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MR 056 Vasantha Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-10 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 10 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
MR 055 Shishira Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-10 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 10 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
MR 054 Hemantha Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-10 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 10 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
MR 053 Sarath Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-10 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 10 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
MR 052 Mazha Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-10 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 10 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
MR 051 Venal Kaalam From Kaalidaasa’s Rhithu Samhaara Malayalam Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-09 | This video is Age-Restricted by the up-loader as all videos in this collection of songs from Rhithu Samhaara are, because it is Kaalidaasa. You may have to sign in before viewing.Written in Sanskrit by Kaalidaasa, included in his Rhithu Samhaara which means a pageant, a collection, of seasons or rhithus. Rhithu Samhaara was translated into Malayalam By Prof. Dr. Mavelikkara Achyuthan. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 24 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 09 September 2023. First it is to be said that Rhithu Samhaara is not a major AD 4th-5th century Sanskrit work of Kaalidaasa like his other poetical works like Kumaara Sambhavam and Raghu Vamsam or plays like Abhijnjaana Shaakunthalam, Vikramorvvaseeyam and Maalavikaagnimithram. It is a minor work, a Khanda Kaavya, like his Megha Dootha.Historical, botanical and geographical references in his poems denote that he was born, brought up and lived for a time in Kashmir near the Himalayas and migrated then to Southern parts under the patronage of various kings, the most famous among them being Chandragupta Vikramaaditya of Ujjain in the Kalinga Nation.Seasons in India: Greeshma (Summer), Varsha (Monsoon), Sharath (Autumn), Hemantha (Pre-Winter), Shishira (Winter) and Vasantha (Spring) are the six Rhitus- Seasons- in India.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലെ ൠതുക്കളു്:1. വേനലു്ക്കാലം- ഗ്രീഷു്മം. മീനം, മേടം, ഇടവം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Summer, April & May. 2. മഴക്കാലം- വ൪ഷം. ഇടവം, മിഥുനം, ക൪ക്കടകം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Monsoon, June & July. 3. ശരത്തു്ക്കാലം. ക൪ക്കടകം, ചിങ്ങം, കന്നി മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Early) Autumn, August & September.4. ഹേമന്തകാലം. കന്നി, തുലാം, വൃശ്ചികം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. (Late) Autumn, October & November. 5. ശിശിരകാലം. വൃശ്ചികം, ധനു, മകരം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Winter, December & January. 6. വസന്തകാലം. മകരം, കുംഭം, മീനം മാസങ്ങളിലു്. Spring, February & March.ഇ൯ഡൃയിലു് വാസന്തി, ശാരദ, ഹേമന്തി, ഗ്രീഷു്മ, വ൪ഷ എന്നൊക്കെ പെണ്ണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതു് ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നാണു്. വസന്തു്, ശരത്തു്, ഹേമന്തു്, ശിശി൪, വ൪ഷു് എന്നൊക്കെ ആണുങ്ങളു്ക്കു് പേരിട്ടിട്ടുള്ളതും ഇവയെപ്പിന്തുട൪ന്നുതന്നെ.Visit for List Of Literary Articles in English: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html Visit for List Of Literary Articles in Malayalam: http://sahyadrimalayalam.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_4.html
E 060 Ode To The West Wind Percy Bysshe Shelley Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-09 | Written by Percy Bysshe Shelley. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 13 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 01 September 2023. Modified and re-released on 09 September 2023.
E 059 The Leech Gatherer (Resolution And Independence) William Wordsworth Poem By PS Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-09 | Written by William Wordsworth. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 13 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 01 September 2023. Modified and re-released on 09 September 2023.
E 058 LAllegro John Milton Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-09 | Written by John Milton. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 12 April 2015. First released as You Tube video on 29 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 09 September 2023.L'Allegro was John Milton’s MA Vivo Voce poem in college years, the twin sister poem of Il Penseroso. In Vivo Voce Examination he had to praise by word of mouth two contradictory situations, things. He selected Day and Night. He also decided to write (and recite) his exam papers in verse, which was not extraordinary in his times, or for him. L'Allegro on Day means The Cheerful Man and Il Penseroso on Night means The Thoughtful Man.
E 057 Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard Thomas Gray Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Thomas Gray. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 01 April 2015. First released as You Tube video on 29 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.It’s in the tune of a funeral procession, in the steps of pall bearers. The only quick elegy we have heard is Robert Browning’s A Grammarian’s Funeral, which is but a satire, a comedy.
