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Sanathana Dharma from Purandaradasa’s 108 Verses
Publisher:
Notion Press
| Author:
Vasumathi Venkatadri
| Language:
English
| Format:
Paperback
Publisher:
Notion Press
Author:
Vasumathi Venkatadri
Language:
English
Format:
Paperback
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9798890028846
Category Dharma/Religion
Category: Dharma/Religion
Page Extent:
486
This book is a collection of one hundred and eight popular Keertanas (songs) by Purandara Dasa, translated into English and presented in verse form. On each page, you’ll find the original song transliterated in English on the left side, and the poetic English translation on the right. Following each song is a discussion of its significance and the author’s interpretation.
The aim of this book is to make Purandara Dasa’s works accessible to a broader audience. Originally composed in Kannada, a language from the Karnataka state in India, these Keertanas are a staple in Carnatic Classical music concerts. This book helps artists read the lyrics accurately, interpret their meanings, and appreciate their beauty.
While many have interpreted these lyrics before, the author has strived to maintain the original diction’s beauty. This effort ensures that the transliterations can be sung just like the original verses, preserving their musical essence.
This book not only broadens the reach of Purandara Dasa’s timeless works but also serves as a valuable resource for artists and music lovers, enabling them to connect deeply with the lyrics and their meanings.
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This book is a collection of one hundred and eight popular Keertanas (songs) by Purandara Dasa, translated into English and presented in verse form. On each page, you’ll find the original song transliterated in English on the left side, and the poetic English translation on the right. Following each song is a discussion of its significance and the author’s interpretation.
The aim of this book is to make Purandara Dasa’s works accessible to a broader audience. Originally composed in Kannada, a language from the Karnataka state in India, these Keertanas are a staple in Carnatic Classical music concerts. This book helps artists read the lyrics accurately, interpret their meanings, and appreciate their beauty.
While many have interpreted these lyrics before, the author has strived to maintain the original diction’s beauty. This effort ensures that the transliterations can be sung just like the original verses, preserving their musical essence.
This book not only broadens the reach of Purandara Dasa’s timeless works but also serves as a valuable resource for artists and music lovers, enabling them to connect deeply with the lyrics and their meanings.
About Author
Vasumathi was born in Bangalore on 2nd July 1944 to Dr Sethuram and Mahalakshmi and brought up in a conservative environment under good guidance. She became a double graduate in Science and Education at the age of 18. She was a part of the college basketball team at Maharani’s college, Bangalore. A postgraduate in Mathematics from Venkateshwara University in the year 1980, she later became a certificate holder in computer C language and UNIX.
She was a secondary school teacher in Science, Mathematics, and English for 47 years and retired as headmistress of a High School in the year 2011. Her sincerity and dedication were unparalleled. She secured an award from the department of education, for getting one hundred percent result in the SSLC public examination, the pupils hailing from low to middle class families.
She wrote poems and also several dramas for children on almost every occasion like school day, environmental day, National Science Day, ISKCON Competition for playing Mythological Dramas, and so on. The school won many prizes for enacting these plays. Some of these were compiled and published in a book form in 2015, named ‘Golden necklace and other dramas’ (for children). A few skits were written in Kannada also. She is the author of another book titled “Heirloom Iyengar Recipes” that has seen good sales internationally.
She is visually challenged by advanced macular degeneration but continues to write at least for an hour or two per day exploiting several low visual aid gadgets. She enjoys singing, listening to music and spends time solving crosswords on the iPad.
This book is an outcome of her passion for contributing to society.
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