One should understand that TMK becomes meditative when he sings and all his physical expressions come in unison with the spirit of the song. Traditional katcheries are repetitive and performed to satisfy the audience. TMK is certainly not on the beaten track.
In one of Sikkil Gurucharan's "Jannal Oram" episodes, he mentioned about "Poonguyil Koovum" song. I then googled and listened to several renditions of this song because I wanted to learn the song. I liked all the renditions but TMK's version touched my heart the most and taught all possible nuances of the song! What a composition of Kalki Krishnamurti! The song starts at 9:48 minutes into the video. Long live, TMK!
Lovely , melodious rendition by violinist Krishna ji can attempt national songs etc where his voice kambeeram. will be suitable பெருமிதத்தால். ல் sound. வரணும் பெருமிதத்தாய் அல்ல
Though Shri T M Krishna is as delectable as ever, his pattern of vilambakala can become quite boring after a point. Makes me feel that the traditional kutcheri format (which TMK disapproves in almost all his interviews) was developed to beat this feeling of cliche
getting a bit bored with similar/same ragas and the same slow pace and even very same prayogams. With same body language as well. Sure the concert had more exciting bits in it. So cannot see this video in isolation.
Why not? Have you ever seen a singer wears a t-shirt and do concert? There is a system of everything. We are allowed to make little change, but not like this. I respect his tallent and even I learn from his rendition.
@@sureshckurup3057 I haven't seen a singer wear a T-shirt, but it isn't indecent here, so what's the issue? During this coronavirus lockdown I've heard many Instagram or Facebook Live concerts where people sing in T-shirts or whatever they're comfortable in. Doesn't change the music. And he's also doing it to prove a point, that the system has fundamental flaws.
@@kausthubh_chandramouli Brother, I dont want to discuss it any more. But, when we mean something is classic, that means, nothing can be added to it and nothing can be removed from it as well. So, the system need to be intact with little changes according to the time. Here, he is not sitting in his home and doing practice. This is a classical carnatic concert in front of Rasikas.
@@sureshckurup3057 jji. He is one such weird man and wantedly he is changing the good old tradition of formal attire. Many genius are like that...they dont fit themselves in normal routine format....but we shud tolerate those cranky things and listen his adorable music ....what to do...in one concert he was wearing a lungi too....
Haha.. This is an issue which I have observed in numerous videos of TMK with Subbalakshmi. She's a great violinist, but should definitely refrain from making those clicking sounds
Do either of you know what it’s like to perform live? It’s one thing to sit and comment on the Internet, quite another to be performing at that level. These “noises” you refer to are just in appreciation to the quality of music being produced on stage- a very natural reaction. Would you rather that they just sit there like robots? If they don’t enjoy each other’s music on the stage, there’s no point in performing together. Looking at your comments, I’m very sure that neither of you know what you’re talking about.
I'm very sure you don't know how to react politely on the Internet. People like TMK and Subbulakshmi have reached where they are cause they are humbled by the art rather than being conceited about it. Pity you would never understand that.
akshay moturi My intention was never to be polite in my response to your comment and I’m not sorry for it. It bemuses me that there are people who are even discussing sounds of appreciation coming from artists on the stage! Look at the bigger picture, if you can. Focus on the music than on the “noise”. And your judgment of my understanding about anything, means nothing to me. I’m only pointing out what’s wrong in your comment. If you can’t take it in the right spirit, I have nothing further to say. :)
@@akshaykoushik9968 Refraining from any useless personal observations. I do know a meagre bit about music and Carnatic music in particular and I understand the I musicians' urge to make sounds of appreciation, but that is as u too very well know is not part of the piece, but is still getting amplified on the mic, and it is distracting to a keen ear. I hope u can take this opinion in the right spirit.
One should understand that TMK becomes meditative when he sings and all his physical expressions come in unison with the spirit of the song. Traditional katcheries are repetitive and performed to satisfy the audience. TMK is certainly not on the beaten track.
Exactly brother
கிருஷ்ணா ௺ ௭ந்த ராகம் பாடினாலும் அந்த ராகம் அழகாக மிளிர்கிறது!!!!!!!!!
In one of Sikkil Gurucharan's "Jannal Oram" episodes, he mentioned about "Poonguyil Koovum" song. I then googled and listened to several renditions of this song because I wanted to learn the song. I liked all the renditions but TMK's version touched my heart the most and taught all possible nuances of the song! What a composition of Kalki Krishnamurti! The song starts at 9:48 minutes into the video. Long live, TMK!
The transistion from one raga to other is simply superb TMK sir!!
மெய் மறந்து விட்டேன் எவ்வளவு இனிமையாக உள்ளது தனிமையில் இனிமை வாழ்க வளமுடன் 🌷🙏🌷
What a divine experience! The caressing of notes..... indescribable!
Poonkuyil kovam poonchOlaiyil oru nAl-KApi-Kalki R. Krishnamoorthy. Fine lyrics in Tamil!!!!
தமிழ் இசை கேட்க இனிமை
பல்லாண்டு காலம் வாழ்க அப்பா!!!!
Accompaniments are the great.!!!!
Lovely , melodious rendition by violinist
Krishna ji can attempt national songs etc where his voice kambeeram. will be suitable
பெருமிதத்தால். ல் sound. வரணும்
பெருமிதத்தாய் அல்ல
This combo always MASS!
Amazing, saw it as the performance was premiered.
Sri TMK TEAM .Thx.
Thayumanavar udaya virutham. Enna arumayana padal.
"Parkindra malarodu neeye iruthi
Apppani malar edukka manamum nannen
Nan poosai seyyal murayo"😢
Its karuthariya sirsabayil thats only mistake.
