Vina music from South India
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The recordings for "Sambho Mahadeva" (Great god Sambhu) were made in June 1975 in the studios of Sender Freies Berlin and the Ethnological Museum in Berlin and include 7 first recordings of a total of 17 pieces.
The extensive booklet contains - besides descriptions of the compositions and their respective musical styles - numerous examples of notations and many photographs.
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Varnam: Moha-lahiri
Krti: Sri-Jalamdharam
Krti: Samkari niv’ani
Krti: Sambho Mahadeva
Krti: Cittam eppadiyo
Alapanam – Tanam – Krti: Kaddanuvariki mit/with kalpana-svarams
Tillana: Di mi ta ja nu
Mangalam: Pavamanasutudu
Krti: Ramacandram
Krti: Mari vere
Varnam: Moha-lahiri
Krti: Sri-Jalamdharam
Krti: Samkari niv’ani
Krti: Sambho Mahadeva
Krti: Cittam eppadiyo
CD 2:
Alapanam – Tanam
Krti: Kaddanuvariki mit/with kalpana-svarams
Tillana: Di mi ta ja nu
Mangalam: Pavamanasutudu
Krti: Ramacandram
Krti: Mari vere
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