Arnold Adriaan Bake South Asian Music Collection
Mīnākṣi me mudaṁ dehi (first part of recording)
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Type
sound
Duration
00:02:57
Cultures
Manipravalam (blend of Tamil and Sanskrit)
Shelf mark
C52/1649
Recording date
1931-04
Is part of (Collection)
Arnold Adriaan Bake South Asian Music Collection
Recording locations
Santiniketan (West Bengal)
Performers
Govind, Savitri (singer, female)
Recordist
Bake, Arnold Adriaan
Description
Bake India I No.9 (i.e. recorded on field trip of 1931). "Mīnākṣi me mudaṁ dehi". A kṛtī by Muthuswami Dikshitar in raga Gamakakriyam, tala Adi; sung by Savitri Govind, an eighteen year old female from South India belonging to the Brahmin caste who studied at Tagore's Visva-Bharati University in Santiniketan at that time. This South Indian composition inspired Tagore to write his song "Bāsantī he bhuvanamohinī". Reasonable quality recording.
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