Apparao nagabhyru P. Susheela Bhalemanchiroju -ETA Manchester

Bhale Manchi roju
Sung by Apparao nagabhyru in the presence of Gana Kokila, Dr P. Susheela at European telugu Association conference at Velodrome,in Manchester, UK.

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[apparaoarani]

I dont find any flaw in pronouncing " Sannajaajula  " , you are just singing like any other proffesional singer--Arani Apparao-Hyderabad-A.P.

[anagabhyru]

@apparaoarani

Dear my Name sake,

Thank you for your comments.

Apparao

[srinivassiddarth]

you have a great voice ..looking farward to the release of your ghantasala hits CD..thanks a lot....flawless...

[anagabhyru]

@mmreddy1

Thank you Reddy gary.

Thank you for your elaborate and prompt e mail. I have uploaded a classical song composed and taught by Tanguturi Surya Kumari and I would like your honest opinion before I made it to the public. Please give me your personal e mail.

My e mail: nagabhyru@gmail.com

Regards,

Bhavadeeyudu,

Apparao

[anagabhyru]

@mmreddy1

Dear Reddy garu,

I did not realise that you live in Milton Keynes. I was under the impression that you live in India. I have few GP friends in Milton Keynes and in fact I do visit friends there often.

Please do keep in touch. My e mail: nagabhyru@gmail.com

[mmreddy1]

@anagabhyru

You are most welcome, apparao garu. It always feels good to share whatever little knowledge one has to others, especially those who appreciate. I liked your songs. Keep singing. If you give any performances in London, Birmingham areas pl do let me know. I live in Milton Keynes.

regards,

Mohan Reddy.

[anagabhyru]

@mmreddy1

Thank you for the wonderful way of explaining things. I do understand now.

By the way, Where are you based. I live in Plymouth,UK and visit India (Vizag0 in November for 3 months.

Apparao

[mmreddy1]

@anagabhyru

'ja' and 'cha' are special letters and have two variations each in telugu. pronunciation for each variant is different. can u say 'jaabili' and 'jaanaki' and see how 'jaa' is pronounced differently in both the words. similarly, see how 'cha' is pronounced differently in 'chandamaama' and 'chandrudu'. now listen carefully to the original ghantasala version (or even his live recording') and you can find the difference. I will see if I can find the link to Cinare explaining this.

[anagabhyru]

@mmreddy1

I listened to the song again and unable to find the fault. "Sannajajululai"

Please send the correct version/

Regards,

Apparao

Regards,

Apparao Please send the correct version/

[mmreddy1]

'sannajaajulu' pronounciation is not correct (or at least that is not the way Ghantasala pronounced it), otherwise rest of the song is very good.