E 056 Song Of The Wave Kahlil Gibran Poem Recast In The Musical Form By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Kahlil Gibran, included in his Tears And Laughter. Recast in the true poetic form by P S Remesh Chandran. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 05 November 2015. First released as You Tube video on 26 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.Kahlil Gibran was a US-Arabic-Lebanese poet who has readers and followers throughout the world. He is mistaken to have written poems in free verse. In fact, he effectively hid the music inborn in his poems to prevent the dull-witted and the haughty of his times and the coming generations from enjoying them. Many have tried to unravel the music hidden in them but were struck by the mysterious halo surrounding his poems and could not rise up again. The creator of this song, P S Remesh Chandran, narrowly escaped with minor injuries, and was fortunate enough to come with a number of songs from Gibran's Tears And Laughter which was later published as a book under the title 'Kahlil Gibran's Tears And Laughter Recast In The True Poetic Form.' This is the first time they are released in the musical form.For lyrics go to: 014. Song Of The Wave. Kahlil Gibran. Recast In The True Poetic Form By P.S.Remesh Chandransahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2010/10/song-of-wave-poem-psremesh.html For more insight on Gibran’s literary career, read the article: 148. Kahlil Gibran: Did craft lead to mystery or mystery lead to craft?sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2019/09/148-kahlil-gibran-did-craft-lead-to.html Visit List Of Literary Articles for notes on this and other similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 055 Song Of The Rain Kahlil Gibran Poem Recast In The Musical Form By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Kahlil Gibran, included in his Tears And Laughter. Recast in the true poetic form by P S Remesh Chandran. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 05 November 2015. First released as You Tube video on 26 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.Kahlil Gibran was a US-Arabic-Lebanese poet who has readers and followers throughout the world. He is mistaken to have written poems in free verse. In fact, he effectively hid the music inborn in his poems to prevent the dull-witted and the haughty of his times and the coming generations from enjoying them. Many have tried to unravel the music hidden in them but were struck by the mysterious halo surrounding his poems and could not rise up again. The creator of this song, P S Remesh Chandran, narrowly escaped with minor injuries, and was fortunate enough to come with a number of songs from Gibran's Tears And Laughter which was later published as a book under the title 'Kahlil Gibran's Tears And Laughter Recast In The True Poetic Form.' This is the first time they are released in the musical form.For lyrics go to: 013. Song Of The Rain. Kahlil Gibran. Recast In The True Poetic Form By P.S.Remesh Chandransahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2011/01/song-of-rain-poem-psremesh.html For more insight on Gibran’s literary career, read the article: 148. Kahlil Gibran: Did craft lead to mystery or mystery lead to craft?sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2019/09/148-kahlil-gibran-did-craft-lead-to.html Visit List Of Literary Articles for notes on this and other similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 054 Creation Of Woman Kahlil Gibran Poem Recast In The Musical Form By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Kahlil Gibran, included in his Tears And Laughter. Recast in the true poetic form by P S Remesh Chandran. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 05 November 2015. First released as You Tube video on 26 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.Kahlil Gibran was a US-Arabic-Lebanese poet who has readers and followers throughout the world. He is mistaken to have written poems in free verse. In fact, he effectively hid the music inborn in his poems to prevent the dull-witted and the haughty of his times and the coming generations from enjoying them. Many have tried to unravel the music hidden in them but were struck by the mysterious halo surrounding his poems and could not rise up again. The creator of this song, P S Remesh Chandran, narrowly escaped with minor injuries, and was fortunate enough to come with a number of songs from Gibran's Tears And Laughter which was later published as a book under the title 'Kahlil Gibran's Tears And Laughter Recast In The True Poetic Form.' This is the first time they are released in the musical form.For lyrics go to: 012. Creation Of Man And Woman. Kahlil Gibran. Recast In The True Poetic Form By P S Remesh Chandransahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2010/09/creation-of-man-poem-psremesh.html For more insight on Gibran’s literary career, read the article: 148. Kahlil Gibran: Did craft lead to mystery or mystery lead to craft?sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2019/09/148-kahlil-gibran-did-craft-lead-to.html Visit List Of Literary Articles for notes on this and other similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 053 Creation Of Man Kahlil Gibran Poem In Musical Form By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Kahlil Gibran, included in his Tears And Laughter. Recast in the true poetic form by P S Remesh Chandran. