Lavanyaa Surendar performs 'Bhaja Vishwanatham'

[drone music] Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam – Lavanyaa Surendar: “Bhaja Vishwanatham,” it’s a musical, it’s kind of a group singing or a chorus together, where you can join the lead singer.

The instruments which are featured in this song are, Mridangam, which is a percussion instrument, and a string instrument, which is a Saraswathi Veena, and violin.

So, the percussion instruments brings out the rhythm of the song, and it helps the dancer adhere to that metronym of the song, as well.

The next, the Saraswathi Veena, accompanies; it mimics the voice of the musician.

It has a very unique sound, as well.

It’s very pleasant to hear and the sound is very unique.

And violin, as we all know, is, again, a string instrument that is used for accompanying, which again mimics the voice of the musician.

The messages will be on how you can visualize the lord of dance; what are his physical attributes, and characteristic attributes that you can associate with him.

And also the culture behind the music or any art form.

[instrumental music] Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam (Salutations to Lord Shiva, the Lord of dance) Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Gangadharam Digambaram Varam (The one who has Ganga, the River Ganges, on his head) Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Gangadharam Digambaram Varam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam [percussion music] Dama Damitha Dama Damitha Krutha Damaru Naatham (The sound of your Damaru goes Dama Dama Dama Dama) Dama Damitha Dama Damitha Dama Damitha [reciting a Jathi, a rhythmic pattern] Thaka Thakita Thaka Thakita Naadha Mrudhangam (The percussion goes Thaka thakita Thaka thakita) [reciting a rhythmic pattern] [reciting a rhythmic pattern] Dama Damitha Dama Damitha Dama Damitha [reciting a rhythmic pattern] Dama Damitha [reciting rhythmic patterns] [reciting a rhythmic pattern] Dama Damitha Dama Damitha Krutha Damaru Naatham Thaka Thakita Thaka Thakita Jhana Jhanana Jhana Jhanana Shrutha Mukari Naatham (Along with the sounds of your belles and percussion you Dance) Jhana Jhanana Jhana Jhanana Shrutha Mukari Naatham Pa Ni Sa Ni Pa Ri Ma Pa Ma Pa Vara Vedha Gosham (Music and the vedic hymns are heard as we get to see your blissful dance) Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Gangadharam Digambaram Varam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam [percussion] Va Maanga Roodam Vara Shaila Bhaalam Tat Bhasmaanga Deham Rudraksha Maalam (The one who has ashes all over his body and adorns himself with Rudrasha) Va Maanga Roodam Vara Shaila Bhaalam Tat Bhasmaanga Deham Rudraksha Maalam Gowranga Shriganga Prajvalitha Nethram (The one with the third eye) Gowranga Shriganga Prajvalitha Nethram Guha Ganapa Sri Nandi (Father of Lord Ganesha, Elephant God, and Lord Muruga) Hrutha Naaga Haaram (The one who wears snakes as his ornament) Guha Ganapa Sri Nandi Hrutha Naaga Haaram Sri Krishna Daasa Daasa Jana Priyam (The beloved of Lord Vishnu, the Protector) Sri Krishna Daasa Daasa Jana Priyam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Gangadharam Digambaram Varam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam Bhaja Viswanatham Viswam Bharam [percussion] [drone music] [drone music]

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