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List of Compositions in Raga LIST OF COMPOSITIONS IN RAGA MAYAMALAVAGOWLA Courtesy : SHRI.LAKSHMAN RAGDE 1 Abhisara prayogam sheidan Adi A.S.Lakshmi Ammal 2 Adalira channaya manchi vadugada ninnu Adi Lalitadasar 3 Adarinchutaku nive Adi Pallavur Mani Iyer 4 Ade lanka sadinche Annamacharya 5 Ade ni peddarika Annamacharya 6 Adi mudanalil enran tayudalile irundu (tp) Anga Arunagirinathar 7 Adikkondar anda vedikkai kana kannayiram Adi Muttu Tandavar 8 Adityam (p) Sriramachandra Murti Sistla 9 Adityama devadi devam akhilanda natham Adi Muttiah Bhagavatar 10 Adiyan devadi devan Adi ? 11 Alladabadiyunnanda Annamacharya 12 Amba yuvati jaganmate akhila janani dayanidhe Adi Ashok R.Madhav 13 Ammamma unna Rupaka Shrikaanth K.Murthy 14 Ampavayya Annamacharya 15 Anandan paramanandan saccidanandan C/Eka D.Pattammal 16 Anatimmu nAtOnu Annamacharya 17 Andavan niye shodanai sheidal yaridam sholven Adi Papanasham Shivan 18 Anikadavata yantatiki Annamacharya 19 Annaiyum pitavum munnari deivam ena (sg) T/Triputa Arunachala Annavi 20 Annam parikkum (te) Chapu Tirunavukkarashar 21 Anniyu nitani mula Annamacharya 22 Anubhavadadugeya madi adakkanubhavigalu bandu T/Adi Purandaradasa 23 Appatikappude kaka asalintele appurame Rupaka Annamacharya 24 Arindavar yar onrum ariyadavar yar Adi C.S.Natarajasundaram Pillai 25 Arumukhane arulbavane arupagaiyai Rupaka Rukmini Ramani 26 Atrantare mashrunarosha S.Jagannarayanan 27 Avadh sukhdayi baje badhayi ratan simhasan par Adi Svati Tirunal 28 Avadharu chittaginchu hanumantudu Annamacharya 29 Avan anri or anuvum ashaiyadadi Jhampa Shuddhananda Bharati 30 Ayiram namam potri Adi N.Viramani Iyer 31 Ayya enakkoru varam Adi K.S.Minakshisundaram Pillai 32 Bellapu matala Annamacharya 33 Bhajare manasa vrajabalam (sj) C/Rupakam H.Yoganarasimham 34 Bhaktikku idillai maname pazhani Adi A.P.Haran 35 Bhavinci chudare Annamacharya 36 Bhuvaneshvari pughal unadu padam Deshadi ?Papanasham Shivan 37 Binnavanika nannu pilachi brovave Rupaka Ogirala Viraraghava Sharma 38 Chachina sthalamu Annamacharya 39 Chaduvulone harini Annamacharya 40 Charana pankajam aladu tunaiye sarva jagadishvaran Adi Papanasham Shivan 41 Charanam sharanam ayyappa Ganapati Sachidananda 42 Charma shiladolage Dhruva Vadirajasvami 43 Chelulara chudare Annamacharya 44 Cheppidu viddai Adi Periasami Tooran 45 Cheta kasunnapude dana dharmamulu Adi Ogirala Viraraghava Sharma 46 Chintai en inidenna Rupaka Mayuram Vishvanatha Shastri 47 Chintanai seivaye Rupaka Nila Ramamurti 48 Chintayami santatam Rupaka G.Sampath 49 Chintayeham janaki kantam santatam chintitartha Rupaka Mysore Vasudevachar 50 Chuda chakkanayya ramayya ninne pujintaru Sriramachandra Murti Sistla 51 Dasharatha nandana Adi Mysore Vasudevachar 52 Datta datta datta datta Adi Ganapati Sachidananda 53 Datta deve deva deva Rupaka Ganapati Sachidananda 54 Datta guro datta guro Adi Ganapati Sachidananda 55 Deva deva kalayami te charanambuja Rupaka Svati Tirunal 56 Deva devesha Rupaka R.K.Suryanarayana 57 Deva devottama (lng) Triputa Govindacharya 58 Deva unnai atikalaiyil Adi Abraham Panditar 59 Devadi deva nannu kava samayamura Rupaka Mysore Sadashiva Rao 60 Devaravu nivu Annamacharya 61 Devi kamakshi parashiva dehartha