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LIST of COMPOSITIONS in RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE Sl.No Song Composer Tala 1 Atulita vibhava alankara sindhu gambhiru re re (lkg) ? Jhampa 2 Sarasa sambhava ? Rupaka 3 Taratamyam ? K/Triputa 4 Undan manam inda ? 5 Agayak kumara A.P.Haran Adi 6 Anandam pongi A.P.Haran Adi 7 Vizhikke arul unda abhirama vallikku Abhirami Bhattar 8 Nana yonigalalli Achalanandadasa Triputa 9 Shuddha nirvikara Achutadasar Chapu 10 Shirmad Vyaghrapadasya Ambi Shastri Rupaka 11 Engu ini shelven yaridam sholven eno unakku Ambujam Krishna Adi 12 Azhi mazhaikkanna onrum ni kaikaravel (ti) Andal Adi 13 Azhilum tozhilum uruga tan Andal Adi 14 Kannanennum karum deivam katshi (tim) Andal Adi 15 Sharanam sharanam Andavan Piccai Adi 16 Amurtiye Annamacharya 17 Ada kelapilicheve Annamacharya 18 Adadani bradukinta Annamacharya 19 Adi devudananga modalana votarinchi jaladhi Annamacharya 20 Adugagaradu Annamacharya 21 Adugu vettite Annamacharya 22 Aduvari Annamacharya 23 Aga jesa na chupu Annamacharya 24 Agujesuna Annamacharya 25 Ainadayyi ganidella natu gakundite Annamacharya 26 Akeku nikude Annamacharya 27 Akevadda Annamacharya 28 Aligina Annamacharya 29 Aliki Annamacharya 30 Alimagani sandiki Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 31 Allantanunde mata Annamacharya 32 Amara jeppe Annamacharya 33 Andukemi dosama ataniki niku vera Annamacharya 34 Andukemi dosama avinattiyyugani Annamacharya 35 Andulake vicharince Annamacharya 36 Anga jesu na cupula Annamacharya 37 Angadi bettu Annamacharya 38 Annalanta tammulanta atlanta biddalanta Annamacharya 39 Anni nerchinavadavu Annamacharya 40 Anta sesinavadavu Annamacharya 41 Antanilone yanage Annamacharya 42 Antesi yeragalemu Annamacharya 43 Ape yerugunu ni Annamacharya 44 Appati kappati matalanti Annamacharya 45 Appati nichchaka made Annamacharya 46 Asapadda variki Annamacharya 47 Atademi nivemi Annamacharya 48 Atani chitta Annamacharya 49 Atani lone yanage Annamacharya 50 Atte penchite Annamacharya 51 Atugonnallandaka Annamacharya 52 Bayalidinchinadivo Annamacharya 53 Celiyaro yitadinni Annamacharya 54 Chalura ni Annamacharya 55 Chanchalamu mani Annamacharya 56 Chaturunda vannitanu Annamacharya 57 Chelagi kurakuga Annamacharya 58 Chelangi kurakuga Annamacharya 59 Cheliyaro nive Annamacharya 60 Cheppa ne munnavi Annamacharya 61 Chesinante cetagaka Annamacharya 62 Chitta maticancalamu Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 63 Chuciti nappude vani Annamacharya 64 Chuda chuda manikyalu chukkalavale nunnavi Annamacharya Adi 65 Chupulane Annamacharya 66 Dehamu todidi Annamacharya 67 Deivama ni chetide Annamacharya 68 Devaravu gava teliciti Annamacharya 69 Devudavu nivu Annamacharya 70 Dikku leka poye Annamacharya 71 Dolayam chala dolayam hare dolayam Annamacharya 72 Eccoti kegina yeppudu Annamacharya 73 Ekantam vayanide iddariki nokachota ekoladi Annamacharya Jhampa 74 Ela nannu nere mence Annamacharya 75 Ela satyamulu Annamacharya 76 Ela sigguvadevu Annamacharya 77 Emandunu yImATaku Annamacharya 78 Emani ceppudumayya Annamacharya 79 Emani pogaDavaccunitti Annamacharya 80 Emauta neraga ni Annamacharya 81 Emi galadindunenta penagina Annamacharya 