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Utsava Sampradhaya Kritis

Topic started by Ignorant (@ 64.6.201.237) on Sun Jan 28 19:12:28 EST 2001.
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What does this mean ?

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• From: Omega (@ 205.227.43.13) on: Sun Jan 28 22:55:54 EST 2001
  
  The highlight of south Indian Bhajan pattern is Deepa praakshinam. This item consists of several simple songs followed by folk
  forms in majority. Kummi, Kollattam, Odam, Chittar songs are some of the typical folk forms of Tamil Nadu sung towards the
  end of the deepapradakshinam. The item Dolotsavam or Utsava Sampradaya kritis
  which come as the last part of bhajan
  contains many folk tunes of Andhra. It contains several forms of lullaby songs and finally prabodhana (suprabhata) songs.
  
  
  
• From: Omega (@ 205.227.43.13) on: Sun Jan 28 22:58:56 EST 2001
  
  Tyagaraja's utsava sampradaya kriti Ksheerasagara vihara in Anandabhairavi brings this recording to a soothing close.
  
  So looks like these kritis which are of very much
  devotional are sung in the end .
  
  Picked up these from some news clips.
  
  Please correct me if wrong.
  
  
  
  
  
  
• From: Udhaya (@ 63.89.188.242) on: Mon Jan 29 17:08:19 EST 2001
  
  Omega,
  Thanks for the explanation. I have a Kadri Gopalnath CD by the name, "Uthsava Sambrudhaya Krithis". I find it a soothing influence.
  
  
• From: IsaiAdimai (@ 129.110.73.116) on: Mon Jan 29 19:34:54 EST 2001
  
  I have one record of Utsava Sampradaya Krithis sung by BALA MURALI KRISHNA. Its really good, and worth.
  
  

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