Adi Ogirala Viraraghava Sharma 62 Devi maravar tirumaghal bhumi (tvm) Adi Nammazhvar 63 Devi shri tulasamma brochuta kide samayam Adi Tyagaraja 64 Dharalo na janmane Annamacharya 65 Dinamani vamsha dinajanavana T/Eka Muttiah Bhagavatar 66 Durari virula Sriramachandra Murti Sistla 67 Durga lakshmi sarasvati Adi Lalita Venkataraman 68 E mAya ninduku Annamacharya 69 E tiruga nanu daya juchedavo ina vamsha Adi Bhadrachalam Ramdas 70 ElAtani dureve Annamacharya 71 Eda nunda ni Annamacharya 72 EdanunDA nAsommu Annamacharya 73 Edarkko ivvudal eduttom unavai Rupaka T.Lakshmana Pillai 74 Ela nannu Annamacharya 75 Ela nannu dureve Annamacharya 76 Ella lile idella Adi Vadirajasvami 77 Emani ceppagavaccu Annamacharya 78 Emani pilitu ninnu nemani pilutunu Adi Adipudi Somanatha Rao 79 Emi neruganinadu Annamacharya 80 Enakkena yavum padaittida nalum ilaippodu (tp) Adi Arunagirinathar 81 Enakkum aruliniro en svami ninaikka ninaikka Adi Uttukadu Venkatasubbier 82 Enduku vichcheyanela Annamacharya 83 Engal acharyar ivare engum Triputa A.S.Lakshmi Ammal 84 Engal annaiye abhirami Rajalakshmi Parameshvaran 85 Entani pogadavaccu Annamacharya 86 Eru mayil azhaga erum vinai Adi K.Hariharan 87 Ettanai tan Chapu Vinai Krishnamacharya 88 Evvarinela tadavevIda Annamacharya 89 Gajavadana ninne gatiyani vediti (tv) Adi Rasipuram Venkatapati 90 Galigutiperigattu Annamacharya 91 Gananatha kazhal tozhuden adiye nan (sg) T/Eka K.Ponniah Pillai 92 Gananatha nin tiruvarul tarai (sg) C/Dhruva M.S.Subramania Iyer 93 Ganapatiye tunai purivai karunai nirai mata (sg) Rupaka Periasami Tooran 94 Guru malar padam tunaiye shri tyagaraja sadguru Adi T.R.Vaidishvaran 95 Gurumarutpuradhipa T/Adi Pallavur Mani Iyer 96 Gurunatha unai paninden Adi Abraham Panditar 97 Gurunatha varam ta Adi Abraham Panditar 98 Hara mrityunjaya ambika nayaka hari kamalasana Adi Muttiah Bhagavatar 99 Hari charanamuruduga niratamu darani saptatalas Vina Varadayya 100 Hari svatantra Dhruva Vadirajasvami 101 Hariya bittare gati illa maruti maradake sadhana Adi Purandaradasa 102 Heramban sodarane Adi N.Viramani Iyer 103 Huva taruvara manege hulla taruva Jhampa Purandaradasa 104 I vasuda ni vanti Madhyadi Mysore Sadashiva Rao 105 Idayam tirandu vendumpodu T/Eka B.M.Sundaram (Gurukrupa) 106 Illadadai virumbi kedugirai adu Adi Papanasham Shivan 107 Imaya nattam Adi Sharavanabhavananda 108 Inchuka yasa micchite Annamacharya 109 Inda paramukhama ezhaiyidam enamma ennai Rupaka Papanasham Shivan 110 Indarerigina pani Annamacharya 111 Inderigina pani Adi Annamacharya 112 Inka nentaga Annamacharya 113 Inkanela vattijoli Annamacharya 114 Innita ghanudu Annamacharya 115 Innita niveka Annamacharya 116 Innitiki brerakudu Annamacharya 117 Inta paraka niveduta nilichi balukutaku (p) Rupaka Anai Ayya 118 Itade yatadu Annamacharya 119 Itadu vaddanunndaga Annamacharya 120 Jaya jagadisha hare (ap 1) (Pralaya payodhi jale) Adi Jayadeva 121 Jaya jaya svamin jaya jaya (tar) Adi Narayana Tirtha 122 Kalai maghale arul purivai kalaiyavilum Rupaka Tamizhannaidasan 123 Kalangamil ulam taruvai Adi T.Lakshmana Pillai 124 Kalinarulaku ni mahima delusuna kamala nayana C/Triputa Mysore Vasudevachar 125 Kaliyuga metulaina Annamacharya 126 Kamakshim kamalakshim Rupaka R.K.Padmanabha 127 Kamini singarala Annamacharya 128 Kan munne varano Rupaka Nila Ramamurti 129 Kana kan ayiram Adi Nila Ramamurti 130 Kandadum kettadum (g) M/Triputa C.S.Natarajasundaram Pillai 131 Kanna nin manam kaniyado Adi C.S.Natarajasundaram Pillai 132 Kannittamizh penne enda kalattilum Adi Abhayambika 133 Kanumaru arulayenru Adi Nammazhvar 134 Kapali Adi ? 