.
The Lord's feet have saved the earth ("mopina") from the powerful enemy "Baali" ("bali tala") Chakravarthi when the Lord in the form of Vaamana asked him to fulfill his wish. The adorable feet of the Lord, which brought down the pride of the poisonous snake Kaalinga ("talagaka"). The feet were pressed ("pisakedi") so dearly ("premapu") by the goddess of wealth Lakshmi ("shreesati"), the Lord's wife. These are the feet that have given many boons ("varamosagedi") to rishis ("parama yogulaku") and have made TiruvenkaTagiri in Tirupati the last destination ("tiramani coopina") to attain salvation.