Beautiful 🥰
Very very nice
ண்ணே னுனக்கான பூசையொரு வடிவிலே
பாவித் திறைஞ்சஆங்கே
பார்க்கின்ற மலரூடு நீயே யிருத்திஅப்
பனிமல ரெடுக்கமனமும்
நண்ணேன் அலாமலிரு கைதான் குவிக்கஎனில்
நாணும்என் னுளம்நிற்றிநீ
நான்கும்பி டும்டோ தரைக்கும்பி டாதலால்
நான்பூசை செய்யல் முறையோ
விண்ணேவி ணாதியாம் பூதமே நாதமே
வேதமே வேதாந்தமே
மேதக்க கேள்வியே கேள்வியாம் பூமிக்குள்
வித்தேஅ வித்தின் முளையே
கண்ணே கருத்தேஎன் எண்ணே எழுத்தே
கதிக்கான மோனவடிவே
கருதரிய சிற்சபையி லானந்த நிர்த்தமிடு
கருணா கரக்கடவுளே.
PaṆṇē ṉuṉakkāṉa pūcaiyoru vaṭivilē pāvit tiṟaiñca'āṅkē pārkkiṉṟa malarūṭu nīyē yirutti'ap paṉimala reṭukkamaṉamum naṇṇēṉ alāmaliru kaitāṉ kuvikka'eṉil nāṇumeṉ ṉuḷamniṟṟinī nāṉkumpi ṭumṭō taraikkumpi ṭātalāl nāṉpūcai ceyyal muṟaiyō viṇṇēvi ṇātiyām pūtamē nātamē vētamē vētāntamē mētakka kēḷviyē kēḷviyām pūmikkuḷ vittē'a vittiṉ muḷaiyē kaṇṇē karuttē'eṉ eṇṇē eḻuttē katikkāṉa mōṉavaṭivē karutariya ciṟcapaiyi lāṉanta nirttamiṭu karuṇā karakkaṭavuḷē.
Very nice 🙏🌹
Is it possible to get simple tamil explanation or English translation
Poonguyil Koovum
Krishna! Fine! (Viruththam). What you expects I s rendering by Subhbhulaxmi!!!! Excelent violinist!!!!
It is not “ Thurai kumbidu adhalal but n” araikumbidu adhalal meaning it is not whole hearted salutations to the Almighty
Boss mike intha pakkam ipdi vaanga
He sees God while singing
This is correct.
And he also let us to see god with his singing.
09:45
🙏♥️
Sahana virutham
💖
Though Shri T M Krishna is as delectable as ever, his pattern of vilambakala can become quite boring after a point. Makes me feel that the traditional kutcheri format (which TMK disapproves in almost all his interviews) was developed to beat this feeling of cliche
Though I generally prefer a slower pace, I completely agree. He even continues to use very standard ragas for the most part. Can get very boring
Some irritate sound is like pallisound , bzhe like he sings mind-blowing but that irritating sound bze
getting a bit bored with similar/same ragas and the same slow pace and even very same prayogams. With same body language as well. Sure the concert had more exciting bits in it. So cannot see this video in isolation.
No one uses such attire in concerts....
Is that relevant to anything?
Why not? Have you ever seen a singer wears a t-shirt and do concert? There is a system of everything. We are allowed to make little change, but not like this. I respect his tallent and even I learn from his rendition.
@@sureshckurup3057 I haven't seen a singer wear a T-shirt, but it isn't indecent here, so what's the issue? During this coronavirus lockdown I've heard many Instagram or Facebook Live concerts where people sing in T-shirts or whatever they're comfortable in. Doesn't change the music. And he's also doing it to prove a point, that the system has fundamental flaws.
@@kausthubh_chandramouli Brother, I dont want to discuss it any more. But, when we mean something is classic, that means, nothing can be added to it and nothing can be removed from it as well. So, the system need to be intact with little changes according to the time. Here, he is not sitting in his home and doing practice. This is a classical carnatic concert in front of Rasikas.
@@sureshckurup3057 jji. He is one such weird man and wantedly he is changing the good old tradition of formal attire. Many genius are like that...they dont fit themselves in normal routine format....but we shud tolerate those cranky things and listen his adorable music ....what to do...in one concert he was wearing a lungi too....
Too much drama. There are better versions available in youtube - SRSG has sung really very well
Violinist please don't make noises 6:35
Haha.. This is an issue which I have observed in numerous videos of TMK with Subbalakshmi. She's a great violinist, but should definitely refrain from making those clicking sounds
Do either of you know what it’s like to perform live? It’s one thing to sit and comment on the Internet, quite another to be performing at that level. These “noises” you refer to are just in appreciation to the quality of music being produced on stage- a very natural reaction. Would you rather that they just sit there like robots? If they don’t enjoy each other’s music on the stage, there’s no point in performing together. Looking at your comments, I’m very sure that neither of you know what you’re talking about.
I'm very sure you don't know how to react politely on the Internet. People like TMK and Subbulakshmi have reached where they are cause they are humbled by the art rather than being conceited about it. Pity you would never understand that.
akshay moturi My intention was never to be polite in my response to your comment and I’m not sorry for it. It bemuses me that there are people who are even discussing sounds of appreciation coming from artists on the stage! Look at the bigger picture, if you can. Focus on the music than on the “noise”. And your judgment of my understanding about anything, means nothing to me. I’m only pointing out what’s wrong in your comment. If you can’t take it in the right spirit, I have nothing further to say. :)
@@akshaykoushik9968 Refraining from any useless personal observations. I do know a meagre bit about music and Carnatic music in particular and I understand the I musicians' urge to make sounds of appreciation, but that is as u too very well know is not part of the piece, but is still getting amplified on the mic, and it is distracting to a keen ear. I hope u can take this opinion in the right spirit.
09:49