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KR Sundaram Iyer Memorial Library K.R. Sundaram Iyer Memorial Library Catalogues Author/Title The Music Academy, Madras New No. 168 (Old No. 306), T.T.K. Road Chennai - 600 014 101 kirttana manimalai : sahityam: Tamil, Tevanakari, Ankilam : svarasahitya talakkurippu: Tamil, Ankilam = 101 keerthana mani malai / tokuttavar vitvan Kalyani Carma. -- Mumbai : Vidwan (Smt.) Kalyani Sharma, 2000. xxx, 437, [3] p. : ill. ; 19 x 26 cm. Sankita kalaniti Sri Ke. Es. Narayanasvami ninaivancali. Songs, with musical letter notation. Acc. no. 0240 108 tivya teca kirttanaikal : ittutan Mannarkuti Sri Rajakopala Svami, Sri Tiruvenkata Mutaiyan, Alvarkal parriya kirttanaikalum atankum / cakityankal iyarri rakatalakkuripputan amaittavar R. Parttasarati Ayyankar. -- Cennai : Itayaoli Accakam, 1983. xv, 78 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Hindu devotional songs in letter notation. Includes index. Acc. no. 1947 150th aradhana festival of Saint Tyagaraja : souvenir 1997 / editor T. S. Parthasarathy ; deputy editor G. Srinivasan. -- Thiruvaiyaru : Sri Thiaga Brahma Mahotsava Sabha, 1997. [xx], 98 p. : ill., ports. ; 24 cm. Acc. no. 1183 1954 putu silapas saplimentu Karnataka sankitam : Intiya sankitam (Indian music) Mataras kavarnmentu teknikal hayarkretu pariksaikalukku mika upayokamana pata pustakam : itil tiyari peppar irantirkum muraiye patankalum, raka laksanankaum, krutikal, kalpanasvaram, taru. tarankam, astapati yavum svarasahityattutan cerkkappattullana / iktu Kallitaikkuricci vainika vitvan A. Suntaramayyar avarkalal piracuram ceyyappattatu. -- 2. patippu. -- Kallitaikuricci : A. Suntaramayyar, 1955. [iv], 76 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Songs, with musical letter notation. Acc. no. 0169 1969-m antu Maha skanta casti vila malar. -- Cennai : Sri Palacupramanya Svami Tevastanam, 1969. 27, [3] p. ; 18 cm. Acc. no. 3689 1975 Sankita Vitvat Sapai kaccerikal patappatta Tiksita krutikal. -- Madras : Rajpriya Printers, 1975. 6 p. ; 24 cm. Caption title. List of Muttusvami Tiksitar's Kirtanas sung in the concerts. Acc. no. 1968 2 1975-Sri Muttusvami Tiksitar 200-vatu pirappu antu vila mahanattil patappatta Tiksita krutikal. -- [Madras : The Music Music Academy, 1976] [8] p. ; 25 cm. Caption title. List of Muttusvami Tiksitar's Kirtanas sung in the concert. Acc. no. 1967 35 tala varicaikalum apurva varnankalum / tokuppu cankita vitvan Es. Iramaccantiran. -- [Cennai : s.n.], 1965. [10], 120, [4] p. ; 22 cm. Acc. no. 0344 75th birthday felicitation souvenir : Sri Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatha. -- Madras : Santhome Arts Academy, 1969. [90] p., [2] leaves of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. Acc. no. 1272 A beginners course in Karnatic music : for use in the Rasika Ranjani Sabha Music School, Mylapore / compiled by Sri Lalgudi D. Halasyam Iyer. -- Mylapore : The Rasika Ranjani Sabha, 1942. [iii], 28 p. ; 21 cm. Songs, with musical letter notation. Acc. no. 0188 A bibliography of periodical literature in musicology and allied fields : and a record of graduate theses accepted. -- Washington, D.C., : American Council of Learned Societies, 1940. xiv, 135 p. ; 23 cm. Acc. no. 0675 A calendar of festivals of music, dance & drama. -- New Delhi : Sangeet Natak Akademi, [1970] [45] p. ; 26 cm. Acc. no. 1282 A collection of Marathi poems by various Marathi poets / ed., with critical and explanatory notes, by Vamana Daji Oka. -- Bombay : Printed and published by Tukarama Javaji, 1894-1901. 