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 05 November 2015. First released as You Tube video on 21 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.Kahlil Gibran was a US-Arabic-Lebanese poet who has readers and followers throughout the world. He is mistaken to have written poems in free verse. In fact, he effectively hid the music inborn in his poems to prevent the dull-witted and the haughty of his times and the coming generations from enjoying them. Many have tried to unravel the music hidden in them but were struck by the mysterious halo surrounding his poems and could not rise up again. The creator of this song, P S Remesh Chandran, narrowly escaped with minor injuries, and was fortunate enough to come with a number of songs from Gibran's Tears And Laughter which was later published as a book under the title 'Kahlil Gibran's Tears And Laughter Recast In The True Poetic Form.' This is the first time they are released in the musical form.For lyrics go to: 012. Creation Of Man And Woman. Kahlil Gibran. Recast In The True Poetic Form By P S Remesh Chandransahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2010/09/creation-of-man-poem-psremesh.html For more insight on Gibran’s literary career, read the article: 148. Kahlil Gibran: Did craft lead to mystery or mystery lead to craft?sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2019/09/148-kahlil-gibran-did-craft-lead-to.html Visit List Of Literary Articles for notes on this and other similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 052 Valencien Thomas Hardy Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Thomas Hardy. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 14 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 21 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.The poem has another relevance. Though it is an old poem, if we change the name Valencien to Vietnam, it becomes current. It is also to be noted that Thomas Hardy was basically a poet but had no audience or readers as a poet. So to attract audience, and readers, he turned to writing novels which became famous. He became famous as a novelist, and as he planned, his poems gained audience and readers.For more insight on Hardy's literary career read the article: 090. Was Thomas Hardy A Poet Or A Novelist Really?sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/2019/03/090-was-thomas-hardy-poet-or-novelist.htmlVisit List Of Literary Articles for notes on similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 051 The Lady Of Shalott Alfred Lord Tennyson Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-07 | Written by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 15 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 21 August 2023. Modified and re-released on 07 September 2023.Visit List Of Literary Articles for notes on similar poems: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.com/p/list.html
E 050 A Soldier And A Sailor William Congreve Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-04 | Written by William Congreve as a Drama Song. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 07 November 2015. First released as You Tube video on 19 August 2023. Revised and re-released on 04 September 2023.
E 049 Solitary Reaper William Wordsworth Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-04 | Written by William Wordsworth. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 28 May 2015. First released as You Tube video on 19 August 2023. Revised and re-released on 04 September 2023.
E 048 The Brook Alfred Lord Tennyson Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-04 | Written by Alfred Lord Tennyson. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 25 March 2015. First released as You Tube video on 18 August 2023. Revised and re-released on 04 September 2023.
E 047 Night William Blake Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-04 | Written by William Blake. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 13 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 17 August 2023. Revised and re-released on 04 September 2023.
E 046 The Slaves Dream Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2023-09-04 | Written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Music and Artist P S Remesh Chandran. Created by Sahyadri Books Trivandrum using Primitive Tools. Released through Bloom Books Channel. First recorded on 13 June 2015. First released as You Tube video on 17 August 2023. Revised and re-released on 04 September 2023.
E 045 Darling My Heart I Gave To Thee Sana’i Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2019-01-03 | Persian poem Good Night, a Lyric, written by Sana’i in the 13th century and translated into English by Edward Granville Browne, the Gloucestershire-born Eton and Cambridge-educated FRCP Doctor and Scholar in Arabic, Persian and Indian Languages in the 20th century, renamed as Darling My Heart I Gave To Thee. E G Browne’s death in 1926 was observed as a Public Day of Mourning in Persia. Music set and sung by P S Remesh Chandran. Released for educational purposes of students, teachers and researchers.
E 044 Fill Fill The Cup With Sparkling Wine Hafiz Poem By P S Remesh Chandran4 Bloom Books Channel 2019-01-02 | Persian poem Love And Wine, a Lyric, written by Hafiz of Shiraz in the 14th century and translated into English by John Richardson, the Edinburgh-born Oxford Scholar in Persian in the 18th century, renamed as Fill Fill The Cup With Sparkling Wine. Music set and sung by P S Remesh Chandran. Released for educational purposes of students, teachers and researchers.
E 043 Roses Are Blossoming Sa’di Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2019-01-02 | Persian poem Joy And Sorrow, a Lyric, written by Sa’di of Shiraz in the 13th century and translated into English by Arthur John Arberry, Egyptian Scholar and Professor of Persian and Arabic at the Universities of London and Cambridge in the 20th century, renamed as Roses Are Blossoming. Music set and sung by P S Remesh Chandran. Released for educational purposes of students, teachers and researchers.
E 042 There Is A Hidden Secret Scrapes At Me Gulchin Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2019-01-01 | Persian poem The Curtain Fell Part 2 written by the London medical doctor Gulchin and translated into English by Arthur John Arberry, Egyptian Scholar and Professor of Persian and Arabic at the Universities of London and Cambridge, renamed as Dark The Cavern And The Mountain Range Is High, music set and sung by P S Remesh Chandran. Released for educational purposes of students, teachers and researchers.
