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guNijanAdinuta (Class / Lesson) : Gurjari ; Adi ; Dikshitar
Notations -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#g
guNijanAdinuta
Ragam: Gurjjari {15th Melakartha (Mayamalavagowla) Janyam}
ARO: S R1 G3 D1 P M1 P D1 N3 S ||
AVA: S N3 D1 P M1 G3 R1 S ||
Talam: Adi
Composer: Muthuswamy Dikshitar
Version: Ram Kaushik / D K Jayaraman
Lyrics Courtesy: Lakshman Ragde
Pallavi:
guNijanAdinuta guruguhOdayE gurjari rAgapriyEvA shivE
Charanam:
maNimaya bhUSaNi mAnava pOSaNi madhura bhASiNi mAnasa tOSiNi
gaNapati phaNipati shayana vidhinutE gaja ratha turaga padayutE lalitE
Meaning: (Guruguha.org: http://guruguha.org/wiki/gunijanadi.html):
P: O! The Spouse of Shiva (ShivE)! The mother (“OdayE”) of Shanmkuha (“Guruguha”), praised (“nuta”) by the noble ones (“guNi-janA”). The one fond (“priyE”) of Gurjari Raga. Protect me (“avA), O harbinger of auspiciousness (“shivE”).
Samashti Charanam:
The one decorated (“bhUSaNi”) by ornaments (“maNimaya”). The protector (“pOSaNi”) of mankind (“mAnava”). The one who speaks (“bhASiNi”) sweetly (“madhura”). The one who brings joy (“tOSiNi”) to the mind (“mAnasa”). The one praised (“nutE”) by Ganesha (“gaNapati”), Vishnu who lies recumbent (“shayana”) on a serpent (“phaNipati”), and Brahma (“vidhi”). O Lalita, who has her army of chariots (“ratha”), elephants (“gaja”), horses (“turaga”) and infantry (“padayutE”).
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Notations -> http://www.shivkumar.org/music/#g
guNijanAdinuta
Ragam: Gurjjari {15th Melakartha (Mayamalavagowla) Janyam}
ARO: S R1 G3 D1 P M1 P D1 N3 S ||
AVA: S N3 D1 P M1 G3 R1 S ||
Talam: Adi
Composer: Muthuswamy Dikshitar
Version: Ram Kaushik / D K Jayaraman
Lyrics Courtesy: Lakshman Ragde
Pallavi:
guNijanAdinuta guruguhOdayE gurjari rAgapriyEvA shivE
Charanam:
maNimaya bhUSaNi mAnava pOSaNi madhura bhASiNi mAnasa tOSiNi
gaNapati phaNipati shayana vidhinutE gaja ratha turaga padayutE lalitE
Meaning: (Guruguha.org: http://guruguha.org/wiki/gunijanadi.html):
P: O! The Spouse of Shiva (ShivE)! The mother (“OdayE”) of Shanmkuha (“Guruguha”), praised (“nuta”) by the noble ones (“guNi-janA”). The one fond (“priyE”) of Gurjari Raga. Protect me (“avA), O harbinger of auspiciousness (“shivE”).
Samashti Charanam:
The one decorated (“bhUSaNi”) by ornaments (“maNimaya”). The protector (“pOSaNi”) of mankind (“mAnava”). The one who speaks (“bhASiNi”) sweetly (“madhura”). The one who brings joy (“tOSiNi”) to the mind (“mAnasa”). The one praised (“nutE”) by Ganesha (“gaNapati”), Vishnu who lies recumbent (“shayana”) on a serpent (“phaNipati”), and Brahma (“vidhi”). O Lalita, who has her army of chariots (“ratha”), elephants (“gaja”), horses (“turaga”) and infantry (“padayutE”).