82 Emi kaladindu enta perigina vrudha kamukapu Annamacharya Jhampa 83 Emi nerangani Annamacharya 84 Emi setu mogamata Annamacharya 85 Emi seyuvAra Annamacharya 86 Ennadu neragamayya Annamacharya 87 Ennadu vivekinchedi Annamacharya 88 Enta pani kenta pani Annamacharya 89 Entayina milona Annamacharya 90 Entijanataname Annamacharya 91 Eppudu mirokkate Annamacharya 92 Eraganu kapatalu Annamacharya 93 Eranga maitimayya Annamacharya 94 Erava nivu naku Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 95 Erigi neragadu emi setumati hrdayasamu badiya Annamacharya Adi 96 Eruvuladanivale Annamacharya 97 Eti jana taname Annamacharya 98 Eti sukhamu mari eti Annamacharya ? 99 Etiki satyalu Annamacharya 100 Etuvanti dora vaiti Annamacharya 101 Evvari vadaganu Annamacharya 102 Evvarivadaganu Annamacharya 103 Evvaru leru Annamacharya 104 Evvarulero Annamacharya 105 Guttuthodidana nenu Annamacharya 106 Ha hanta santapam Annamacharya 107 Hari golichina gani Annamacharya 108 Hari hari na bhraduku Annamacharya 109 Harike mora vettu Annamacharya 110 Hariki moravettite Annamacharya 111 Heyamemiledu jagamanta Annamacharya 112 I sukha pathara endukedi kadagurutu rasikuda Annamacharya Triputa 113 Ide chalada mammu Annamacharya 114 Ike nelapommanevu Annamacharya 115 Indavayya Annamacharya 116 Induku ne nemisetu idi nike telusunu Annamacharya Adi 117 Indukunga gopinchanela Annamacharya 118 Innallu tanendundeno Annamacharya 119 Inni janmamulu Annamacharya 120 Innitiki nishvarecha Annamacharya 121 Inta gelichi Annamacharya 122 Intatidi galavada yinti Annamacharya 123 Ippude yelapenageviketo Annamacharya 124 Ippuditu vibhuvasi intalolane nedu tappulopali Annamacharya Jhampa 125 Iravainayattundu Annamacharya 126 Isuka patara yindukedi Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 127 Itarula duranela yevvaru Annamacharya 128 Jivudinchu kanta Annamacharya 129 Kadu gUdAdananela Annamacharya 130 Kakkuriti tanamela Annamacharya 131 Kakunna samsara Annamacharya 132 Kalimi galigiyunadhamagati Annamacharya 133 Kalimi lemulella Annamacharya 134 Kantimi vokatiseyaga Annamacharya 135 Kata kata sati Annamacharya 136 Katakata satishrngaramu Annamacharya 137 Kolachi bindelam Annamacharya 138 Kolici bindela Annamacharya 139 Komma singaramu Annamacharya 140 Magavadu bhramasina Annamacharya 141 Mahinudyogi Annamacharya 142 Manalonimata Annamacharya 143 Manchivadu vauduvayya Annamacharya 144 Mari tama bhogamulugam Annamacharya 145 Mataku male Annamacharya 146 Matimatiki juchi Annamacharya 147 Mele jAnavauduvu Annamacharya 148 MeramIri nadacite Annamacharya 149 Mida mikkili sannalu Annamacharya 150 Miru miru nokkate Annamacharya 151 Modala nemi neraga Annamacharya 152 Mogamu chudagane Annamacharya 153 Mopula chiguruLa Annamacharya 154 Movula chigurula Annamacharya 155 Nadavaro jadiyaka navva margamidi madugadi Annamacharya Jhampa 156 Nannemi vogadine Annamacharya 157 Nava murtulainatti Annamacharya 158 Nelamudu sobhanalu Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 159 Nelatambasi Annamacharya 160 Ni gunalela manini Annamacharya 161 Ni vela vattuvayya Annamacharya 162 Nijamu deliyani ma nerame Annamacharya 163 Niku valachina satiki negulu galada mida Annamacharya Triputa 164 Nindina