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nAda sudhA rasamb(i)lanu

Ragam: Arabhi { 29th Melakartha Shankarabharanam Janyam}

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ARO:   S R2 M1 P D2 Ṡ      ||

AVA:   Ṡ N3 D2 P M1 G3 R2 S  ||

Talam: Rupakam

Composer:  Tyagaraja

Version: Peri Sriramamurthy

Youtube Class / Lesson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w93K6wbffvQ

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Pallavi:

nAda sudhA rasamb(i)lanu

nar(A)kRti(y)AyE manasA

Anupallavi

vEda purAN(A)gama

SAstr(A)dulak(A)dhAramau (nAda)

CharaNam

svaramul(A)runn(o)kaTi ghaNTalu

vara rAgamu kOdaNDamu

dura naya dESyamu tri guNamu

nirata gati SaramurA

sarasa sangati sandarbhamu gala giramulurA

dhara bhajana bhAgyamurA

tyAgarAju sEvincu (nAda)

Meaning Courtesy: Thyagaraja Vaibhavam: http://thyagaraja-vaibhavam.blogspot.com/2008/04/thyagaraja-kriti-nada-sudha-rasam-raga.html

P: O My Mind (manasA)! The nectarine (sudhA) juice (rasambu) called nAda has assumed (AyE) (literally become) a human (nara) form (AkRti) (narAkRtiyAyE) here (ilanu) (rasambilanu) (literally Earth) (as SrI rAma).

A: O My Mind! The nectarine juice called nAda which is the prop (AdhAramau) of vEdas, epics (purANa), Agamas and SAstras etc. (Adulaku) (SastrAdulakAdhAramau), has assumed a human form here (as SrI rAma).

P: Seven (Arunnu okaTi) (literally six plus one) svaras (svaramulu) (svaramulArunnokaTi) are the bells (of the bow kOdaNDa);

sacred (vara) rAga (rAgamu) is the bow kOdaNDa (kOdaNDamu);

dura naya and dESya (dESyamu) are the three (tri) strands of the bow string (guNamu);

steady (nirata) pace (tempo) (gati) is (are) the arrow(s) (Saramu) (SaramurA);

sweet (sarasa) thematic variations (sangati) are the words (giramulu) (spoken by the Lord) (giramulurA) appropriate to the occasion (sandarbhamu gala);

chanting the names (bhajana) of the Lord (dhara) (literally one who wields – kOdaNDa) is a fortune (bhAgyamurA);

O My Mind! The nectarine juice called nAda worshipped (sEvincu) by this tyAgarAja (tyAgarAju), has assumed a human form here (as SrI rAma).