Endharo - Swami Tyagaraja

[malavikasingji]

While one agrees that too much of anga chestha can be a spoiler, sometimes it could be because of involved performance. In this case, the guy in white seems to be a confident singer perhaps the teacher, so maybe it's out of habit for him. Also, a stiff demeanour, without any expression, can seem mechanical and boring, but again, too much is not good either. 

[anilbharadwaj125]

sung in sree raagam..

sree raagam is one of the most auspicious of the raagas in the music tradition..

two heads are always better than one..

a chorus song always makes my hairs stand..

lot of synergy..

thumbs up..

[eternalspirit16]

While the music is good, the anga cheshta of one of the guys is too much. Anga chestha during a performance is considered to be a major spoiler...

[StrongHeartLives]

@eternalspirit16 what is Anga chestha?

[pramod19]

really very nice... good job

[Bharathanatyam]

TFA students are multi talented!

[charlieking100]

its telugu... brilliant... thank you... iam energized!!!

[gsheelk]

Has the TFA building been built?

[TFAvideo]

this is tyagaraja's most famous kriti. yes we have choreographed and performed it in bharatanatyam, and as a varnam too.

[sancharram]

oh ok thanks is t tamil or telugu?

[crazyjinks]

@sancharram  :: Its Telugu..

[rgh1986aka199]

@sancharram it is telugu...St Tyagaraja has composed 5 pieces (al in praise of Rama) in the 5 "Ghana Ragas"...4 of them are in Telugu and 1 is in Sanskrit

This particular piece is in raga Sree...

[anilbharadwaj125]

it is a telugu song..

[anilbharadwaj125]

@sancharram its a telugu song..

[sancharram]

i know this song!

but what is it mainly used for?

bharatanatayam? a varnam?