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Narayaneeyam - Dasakam 63 | Saranga @Sarvamangala Productions ​

@Sarvamangala Productions Narayaneeyam - 100 Dasakam in 100 Ragas | Day 63 : Dasakam 63 Rare rendition by Sri Edamana Vasudevan Namboodirippad Narayaneeyam - 100 Dasakam in 100 Ragas CONTEST #contest #win Subscribe, Listen and Win 1000 rupees each day for the next 100 days. Identify the raga of this Dasakam and submit for a chance to win INR 1000. Visit http://www.sarvamangalarts.com, for more information on the contest and how to participate. Submit your entries at https://forms.gle/8N3ZR6s8add3gAUk9 Having trouble submitting the form? Please send your entry via email to sarvamangalauae@gmail.com mentioning the name of the Raga along with your name and contact details. About Narayaneeyam – 100 dasaka in 100 ragas Sarvamangala is blessed to have the opportunity to present an exclusive rendition of Narayaneeyam recited by Sri Edamana Vasudevan Nambodiri. Recited in 100 different ragas we bring you a daily series on Narayaneeyam - 100 dasaka over 100 days. Narayaneeyam is a medieval Sanskrit text, comprising a summary study in poetic form of the Bhagavata Purana. It was composed by Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri, (1560–1666 AD) one of the celebrated Sanskrit poets in Kerala. Narayaneeyam is the story of Lord Narayana. It is a work consisting of 1035 slokas or verses, divided into 100 dasakas or chapters, each dasakam consisting of approximately 10 slokas. Sri Edamana Vasudevan Namboodiri started studying music at the age of 15 under the tutelage of Kalamandalam Achuthashan, who is currently teaching Kathakali Sangeetham at Kalamandalam, Thrissur, Kerala. At 17 years of age, Sri Edamana went on to study carnatic music from Brahmashri Olapamanna Vasudevan, a disciple of Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar, which he continued for 8 years under the strict Gurukula tradition. Thereafter he graduated from the Delhi University with a Master's Degree in Carnatic Music. After the death of Olapamanna, Sri Edamana learned Sanskrit for 18 years under the tutelage of Prof. V Krishnan, the then Head of Sanskrit Department at Kerala Varma College, Thrissur. Sri Edamana considers it blissful to have dedicated five years as the Head Priest in service to Lord Shiva and three years at the Devi Temple. He has been fortunate to serve at the Thrissur Brahmaswam Mattom Veda paattasaala for eight years. Since 2010, Sri Edamana has devoted himself to the study and dissemination of Bhagavatham having received guidance from Brahmashri Keezhmundayoor Krishnan Namboodirippad (Ramadevi Mandiram Poonkunnam Thrissur)