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Dr. M Balamuralikrishna concert (late 1960s)

Live concert (late 1960s) Dr. M Balamuralikrishna- vocal Accompaniments TBD 0:00 - 1) vanajAkSirO (varNam)- kalyANi, Adhi, Ramanathapuram "Poochi" Srinivasa Iyengar 4:03 - 2) SObhillu sapta svara- jaganmOhini, rUpakaM, Thyagaraja 18:57 - 3) enta muddO- bindumAlini, Adi, Thyagaraja 23:23 - 4) hari nI smaraNE- bEgaDa, Adi, Dr. M Balamuralikrishna 29:13 - 5) varuga varuga- kAmavardhini, Adi, Dr. M Balamuralikrishna 1:23:17 - 6) kanikaramunci- pancamam, Adi, Tachur Singaracharyulu (considered to be a interpolated Thyagaraja krithi) 1:27:17 - 7) Emi nEramu- SankarAbharaNaM, Adi (2 kalai), Thyagaraja 2:08:20 - 8) nagumOmu ganalEni- AbhEri, Adi, Thyagaraja 2:20:02 - 9) jagadOddhAraNa- kApi, Adi, Purandaradasara 2:32:33 - 10) tangaradam vandadu vIdiyilE (Tamil film song from Kalai Kovil (1964)- dir: CV Sridhar, music: MS Viswanathan-TK Ramamoorthy, lyrics: Kannadasan)- AbhOgi, Adi 2:37:54 - 11) orunAl POdhumA (Tamil film song from Thiruvilaiyadal (1965)- dir: AP Nagarajan, music: KV Mahadevan, lyrics: Kannadasan)- rAgamAlikA, Adi 2:43:57 - 12) praviSa rAdhE (Ashtapadi)- kosalam (madhyama sruti), khaNda CApu, Jayadeva 2:49:56 - 13) sItA kalyANa vaibhOgamE- kurinji, khaNda cApu, Thyagaraja 2:53:49 - 14) ahIrbhairav thillAnA (nA diru diru dhIm tanana nOm nOm tadara)- Adi, Dr. M Balamuralikrishna 2:57:43 - 15) nI nAma rUpamulaku (mangaLam)- saurAshTraM, Adi, Thyagaraja Thanks to Sreekanth Sampathkumaran for digitally converting from a old reel and giving permission to share with the world. Though the sruti varies at a bunch of places due to the age of the tape, it's still a memorable concert with a mixture of rare krithis and famous hits. Dr. BMK's voice fits the late 60s timeframe and sounds more assertive and he is hitting the high notes with ease. Please pay attention to the 2 blink and miss grahabhedams during the Kamavardhini/Pantuvarali alapana; they sound so fresh and breathtaking! These versions of the famous hits seem to be more developed than his earlier ones. When we listen to him render rare krithis like Hari Nee Smarane, Kanikaramunchi, Pravisha Radhe and Sita Kalyana Vaibhogame, it takes us to another level altogether, perhaps close to the Almighty Himself! His swaraprastaras as always are out of the box and unpredictable where we are in total ecstasy. It's as if we're in the audience, basking in the glory of muraLi gANam. Whoever witnessed this is certainly blessed. I think the violin is by Annavarapu Ramaswamy, but mridangam is a bit trickier. Those who can recognize the accompaniments, please let me know. muraLI gANam is meant to unite us together throughout these troubling times. Let's enjoy this concert together! Long live muraLI gANam!