E 041 Dark The Cavern And The Mountain Range Is High Gulchin Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2019-01-01 | Persian poem The Curtain Fell Part 5 written by the London medical doctor Gulchin and translated into English by Arthur John Arberry, Egyptian Scholar and Professor of Persian and Arabic at the Universities of London and Cambridge, renamed as Dark The Cavern And The Mountain Range Is High, music set and sung by P S Remesh Chandran. Released for educational purposes of students, teachers and researchers.
E 040 A Sophist P S Remesh Chandran Poem Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-30 | The ancient Sophist saints in Greece were exceptionally clever with the use of words. Don't play with them- they can bind us cunningly with their tongues. And don't corner them- we will never forget what hit us. Here in this poem, one sophist saint is tried in Court for crime when Judges get stung. Classical sophists were well-versed in paradoxes, understanding the meaning of which wasn’t easy. So, here the court lets him go free just because they can’t understand the clear meaning of his words.First published as an article on 2 September 2010 which can be read at Link: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.in/2010/09/sophist-poem-by-psremesh-chandran.html
E 039 Swallows Solitude P S Remesh Chandran Poem Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-30 | The beauty and pleasure of a morning is running dews adorned through the brim of paddy fields, even before the crows and cocks raise loud their horn. Fresh earth at that time imparts to the runners, or walkers, the wetness of yester night’s dews in reeds and grass. Then the village folk would assemble in the hillocks for sunning themselves where at length everything under the sun would be discussed. And then the roadside shop would open, where middle aged men would debate, part and tread homeward through various ways, the next morning to restart. Village life has so many guileless virtues which once lost can never be restored.
E 038 In Search Of Silver Stars P S Remesh Chandran Poem Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-29 | Written in 1981 May in tribute to Bobby Sands- Irish poet, politician, revolutionary and martyr- who died in a British prison on 5 May 1981 at the age of 27 while relay fasting with others for the freedom of Ireland. He died on the 65th day of fasting. Seven others also fell dead in the same prison in the same relay fasting. Mar Papa John Paul II requested his mother Rosalyn Sands to dissuade her son from fasting in prison but she did not acquiesce. Nor did Papa intervene to introduce humane conditions in British jails which were the demand of the IRA prisoners. This poem is conceived as the mother visiting her dead son. We can understand the pain in the hearts of mothers whose sons turn revolutionaries. This poem is a tribute to such mothers of the world also, the silent spectators who facilitate revolutions.
E 037 Freedom And English P S Remesh Chandran Poem Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-22 | English kindled freedom thoughts in India and soon the British had to leave. People’s familiarity with English literature kept freedom thoughts alive for decades but now undemocratic elements want English, Freedom, Liberty and Democracy to go. States compulsorily turn people to use only regional languages. And the Centre promotes only Hindi. Administration, education and so many other vital fields are abandoning English one by one. The aim is clear: curtail thoughts of freedom, liberty, and democracy; cultivate totalitarian thoughts, and prepare for religious theocracy. Englishmen gave Indians Freedom and English. Without English they will loose Freedom.
E 036 Nature And Me On The Riverside P S Remesh Chandran Poem Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-22 | Washing clothes in a river is easy and effortless. There are tons of litres of water flowing and within minutes our washing will be over. We spread wet clothes on rocks mid river and place large pebbles over them to prevent them from being swept away by wind. What will we do, if we see no clothes when we rise from the river after bathing, all swept away by wind and placed high on tree branches or carried downriver? Not a few have walked in loin clothes to nearby houses, told the story, caused a few suppressed laughter among women and borrowed clothes to reach homes decently. But even if we do not place weights above clothes spread on rocky surfaces for drying, they will not be swept away by wind, if we spread them wet without squeezing, unless we rearrange them after part-drying. One day when I rose from the river I found my dhoti nowhere to be seen and wondered from which house I could borrow one and what story I would tell. But on search, I happily found that though it indeed had been swept away by wind after jerking away the weighted pebbles it had not been thrown into the flow down the waterfall but deposited in a whirl-winding pit in a rock amid the stream. It was kindness of river, and wind, one many riverside bathers regularly enjoy.
E 035 My Lady’s Grave Emily Bronte Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-20 | Where would you like your grave to be made- near to your home or in the wild? Would you like a place where larks and bees and linnets well hide you, and wild deer browse above your breast and wild birds raise their brood and after enjoying your smiles of love leave you to solitude? In the land of death the light of joy never fades and grief does not flow unchecked. The dark walls of death do not enclose joy for ever. The dweller in the land of death is beyond pleasure and honour and is changed and careless: even if you weep and mourn till your sorrow’s source is dry, the dead in their tranquil sleep will never return a single sigh. So, there shall be no other sound near my love’s lonely mound except the west wind blowing and the murmur of summer streams. ‘My Lady’s Grave’ is an immortal piece of poetry from one of the finest poetesses of England, Emily Jane Bronte, who lived just thirty years!
