शृंगार· Shringara
01ऊधौ,तुम हो अति बड़भागी
Udhau, Tum Ho Ati Badbhagi
Surdas
1 verse · ~6 lines · 1 min
Shringara
तबतें बहुरि न कोऊ आयौ
Tabten Bahuri Na Koou Ayou
Surdas 1 min read 1 versesविरहseparationगोपी
1 verses · ~1 min
तबतें बहुरि न कोऊ आयौ। वहै जु एक बेर ऊधो सों कछुक संदेसों पायौ॥ छिन-छिन सुरति करत जदुपति की परत न मन समुझायौ। गोकुलनाथ हमारे हित लगि द्वै आखर न पठायौ॥ यहै बिचार करहु धौं सजनी इतौ गहरू क्यों लायौ। सूर, स्याम अब बेगि मिलौ किन मेघनि अंबर छायौ॥
इति
Paired Painting
Malar Ragini: Krishna Playing the Flute to Seven Gopis
In the divine atmosphere of Malar Ragini, we witness a celestial gathering where the resonance of music meets the arrival of the monsoon. Lord Krishna, depicted in his iconic blue hue, stands as the eternal musician, pouring his soul into the flute to enchant the Gopis. The dark, brooding clouds gathering above promise the life-giving rains of the Malhar raga, a melody traditionally associated with the joy and yearning of the monsoon season. Each Gopi holds an instrument, contributing to a symphony that transcends the terrestrial realm. The presence of peacocks, those devoted lovers of the rain, underscores the deep connection between divine devotion and the rhythms of the natural world. This painting serves as a bridge between sound and sight, inviting the viewer to hear the raga through the vibrant application of pigments.
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If this held you
Four more, in the same key.
Chosen for their rasa and their register, not their popularity. Each one carries some part of what Tabten Bahuri Na Koou Ayou carries.
