LANGUAGE IN INDIA

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Volume 18:11 November 2018
ISSN 1930-2940

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SINGING WITH SAIVITE SAINTS
From Tirumurai To Natchintanai

Dr. Adi Sankara Peruman
Mahatma Gandhi Institute
Moka, Republic of Mauritius

  • Author's Note, Reviews and Contents List

  • Introduction

  • Chapter 1
    Tirumurai 1-3 Tirunganasambandar Thevaram

  • Chapter 2
    Tirumurai 4-6 Tirunavukkarasar Thevaram

  • Chapter 3
    Tirumurai 7 Sundaramurti Thevaram

  • Chapter 4
    Tirumurai 8 Manickavasagar Tiruvasagam

  • Chapter 5
    Tirumurai 9
    9 Saints
    Tiruvisaippa and Tiruppallandu

  • Chapter 6
    Tirumurai 10
    Tirumular Tirumantiram

  • Chapter 7
    Tirumurai 11
    12 Saints
    Devotional Songs

  • Chapter 8
    Tirumurai 12
    Sekkizhar Periya Puranam

  • Chapter 9
    Compositions of Lord Siva
    The Tamil Moover (Mummorthigal)
    Early Music Trinity

  • Chapter 10
    Hymns on Lord Siva
    Thayumanavar

  • Chapter 11
    Kritis on Siva
    The Musical Trinity

  • Chapter 12
    Charitams
    Gopalakrishna Bharati

  • Chapter 13
    Natchintanai
    Siva Yogaswami

  • Epilogue

  • Appendix 1 Maps of Tamilnadu, Chennai and Sri Lanka

  • Appendix 2 Recommended Reading

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    B.A. (Music, Annamalai University), M.A. (Music, University of Madras), Ph.D. (Music, University of Delhi)
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    Mahatma Gandhi Institute
    Moka
    Republic of Mauritius
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