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Sri Chamundeshwari Palayamam / Bilahari / Adi / Mysore Vasudevacharya / Sriram Parthasarathy

Krithi: Sri Chamundeshwari Palayamam Ragam: Bilahari Thalam: Adi Composer: Mysore Vasudevacharya Vocal : Sriram Parthasarathy Born in Chennai in 1976, Sriram Parthasarathy hails from a family of classical musicians. Sriram was introduced to music at an early age. Growing up in an environment filled with classical music, he developed a profound respect for the traditional art forms of India, particularly Carnatic music. From a young age, Sriram exhibited a natural talent for music. Recognizing his potential, his family encouraged him to pursue formal training in classical music, which laid the foundation for his future career. He is a disciple of Neyveli Santhanagopalan. Sriram Parthasarathy graduated from IIT and decided to pursue in career in singing. After undergoing training from a local vocalist, Parthasarathy began recording songs in the classical genre and made his professional debut in Kovil. After establishing himself as a respected figure in Carnatic music, Sriram transitioned into playback singing for Tamil cinema. This shift allowed him to reach a wider audience, and his classical training brought a unique depth to his playback performances. he has worked for many prominent music directors like A.R. Rahman, Ilaiyaraaja, and Harris Jayaraj and has also won multiple accolades. Violin: S D Sridhar Mridangam: R Ramesh This is a prayer to Goddess Chamundeswari, praising her divine qualities and seeking her protection. She is described as the merciful consort of Lord Shiva, the slayer of the demon Mahisha, and the protector of devotees. Dwelling on the Himalayas, her power is beyond words, and she is revered by gods and sages alike. Her beauty is likened to the full moon, with lotus-like eyes and jasmine-like teeth. She is the guardian of the world, residing in a gem-studded abode, known for granting speech to the mute and salvation through the Taraka Mantra. The devotee expresses deep reverence, offering constant salutations to the Goddess. Pallavi Sri Chamundeswari palaya mam kripakari shankari shritajanapalini mahabaladrivasini mahishasuramardini Anupallavi Vachamagochara mahimavirajithe varagunabharithe Vakpatimukhasura vandite vasudeva sahajate Charanam Rakanishakara sannibhavadane rajIvalochane ramanIya kundaradane rakshitabhuvane manisadane Mukavakpradhana vikhyate munijananuta suprite shrikarataraka mantra toshitha chithe sada namasthe --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meaning: Oh Goddess Chamundeswari, please protect me. You are very merciful consort of Sankara. You are protector of those who seek refuge. You are the most powerful. You dwell on Himalaya mountain. You destroyed demon Mahisha. Your powers are indescribable by words. Your virtues are excellent. Brahma and other Devatas bow to you. You are Maha Vishnu's sister. You face is beautiful like full moon. Your eyes are like lotus petals. Your teeth are like jasmine buds. You are the protector of the world. Your abode is gem studded. You bestowed voice to dumb. All sages worship you. You are auspicious and pleasant. You are delighted with blissful "Taraka Mantra" which bestows salvation. I always bow to you. ( Meaning courtesy: Damodara Rao Dasu ) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER : These songs have been uploaded for hearing pleasure only and as an archive for Carnatic music. By this I don't wish to violate any copyrights owned by the respective owners of these songs if any. I don't own any copyright of the songs myself. If anything is in violation of the copyright you own, then please let me know, I shall remove it from my Youtube channel.