E 034 Where Lies The Land Arthur Clough Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-19 | Which does a sailor love more- shore or sea- is a question long remaining unanswered. Of course shore has its charms but sea also has its many. A good sailor can never answer which he loves the most. Nothing in land can exchange for the pleasantness of pacing the smoothly polished deck and, reclining over the stern, watching the widening foaming wake passing below. The broad expanses, immeasurable distances and unfathomable depths of the ocean, with its dire challenges of wind and wave and rains, are not something scorned by sailors and wished to be got past, but something the mastering of which exults them. ‘Where Lies The Land’ is a very fine sailor’s song from the nineteenth century, written by the gifted British poet Arthur Hugh Clough.
E 033 A Birth Day Christina Rossetti Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-19 | A love-laden mind is always happy. It’s always like singing birds nesting in healthy surroundings, trees bent with plenty of fruits and rainbows over peaceful seas, perhaps gladder than them all. Why? Because, her love is coming! That’s when she wishes to ascend a pulpit of silken purple dyes, carved meticulously with doves and peacocks and pomegranates, and worked in golden grapes and leaves and silver lilies. Why? Because, her love is coming for her birthday! A typical early nineteenth century song from a girl, excelling even the tender sentiments and ardent affections in Jane Austen novels, from the poet Christina Rossetti, who also wrote ‘Does The Road Wind Uphill All the Way’.
E 032 Row Row Row The Boat Unknown Poet By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-17 | ‘Row Row Row The Boat’ is a very old English song for teaching little children the art of musical singing as well as English pronunciation. Listening to the lines the child learns without the assistance of a teacher the three essentials rhyme, rhythm and lyrics. The song has had so many variations and so many tunes during the past centuries, its origin believed to be in earlier than the eighteenth century. People who are used to rowing will find this song useful and handy to teach their children. The broad expanse of water will sure have a prompting effect on human minds to sing and this is the ideal song. Inside class rooms and homes also singing this song would be an exhilarating experience, especially if as a chorus. ‘Row Row Row The Boat’ and ‘Ten Green Bottles Hanging On The Wall’ were my cradle songs and I learned their lyrics and tune well in childhood. I was taught by my father Late. N. Sahadevan, B.A., B.T., C.T.E., who worked as a High School English Teacher in my home village. He was my Class Teacher and English Teacher also in the Tenth Standard in S. K. V. High School, Nanniyode. My mother, late Padmakshy Sahadevan, also taught me the same songs in the same tune, who was incidentally one of his students. Before joining my local High School, he had served a few years in Singapore, Malaysia and other countries for a British cultural firm and then returned and got himself trained by the British Council of India at the Regional Institute of English, Bangalore. Therefore it is not certain where he got this tune from. I am re-creating this tune from memory.
E 031 Ten Green Bottles Unknown Poet By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-17 | ‘Ten Green Bottles Hanging On The Wall’ is a very old English song for teaching little children the art of counting as well as English pronunciation and music. Listening to the lines the child learns the three without the assistance of a teacher. The song has had so many variations and so many tunes during the past centuries, its origin believed to be around the fourteenth century. People who are reluctant to use the word ‘hanging’ which hints death repeatedly in the song lest unnecessary ideas and notions shall enter the minds of little children frequently have substituted that word with other words like ‘sitting, standing, and the like. But how could a bottle standing or sitting on a wall instead of hanging by a thread on the wall accidentally fall, which argument is not plausible. ‘Ten Green Bottles Hanging On The Wall’ and ‘Row Row Row The Boat’ were my cradle songs and I learned their lyrics and tune well in childhood. I was taught by my father Late. N. Sahadevan, B.A., B.T., C.T.E., who worked as a High School English Teacher in my home village. He was my Class Teacher and English Teacher also in the Tenth Standard in S. K. V. High School, Nanniyode. My mother, late Padmakshy Sahadevan, also taught me the same songs in the same tune, who was incidentally one of his students. Before joining my local High School, he had served a few years in Singapore, Malaysia and other countries for a British cultural firm and then returned and got himself trained by the British Council of India at the Regional Institute of English, Bangalore. Therefore it is not certain where he got this tune from. I am re-creating this tune from memory.
