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KRISHNANATTAMIntroduction

Ashtapadi (Gitagovinda) rhymns are regular compositions of music in India. Each song of Ashtapadi is set in a special raga and tala. It is a rhyme of eternal love and supreme devotion.

It is composed in the 12th century by Indian poet Jayadeva in Sanskrit language. Gitagovinda is a lyrical poetry in twelve chapters, sub-divided into twentyfour divisions called Prabandha. The songs in Gitagovinda symbolize the eternal love of Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha.

01 - Jaya jagadisa hare

Ragam - Sourashtram Talam - Adi

meghair meduram ambaram vanabhuvaHshyAmAstamAladrumai:naktaM bhIrurayam tvameva tadimaM rAdhe gRiham prApayaittham nandanideshatashchalitayoH pratyadhvakunjadrumamrAdhAmAdhavayo: jayanti yamunAkUle rahaH kelayaH

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1. praLaya payOdhi jalE (hare mukundA) dhruthavAnasivEdam vihitha vahithra charithram akhEtham kEsavA drutha meena sareera (jaya jagadeesa hare)

2. kshitharathi vipuladharE thava thishtathi prushtE dharaNi dharaNa kina chakra garishtE kEsava dhrutha kachchapa roopa

3. vasathi dasana sikharE dharaNee thava lagnA sasini kaLanka kaLEva nimagnA kEsava dhrutha sookara roopa

4. thavakara kamalavarE nakhamathbutha srungam daLitha hiraNyakasipu thanu brungam kEsava dhrutha narahari roopa

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KRISHNANATTAMIntroduction01 - Jaya jagadisa hare