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Natajana Paripala / Simhendramadhyamam / Rupakam / Thyagaraja / Voleti Venkateswarlu

Krithi: Natajana Paripala Ragam: Simhendramadhyamam Thalam: Rupakam Composer: Thyagaraja Vocal: Voleti Venkateswarlu Voleti Venkateswarlu was one of the most prominent musicians of the 20th century. He was born in 1928 in Rajamundry, a small town in Srikakulam district, Andhra Pradesh, India. From an early age, he displayed a natural affinity for music. Recognizing his talent, his family encouraged him to pursue formal training in Carnatic music. He learnt music initially for 10 years from Sri M Venkata Rao Pantulu ( legendary violinist) and later underwent exclusive training for 3 years under veteran artiste Dr. Sri Pada Pinakapani. Graduating in music from Andhra University.Under such mentorship, Voleti developed a profound knowledge of Carnatic music theory and practice, which became the hallmark of his performances. Voleti joined AIR as a music producer. His tenure here was pivotal in propagating Carnatic music to a broader audience. Through radio broadcasts, he became a household name in South India. Voleti’s concerts were marked by simplicity, devotion, and artistic brilliance. Unlike many performers of his time, he eschewed elaborate showmanship, focusing instead on the spiritual essence of music. Though he was not widely known for running a formal music school, Voleti mentored several disciples who carried forward his musical legacy. His renditions of ragas were meditative, drawing listeners into a deeply introspective experience. He was a humble and unassuming personality. Despite his fame, he maintained a simple lifestyle, prioritizing music and spirituality over material pursuits. Voleti Venkateswarlu passed away in 1989, leaving behind a rich musical legacy. His recordings are cherished by Carnatic music aficionados for their timeless beauty. He remains a towering figure in the Carnatic tradition, celebrated for his soulful, introspective, and bhava-rich approach to music. Co-Artists: Details not available Thyagaraja Swamy says that the Lord willingly accepted many ordeals to protect sages and virtuous people who were oppressed by Ravaṇa. He recognizes the Lord as the one upheld by the Vedas and the sustainer of the universe. Realizing this profound truth, He declares that he has given up his own personal rituals, understanding that all worship ultimately culminates in surrender to the Lord alone. The song expresses humility, devotion, and complete self-surrender to the divine protector. Pallavi Nata jana paripala ghana nannu brovave Anupallavi Sruthi moralida leda bhu-sutra dhari nive kada Charanam Jitha manorathulaku mauna yatula tapo niyatulakai hitamu seya tanaka hitapu vratalanu jendina Srita padambu jivana mrta phalambu nivani na hitamu puja vidanadina atade tyagaraja nuta -------------------------------------------------------------------- Meaning: O Lord, Protector of all people who bow before you, please protect me with your mighty grace. Are you not the one upheld and praised by the Vedas? Are you not the one who bears the sacred thread of the universe (the sustainer of the cosmic order)? Realizing that you are indeed that very Lord, the One praised by this Tyagaraja who, in order to do good for others, willingly accepted even unfavorable destinies for yourself, performing them for the benefit of those who have conquered their worldly desires, the silent sages devoted to austerity, and the disciplined ascetics, and knowing that your feet are the refuge of all who seek shelter in you, and that You are the ultimate fruit, the very nectar of life itself, I (Thyagaraja) have abandoned even my own cherished ritualistic worship, for everything culminates only in you. O great protector of all who supplicate, please protect me. -------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER: These songs have been uploaded solely for listening pleasure and as an archive to preserve Carnatic music. I do not intend to violate any copyrights held by the respective owners of these songs. I do not own any copyright to the content uploaded. If any material infringes on your copyright, please notify me, and I will promptly remove it from my YouTube channel.