vedukalella Annamacharya 165 Nita munchu pala Annamacharya 166 Oho rakasulara Annamacharya 167 Okatikinumadaya Annamacharya 168 Orayucu nuramuna Annamacharya 169 Padiyaru vannela Annamacharya 170 Panniru chellara Annamacharya 171 Pantagadu mikkili Annamacharya 172 Parusadishthamulaku Annamacharya 173 Pattina calmulEele Annamacharya 174 Penchi tama pettu Annamacharya 175 Pettinadaina merugu Annamacharya 176 Pudami nindari Annamacharya 177 Purushottamuda nive punyamu gattuga nannu Annamacharya Chapu 178 Rama dasharatha rama Annamacharya 179 Rama ramachandra Annamacharya 180 Rama ramachandra Annamacharya 181 Rammani piluvagade Annamacharya 182 Randu nerutuve Annamacharya 183 Samamantinani Annamacharya 184 Sariki besiki micadurudanalu Annamacharya 185 Shirasunda mokaliki Annamacharya 186 Shri satisha bahujiva Annamacharya 187 ShrIpati nIkeduruchuche Annamacharya 188 ShrIpati nivu siddhincute Annamacharya 189 Sommu galavadavu Annamacharya 190 Sompula ni vadanapu Annamacharya LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 191 Takkina chadavu lolla Annamacharya 192 Takkula cetala Annamacharya 193 Talaci verokatada Annamacharya 194 Talampu kama turatvamu mida nala vadina nila Annamacharya Jhampa 195 Talanchi veru Annamacharya 196 Talapu kamaru Annamacharya 197 Tanavarani yacha dagili bhramayanela tanuvu Annamacharya 198 Taruni nito vidu tane manine geru sudataka Annamacharya Triputa 199 Telisinamata teta Annamacharya 200 Upakaramu ceyuta Annamacharya 201 Vachchi vachchi Annamacharya 202 Vaikuntha pati ninnu Annamacharya 203 Vakiti katudu raga Annamacharya 204 Valapemi daguna Annamacharya 205 Valapuniruvantidi Annamacharya 206 Vari vari bhagyamulu Annamacharya 207 Varusato sasamukha Annamacharya 208 Vattiyasalaku Annamacharya 209 Vedukakadavu Niku Annamacharya 210 Vedukato nundu Annamacharya 211 Velaleni valapula Annamacharya 212 Velayu ni kalyana Annamacharya 213 Venkatagiri govinduda Annamacharya 214 Verapinchitiga voyi Annamacharya 215 Vichcheyarada veladi kadaku nivu ichchanane Annamacharya Jhampa 216 Vittokati vettitenu Annamacharya 217 Vodi bettukonarada Annamacharya 218 Yajna murti yajna karta Annamacharya 219 Yediyu ganadu Annamacharya 220 Yinti chuttrikamu Annamacharya 221 Karuvadaindu pattutra tingal vayiril irundu (tp) Arunagirinathar T/TRiputa 222 Shitala varija pada namo nama narada gita vinoda ( Arunagirinathar K/Dhruva LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA VARALI Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 223 Veyishaindezhu tolgal tangiya madar (tp) Arunagirinathar Chapu 224 Jayarama bhaya pogiso Bangalore S.Mukund 225 Mandakinim Bangalore S.Mukund C/Jhampa 226 Nalina lochana Bangalore S.Mukund Chapu 227 Adugu dati kadala niyenu nakabhayamiyaka Bhadrachalam Ramdas Triputa 228 Anta ramamayam I jagamanta ramamayam Bhadrachalam Ramdas Adi 229 Ayyayyo nedella I jivunaku sukha meyyadu Bhadrachalam Ramdas Rupaka 230 Dina dayalo dina dayalo dinadayapara Bhadrachalam Ramdas 231 Edanunnado napali ramudu edanunnado Bhadrachalam Ramdas Adi 232 Enni janmamu letanga valayuno elagu taludunu Bhadrachalam Ramdas Chapu 233 Ento mahanu bhavudavu nivento chakkani Bhadrachalam
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