Nallan Chakravartula Krishnamacharyulu
Nallan Chakravartula Krishnamacharyulu (1924–2006) was a scholar, musician, teacher and exponent of the art of hari katha. He belongs the lineage of Saint Tyagaraja.[1]
Compositions
Composition | Raga | Tala | Type | Language |
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Nannu Brova Samayamura | Suddhabangala | Adi | Varnam | Telugu |
Gouri Sukumari Sankara Nari | Vasantha | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Mara Jananim Asraye | Natakapriya | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Sri Kanaka Durge | Kalyani | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Gajavadanamasraye | Kedaram | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Ehi Sannidehi | Husseni | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Sarikaadu ra | Kedaragaula | Deshadi | Kriti | Telugu |
Neepada Saarasa | Hemavathi | Roopaka | Kriti | Sanskrit |
RamaKrishna Mahodayam(Guru Stuthi) | Kharaharapriya | Chaapa thalam | Kriti | Sanskrit |
ShyamaKrishna Upasmahe | Hanumatodi | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Bhavasaagara | Dhenuka | Roopaka | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Shyama Sastrivariya | Anandabhairavi | Roopaka | Kriti | Telugu |
Nama Narayana | Namanarayani | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Saranamemi Tyagaraja | Saranga | Roopaka | Kriti | Telugu |
Venkatagiri Nayaka | Saranga | Adi | Kriti | Sanskrit |
Thillana Composition | Atana | Adi | Thillana | Sanskrit |
Cheliya Ro | Neelambari | Adi | Javali | Telugu |
Sri Rama Ramana | Vachaspati | Roopaka Garbha Adi Taalam | GARBHA KRITI | Sanskrit |
Pahimam Pahi | Harikambhoji | Jampe Garbha Adi Taalam | GARBHA KRITI | Sanskrit |
Neerajakshi | Shuddha Dhanyasi | Jampe Triputa Garbha Adi Taalam | GARBHA KRITI | Sanskrit |
Paramardamide | Keeravani | Adi | Kriti | Telugu |
Notes and references
- Surya Rao, P (13 November 2009). "Musical tribute". Retrieved 31 January 2016.
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