MR 050 Aruthinippaaduvaan അരുതിനിപ്പാടുവാ൯ Changampuzha Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-16 | The poet is now left lonely on the arena, the golden shafts of lights departed and the listeners dispersed. There is no use singing anymore. The real stimulant in life- the heroine’s captive smile- has also vanished. There only darkness, despair and anguish remain. He was only gaining enemies through his songs anyway, so no more singing. If a southerly wind came and blew out the light of life now, it would have been a blessing. You must have now gained an insight into how the mind of Kerala’s immortal poet Changampuzha Krishna Pillai worked. ‘Aruthinippaaduvaan’ was one of his fine songs, diving deep into the black depair that sometimes comes upon human minds. ‘Aruthinippaaduvan’ in Malayalam means ‘No More Singing’.
MR 049 Orudivasam Pularoliyil ഒരുദിവസം പുലരൊളിയിലു് Changampuzha Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-15 | How will be the passing away of a beloved? An immortal elegy set in a rural background by the master poet of Malayalam, Changampuzha Krishna Pillai, it ranks among classic lamentations in world literature, actually the poet himself envisioning his own passing away.
MR 048 Aa Vana Kallolini ആ വനകല്ലോലിനി Changampuzha Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-15 | There have been fine river songs in any language. Some like Tennyson’s The Brooke became world famous. Changampuzha Krishna Pillai’s Aa Vana Kallolini was a fine river song in Malayalam.
MR 047 Mangalam Mahamaye മംഗളം മഹാമായേ Unknown Poet By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-15 | There was a time when every Hindu home had an evening prayer before a lighted lamp, which was a sacred time for interacting with god. Some sang solo and some had everyone in the family sitting around the lamp on the floor and singing chorus. While passing before these houses, we were overwhelmed with joy and kindness, hearing these fine prayers flowing out and spreading through the night. Many people can still remember which homes had evening prayer and which had not. Many songs, written by unknown poets, survived generations this way. Now those times are past. Only a few homes still sing before a lighted lamp in the evening. Most houses have pre-recorded music like their notorious temples have- a charade of showing piety and also being a nuisance to others! This song- the lyrics and music- was stolen from the lips of a regular evening singer, Smt. Kamalakshy Divakaran, wife of Late Subedar N. Divakaran, Military Engineers, my father’s elder brother, from whom I learned many rare songs like this, including the full twenty lines of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. I am presenting this song here which though won’t be as beautiful as she sings it who is a fine singer anyway.
MR 046 Chanthameriya Poovilum ചന്തമേറിയ പൂവിലും Kumaranasan Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | Thousands of flowers fade and fall each second but no one takes note or laments over their passing away. But Kerala’s immortal poet Kumaranasan made an eternally memorable elegy out of the destiny of a fallen flower, comparable only to such excellent creations in world literature as Thomas Gray’s Elegy Written In A Country Churchyard and Alfred Lord Tennyson’s In Memoriam, in poetic conception and musical beauty, both.
MR 045 Reeyalisavum Riyaalittiyum റീയലിസവും റിയാലിറ്റിയും Vayalar Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | This is one of the rare surrealistically romantic poems in Malayalam literature, written by the gifted poet Vayalar Rama Varma. The difference between dream and reality, imagination and bare facts, what the mind sees and the camera sees, is brought out well in this poem, in resonantly beautiful words and phrases. Coming from the most renowned writer of countless lovely film songs in Malayalam, equally renowned for his poetic collections also, it was no wonder this song became a favourite in recitation stages through generations and one of the test marks for poetic proficiency in Malayalam literature against which many of the later poets compared their poetic creations.
MR. 044 Kaakka കാക്ക Vailoppilli Sreedhara Menon Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | This poem opened the eyes of Malayali to the till then unthought of and unrecognized beauties of the most common courtyard bird of Kerala, the Crow. Till the appearance of this poem in Malayalam literature, no one thought much about the usefulness and valuableness of this bird to the house women. It’s a rare piece of Bird Songs in Malayalam literature. After reading this poem by Vailoppilli Sreedhara Menon, no one will ever miss an opportunity to observe and study the movements of this bird around the house. They are the most endeared and useful to house women than the many mynas, pigeons and sparrows that abound around.
MR 043 Karunarasam Karakaviyum കരുണരസം കരകവിയും Changampuzha Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | It is a wonderful song on the longing and love of tender plants for trees and for birds and beasts, whatever is moving. Written by Kerala’s foremost poet Changampuzha Krishna Pillai and taken from his book Spandikkunna Asdhimaadam. The original title for this poem in the book was Oru Kadha. It is an unequalled song in Malayalam literature. This recording is a tribute to his memory.
