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Anirudh Sravan Pulipaka

4 Aug, 4 tweets, 1 min read

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A masterclass by BMK on how some music can't seperate itself from lyrics.His rendition of Tyagayya's 'Mokshamu Galada' is unique. Observe the rendition of the samasa - Jivanmuktulugaani(Jeevana+Mukti+ kaani - Those that aren't liberated from the cycle of life)

https://twitter.com/JogulambaV/status/1422870868217057284

This samasa is broken at Jeevan & repeated. Listen to the great rendition of Mokshamu Galada by Sh.Narayanswamy with the cut at Jeevan.

Listen to BMK's flowy, sublime, surreal Mokshamu galada.

Also, if a song about the profound nature of salvation and it's availability to mortals causes so much fretting, I can give salvation a pass.

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