3 pts ; 22 cm. Acc. no. 1551, 1552, 1553 3 A garland of tributes / by S. V. S. -- Madras : Forum for Science & Culture Koti Anugraha, [1996] 35 p. Issued on the occasion of Khasa Subba Rau's birth centenary celebrations at Madras on January 23rd 1996. Acc. no. 3096 A great teacher : acharya ratna K. Rangaswami Aiyangar commemoration volume. -- Madras : Acharya Ratna K. Rangaswami Aiyangar Memorial Committee, 1974. [15], 449 p., [23] leaves of plates ; 21 cm. Acc. no. 0766 A guide to Kuala Lumpur. -- Singapore : D. Moore, 1957. 81 p. : ill., maps ; 19 cm. Acc. no. 0841 A manual of the Pudukkottai State / edited by K.R. Venkatarama Ayyar. -- 2nd and rev. ed. -- Pudukkottai : Printed at the Sri Brihadamba State Press, 1938. vi, xiii, 518 : ill. ; 26 cm. Acc. no. 3118 A note on srutis in carnatic (South Indian) music. -- [S.l. : s.n., 192-?] 18 p. ; 21 cm. Caption title. Acc. no. 1296 A tribute to a legend : Pandit Ravi Shankar. -- [India] : VST Industries, 1990. [52] p. : ill. Acc. no. 3400 A tribute to Balasaraswati and Ben Sommers : International dance day 19 January, 1986. -- Madras : The Music Academy, 1986. 40 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Acc. no. 0175 Aananda Bhairavi devotional group / presents Siva Ashtothra krithis of Hari kesanallus Sri Muthiah Bhagavathar ; programme conducted by Madurai M. Balasubramaniam. -- Chennai : The Music Academy, 1995. ca. 40 p. : ill. Acc. no. 3537 Abdapoorthi (first anniversary of) Bharat Kalachar : cultural wing of Bala Bhavan Educational Trust and Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan Schools. -- New Delhi : Shri. Girish Karnad, 1988. ca. 35 Acc. no. 2936 4 Abhinavagupta, Rajanaka. The aesthetic experience according to Abhinavagupta / [edited] by Raniero Gnoli. -- 3rd ed. -- Varanasi : Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series Office, 1985. lii, 125 p. ; 26 cm. Acc. no. 2911 Abhinaya Sudha. Kalanubhavamanjali / Abhinaya Sudha. -- Madras : Veecum Printers, [199-?] ca. 25 p. Acc. no. 3059 Abraham Pandither, M., 1859-1919. Karunamirth sagarm : extract from the first book on srutis part 1, 2, & 3 / by Rao Sahib M. Abraham Pandither. -- 2nd ed. -- Tanjore : Lawley Electric Printing Press, 1918. 66, 7 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. Acc. no. 0895 Abraham Pandither, M., 1859-1919. Karunamirthasagaram : a treatise on music or isait-Tamil / by M. Abraham Pandither = Karunamirtacakaram : ennum, Icait Tamil nul / Mu. Apirakam Pantitar. -- Marupatippu. -- Tancavur : Karunaniti Vaittiyacalai, 1917. 2 v., [10] leaves of plates : ill. ; 27-28 cm. Acc. no. 1879 (vol. 1) ; 3185 (vol. 2) Abraham Pandither, M., 1859-1919. Ten Intiya Cankita arampa appiyacamurai = A practical course in South Indian music : Karunamirta cakarattirattu : for beginners / Rao Sahib M. Abraham Pandither. -- Tanjore : The Lawley Electric Printing Press, 1934. 1 v. (various pagings) ; 25 cm. Acc. no. 3157 Academy of Fine Arts. Academy of Fine Arts : Information booklet July 2007-June 2008. -- Singapore : Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society, 2007. 28 p. : ill. ; 22 cm. Acc. no. 1166 Acariyahrutayam. -- [Tamilnatu : s.n., 19--?] 