MR 042 Mrugayaa Vinodikal മൃഗയാ വിനോദികളു് Dr. Nellikkal Muraleedharan Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | Mrugayaa Vinodikal exactly picturizes the flight and fear of hunted animals- innocent human beings- preyed upon for play by inhumans. This poem by Dr. Nellikkal Muraleedharan first appeared in the Malayala Kavitha Monthly by K. V. Ramakrishnan in April 1988. This fine magazine is extinct now. Dr. Nellikkal Muraleedharan passed away in April 2010. He was endeared once to thousands of college students as a Professor in Malayalam from the Nellikkal Village, Pathanamthitta. This recording is dedicated to his memory.
MR 041 Nadiyozhukunnu നദിയൊഴുകുന്നു Kadammanitta Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | Nadiyozhukunnu, a fine Malayalam river song by Late. Kadammanitta Ramakrishnan. Recorded by Bloom Books Channel and released as tribute to the great poet. to help children in recitation. Music and sung by P. S. Remesh Chandran. Music and voice released into public domain. Lyrics will sure have copyrights which should be respected
H 001 Kerala Laavanya കേരള ലാവണ്യ Kamalesh Hindi Poem By P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2018-12-14 | The most beautiful song about Kerala in Hindi, written decades back by the famous Hindi poet Kamalesh. A gem of a poem and a rare experience in music and poetry. It is wonderful how this North Indian soaked up everything lovely and proud in the ancient Kerala.
MS 001 സത്യഗ്രഹങ്ങളും സായുധ കലാപങ്ങളും Armed & Passive Resistance Speech P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2015-09-10 | Malayalam speech on Armed Resistance and Passive Resistance as experimented in Africa, Ireland and India, written in 1981 by P S Remesh Chandran as a tribute to Bobby Sanderson, Irish poet and revolutionary who died in a fast unto death. Originally written as introduction to his English poem In Search Of Silver Stars and Malayalam poem Thiricchu Varunna Kuyil, Chirikkunna Joodaassu, both written in 1981, immediately after the death of the poet, Bobby Sands. First published in 1987. Included in Malayalam poetry collection Kaalam Jaalaka Vaathilil released at Press Club, Trivandrum on 10 February 1999. First recorded in 2015 and video edition released in September 2015. Released into public domain.Why we, with only scanty resources, released these videos and made them mostly public domain can be read about in the pictureful and informative article, 'My First English Recitation Videos Took Thirty Years To Produce. By P.S.Remesh Chandran.' Link: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.in/2014/05/058-my-first-english-recitation-videos.html
MR 040 Vanaseemayile Pulkkudil വനസീമയിലെ പുല്ക്കുടില് P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2015-09-06 | There are rivers lost, forests lost and peoples lost. The regular habitat of the poet was destroyed by a government establishment for fattening the purses of a few rotten engineers, politicians and civil contractors. Once there was a clean river, a beautiful waterfall, mountains, forests and people there. The river was dammed up unnecessarily in the name of building a mini hydro-electric project which produced no electricity, the forests were clear-felled for making room for that dam, and the people were evacuated because no one knew when that dam would burst. Those scenes of innocence, simplicity and pagan beauty were lost, but imprinted in the mind of the poet. Vanaseemayile Pulkkudil means The Little Hut On The Edge Of The Forest.Those women and little children- those forest-dwellers who asse- mbled in front of their huts and sang lovely songs of joy in the evenings when the poet walked through the edge of the forest after bathing in the river- they all are gone now. Those huts from which kitchen smoke rose to serene evening skies amid lush green lie ruined now in the middle of a burnt and desolate forest land. That dam which ate up 50 crores rupees and produced 0.0005 MW of electricity is at Meenmutty, Vamanapuram River at Nanniyode, a warning to wanton arrogance of Kerala’s Electricity Board. When this poem was penned down in 1979, there was no fear of a dam. It is dedicated as tribute to that vanished beauty spot, in fond remembrance of lost rivers, forests and people.Written in 1979, this poem was considered as private and so, was not published. But the people and their habitat which inspired this poem succumbed to the greed and corruption of a few government people, builders and politicians in later years, which happens everywhere in Kerala and which no people’s representatives or chief ministers have had a back bone to resist, or protest. Lost rivers, forests and peoples also have voices, and hence, this poem is published now, in print and as video, as a gesture of vanished communities’ protest against eating up nature’s preserves and reserves by government officers, greedy and corrupt to the core.Why we, with only scanty resources, released these videos and made them mostly public domain can be read about in the pictureful and informative article, 'My First English Recitation Videos Took Thirty Years To Produce. By P.S.Remesh Chandran.' Link: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.in/2014/05/058-my-first-english-recitation-videos.htmlവനസീമയിലെ പുല്ക്കുടില്, അംഗനമാരുടെയും കുട്ടികളുടെയും ഇമ്പമാ൪ന്ന സംഘഗാനത്തി൯റ്റെ സംഗീത മാധുരിയിലൂടെ ഞാ൯ നടന്നൂ, ഞാ൯ നമിച്ചു; ആഹ്ലാദത്തി൯റ്റെ ഗാനം ആകാശത്തേയ്ക്കു പോയി.നിറഞ്ഞു തെളിഞ്ഞ പുഴ, മലയുടെ താഴ്.വര, എനിക്കു മീതെ പുഴ, മീനുകളെ൯ മേനിയെ വന്നു തള്ളുന്നു; നീരാടാ൯ ജലമെടുത്തതിനു പുഴയോട് ഞാ൯ ക്ഷമ ചോദിച്ചു.