135 Karpaka vinayakane mana karpanaiyil Adi K.S.Rangachari 136 Karuna samudramu Adi Madurai G.S.Mani 137 Karunai pozhindiduvai kaumari amma K/Eka D.Pattammal 138 Kattu yanai (k) ? N.Viramani Iyer 139 Keduvalyan enbadu arighatan nenjam (tv) Adi Tiruvalluvar (VSG) 140 Kombu kolalanuduta Ata Shripadaraya 141 Kommala javvanamulu Annamacharya 142 Kori nipai dolli naku kopamunnada a riti ratu Triputa Annamacharya 143 Krpakari shankari karunakari kapalishvari Rupaka Rukmini Ramani 144 Kshira jaladhi niketana Adi Pallavur Mani Iyer 145 Kshira sagara shayana raksha shara nivasini C/Dhruva Jayachamaraja Odeyar 146 Kuchchitale nivaite Annamacharya 147 Kudikondava Rupaka Sharavanabhavananda 148 Kudittar ekkalittar ullam kalittar pallu padittar Gopalakrishna Bharati 149 Kutram poruttu arulayya unnai nidam Chapu Desiya Vinayakam Pillai 150 Ma paninta Annamacharya 151 Mahimaiyai ariya tarama rama en pizhai Adi Papanasham Shivan 152 Manam enum malaral archanai shei adu alavilamal Adi Papanasham Shivan 153 Manam irangada iraiva (un) (pon) Rupaka Svarna Venkatesha Dikshitar 154 Maname kavalaiyai Rupaka Muttukavirayar 155 Manasa vandipe Adi R.K.Padmanabha 156 Manchitanamu la Annamacharya 157 Mangala yazishai pongugave mayamalava Adi Shuddhananda Bharati 158 Mangalakara mahadevane Rupaka Shuddhananda Bharati 159 Mani osai Adi 160 Mantra svarupam Rupaka Bangalore S.Mukund 161 Maravadiru nenjame unakkidu irava Adi Muttu Tandavar 162 Marigemi neruganu Annamacharya 163 Mashil vinaiyum malai madiyamum Triputa Tirunavukkarashar 164 Mato ninkana Adi Annamacharya 165 Maya mohini maheshvari Adi Mangalam Ganapati 166 Mayam edo svami vadum shudum nanariyen (pv) Adi Papanasham Shivan 167 Mayamalavagaula (lng) T/Eka K.Ponniah Pillai 168 Mayamalavagaula ivvaghayai padi (tv) Adi Nerur Shrinivasachar 169 Mayatita svarupini nannu brovave maha Rupaka Ponniah 170 Mayavati Adi Bangalore S.Mukund 171 Maye maha mata T/Triputa Dokka Sriramamurti 172 Maye paradevate Adi N.S.Ramachandran 173 Meru samana dhira varada raghuvira jutamu rara Madhyadi Tyagaraja 174 Mitakshari Sriramachandra Murti Sistla 175 Muladhara kshetra sthite ? E.S.Shankaranarayana Iyer 176 Munniya kalaipporulum muvulagil (te) K/Chapu Sambandar 177 Mupputru shevi ketpatrupporu muchchu (tp) Adi Arunagirinathar 178 Murugan tirunamattai maname dinamum Adi Kovai Subri 179 Nama sumarshana jetu sadashiva Adi Ogirala Viraraghava Sharma 180 Namadi korudu Sriramachandra Murti Sistla 181 Namo namo Adi Purandaradasa 182 Namo namo ramadeva anjaneya Adi Premavithaladasa 183 Nan en sheyven sami ni arul sheyyavidil Adi Kotishvara Iyer 184 Nana varnamula Annamacharya 185 Nanda oru shedi sholvadai kel inda Adi Gopalakrishna Bharati 186 Nanda vilakke alattarkkariyai nara Adi Tirumangai Azhvar 187 Nandabalam bhajare nandabalam Eka Bhadrachalam Ramdas 188 Nanganallur sarva mangala rajarajeshvari
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