416 p. ; 23 cm. Caption title. Acc. no. 2697 5 Accalpurat talavaralaru : tirunallurpperumanam / ihtu ivvalaya paramparait tarumakartta Tarumapura Atina 24vatu makacannitanam Srilasri Canmukatecika Nanacampanta Paramacariya Cuvamikal tiruvullattinpati ... veliyitapperratu. -- 2. patippu. – Tarumapuram : Nanacampantam Patippakam, 1943. [ii], 30 p., [1] leaf of plates ; 19 cm. Acc. no. 0469 Acukavirajar, 16th cent. Ariccantirapuranam / Nellur Viranennum Acukavirajaravarkaliyarriya mulamum ; Tamilppantitar Cuntaranatampillaiyavarkalelutiya viruttiyuraiyum, Pi. Na. Citamparamutaliyar Piratars avarkalatu ... patippikkappattatu. -- Cennai : Vittiyaratnakara Accukkutam, 1927. 623 p. ; 21 cm. Acc. no. 1748 Adyanthaya, N. M. (N. Mahalinga) Melody music of India : how to learn it / by N.M. Adyanthaya. -- English ed. -- Mangalore : N. M. Adyanthaya, 1965. [iv], ii, [ii], iv, 292 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. ; 21 cm. "Theory and practice with songs and notation of both North Indian and South Indian music." Includes index. Acc. no. 0063 Adyar Library and Research Centre. List of publications, 1968. -- Madras : Adyar Library and Research Centre, 1968. 27 p. Acc. no. 3082 Aestheticians. -- New Delhi : Publication Division, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Govt. of India, 1990. [vi], 133 p. ; 21 cm. Acc. no. 1222 Agarkar, A. J. Folk-dance of Maharashtra / by A.J. Agarkar. -- [Bombay : R. Joshi], 1950. 170 p., 36 p. of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. Based on thesis--University of Bombay. Acc. no. 0027 Ahobala, 14th cent. Kalpalata : padyatmakasrirudrabhasyam, / Srimadahobalena pranita ; Na. Srinivasena samsodhya Samskrtadravidiprastavanasahitam pariskrtya sampaditah. -- Prathamavrttih. -- Tanjapuri : Tanjapuri Maharaja Sarabhoji Sarasvatimahal Granthalayah, 1983. 2, x, 13, 96, [1] p. ; 23 cm. In Sanskrit. Includes text of Rudradhyaya. Acc. no. 1496 6 Ahobala, 14th cent. Sangita-parijata : a rare ancient treatise on Hindu music / by Agobala ; ed. by Klivara Vedantabagisa. -- Calcutta : The New Sanskit Press, 1879. 2, 77 p. ; 18 cm. Acc. no. 1360 Aintu Tamilicai nattiya natakankal / patippaciriyar Va. Venukopalan. -- 1. patippu. – [Tancavur] : Pe. Parcuvanatan, 1980. xxxii, 297, [1] p. ; 21 cm. Acc. no. 2137 Aippacit tirumulattil avataritta antamilcir Manavala Mamunikal / tokuttavar sri u. ve. prapanta kalaniti R. Rankaraja Ayyankar. -- Cennai : Ti Littil Plavar Kampeni, 1967. 40, 16 p. : ill. ; 18 cm. Acc. no. 3204 Akattiyar tottirak kottu : Ampai Akatticcurar Koyil kumpapiteka malar / patippaciriyar Ampacamuttiram Arultiru. Cuvaminata Catkuru avarkal manavar vittuvan Ampai. Ira. Cankaranar. -- Ampacamuttiram : Civa. Rama. A. Nataraja Mutaliyar, 1964. 31 p. ; 19 cm. Includes index. Acc. no. 0554 Akattiyar. Akattiyar Tevarat tirattu / vittuvan Ti. Pattuccami Otuvar avarkal elutiya kurippuraiyutan Tiruppanantal Sri Kacimatattu atipar Srilasri Kacivaci Arulnantit Tampiran Cuvamikal avarkal 8-4-1950l niruviya Sri Ati Kumarakurapara Cuvamikal ninaivu panniru tirumuraip patippu nitiyiliruntu veliyitapperratu. -- Srivaikuntam : T. M. Kumarakuruparan Pillai, 1965. x, 107 p. ; 18 cm. Acc. no. 1814 Akila ulaka maha cankitam / Palani akkiraharam Patmanapa pakavatar ketvatyam Kirusnayyar, cisyai Palani
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