MR 039 Shatt-al-Arab Ozhukikkolka P S Remesh Chandran Bloom Books Channel 2015-09-04 | The symbols, images, incidents and situations used for the making of this poem are diverse – Reichstag, The Phoenix Bird of Peace, Camp Davis, Helsinki Conference, Diego Garcia, Carter’s Doctrine, Reagan’s Theatrics, Moscow Olympics, Athletes’ Slaughter, Eisenhower Plan, Manhattan Project, Frankenstein, Nanda Devi Proliferation, Test Tube Children, Hippocrates Oath, Giving Away of Nobel Prizes, Petro Dollar Imperialism, Yanki Under-Deals, Jordan, Red Sea, Nile, Palestine, Saigon, Shatt-al-Arab, Enterprise Nuclear Ship- they are many and varied, from diverse fields of human activity. This was the kind of poems writers produced in Kerala in 1970s and 1980s, before worthless editors took charge of news papers and magazines.The French invented the word Dètente to denote easing of international tension and confrontation. This poem is in praise of Détente- a disappearing bird. This is the first, and perhaps the only, poem in Malayalam with such elaborate and broad an international theme as background. Some words used in this poem which were familiar to everyone, everywhere in the 1970s may not be familiar to generations born since the 1990s. They are explained in foot notes to this poem. This poem belongs to the early 1980s, and gauging from his international articles published lately, it seems the writer’s view of US and a few other countries have changed much since.REFERENCES IN THE POEM 01] Reichstag: Setting fire to the German Parliament Building in 1933 resulting in the Leipzig Trial and consolidation of Nazi power. 02] Misha was the Official Mascot of the 1980 Summer Olympics in Moscow. 03] Massacre of 11 Israeli athletes in the 1972 Munich Summer Olympics in West Germany by Palestinian terrorists with German Neo-Nazi assistance. The poet erred here: The Munich Massacre in 1972 was earlier than Moscow Olympics of 1980, not later. 04] General David Dwight Eisenhower was 5 Star General in the American Army in the Second World War and President of America during 1953-61. 05] Manhattan Project: It was the code name for the Atomic Bomb Military Project by the Anti-Nazi Nations headed by America, Britain and Canada.06] Frankenstein: Famous scientific horror novel by Mary Shelley; since then a synonym for a creation which cannot be controlled even by its creator. 07] Nanda Devi: America and India sent a special team to plant a plutonium-powered spying device on Nanda Devi Peaks in the Himalayas for watching nuclear testing activities of China. Adverse weather made them temporarily shelf this device and retreat, and when they returned in warmer season, it had disappeared into deep fissures in a glacier and could not be recovered. Eventually plutonium radiation reached the Ganges River and contaminated water. 08] Herodotus was the father of history and Hippocrates was the father of medicine, both Greek.09] Reference is to the continuing Iran-Iraq war from 1980 to 88 which Iraq started supported by Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, killed or maimed One Million people and soldiers, cost 230 billion dollars and 440 billion dollars worth of damages, used ballistic missiles and chemical weapons lavishly and burned precious petroleum fields indiscriminately- all for emphasizing Iraq’s sovereignty over the Shatt-el-Arab waterway into which Euphrates and Tigris pours waters, only to be returned to Iran by Iraq later to ensure Iran’s support in future wars with other countries! 10] Enterprise: Atomic-powered American war ship, de-commissioned since. 11] Dètente: The French word denoting easing tension between nations.Why we, with only scanty resources, released these videos and made them mostly public domain can be read about in the pictureful and informative article, 'My First English Recitation Videos Took Thirty Years To Produce. By P.S.Remesh Chandran.' Link: http://sahyadribooks-remesh.blogspot.in/2014/05/058-my-first-english-recitation-videos.html
