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Samagana Priyakaram / Keeravani / Misrachapu / Guru Surajananda / V K Manimaran

Krithi: Samagana Priyakaram Ragam: Keeravani Thalam: Misrachap Composer: Guru Surajananda Vocal: V K Manimaran V. K. Manimaran is a celebrated Carnatic vocalist who hails from the illustrious Nadaswaram Paramparai, a revered stylistic tradition of Tamil Nadu. He is the grandson of the legendary Maestro Kulikkarai Pichayappa Pillai and the nephew of the renowned Nadaswaram exponent Shri Kulikkarai Viswalingam Pillai, who was also his first guru. Manimaran began his musical journey at the tender age of five under the guidance of his uncle and gave his first stage performance by the age of ten. Deeply rooted in the traditional aesthetics of Carnatic music, he has performed on all major stages across Tamil Nadu and beyond. He pursued formal education in music and earned a Master’s degree in Indian Music from the University of Madras, during which he was mentored by several eminent gurus including Smt. Suguna Purushothaman, Smt. Rukmini Ramani, and Shri Rajam Iyer. He further honed his craft through advanced training under the great maestro Calcutta Shri Krishnamurthy for several years. Endowed with a robust voice, refined aesthetics, and an uncompromising adherence to classical values, V. K. Manimaran is known for his wide repertoire encompassing works of various composers. With over two decades of distinguished stage presence, he has carved a niche for himself in the Carnatic music world, blending deep tradition with personal expression. This is a beautiful composition in praise of Lord Shiva, highlighting his attributes as the enjoyer of Sama Veda chants, his moon-adorned form, his association with both Parvati and Lakshmi, his destruction of desire (Kamadeva), and his captivating divine form. Pallavi Samagana priyakaram umamaheswaram Anupallavi Somasundara bhaskaram chandrashekharam Chithaswarams: sa ri ga ma pa ga ; mA ga pa ma pa dha ni pA , dhA ma pa dha ni sA* , sA* ; , ga , mA pA dhA ni , sA* rI* sa* ni dha pa ma ga ri sa ni sa ri ga ma pa dha gA mA ga ma pa dha ni sa pA dhA ma pa dha ni sa* ga* nI sA* ; , ri sa* ni dhA ; pa dha ni dha pa mA , , ga ma dha pa ma ga ri sa ri ga ma pa ga ma pa dha ni pa dha ma pa ga ma pa ma pa dha pa dha ni sA* rI* ga* rI* , sa* ni dha mA dhA ri sA* ni dha pa gA ma , dha pA , ma ga ri Charanam Kama sundari nayakam ramadevi vanditham Kamadeva rupa dahanam shyama sundara deha bhuvanam ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Meaning: Lord Uma Maheswara, who finds joy in the melodious chanting of the Sama Veda. The resplendent and beautiful Lord who wears the moon on his head . The beloved of the beautiful Parvati and the one worshipped by Goddess Lakshmi. He who burned Kamadeva with his fiery gaze and possesses a dark, handsome form that enchants the universe. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 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.