Nacho Nacho Nacho Nandalala
Nacho Nacho Nacho Nandalala
Nacho Nacho Nacho Nandalala
Nandalala Nandalala [ Nacho Nacho ... ]
Narahari Roopa Narayana
Narayana Sai Narayana [ Nandalala ... ]
Rhuma Jhuma Payal Ghungaroo Bajey
Ghungaroo Bajey Sai Murali Bajey [ Nandalala ... ]
Oh Son of Nanda, Krishna, perform the divine dance. Oh Lord Sai Narayana who assumed the form of Lion-God Narasimha, let the anklets, the musical instrument Ghunguroo play, let the flute play the glory of Lord Sai Krishna.
Translate Meaning:
Deity
Krishna
Language
Sanskrit / Hindi
Raga
Hamsanandi / Sohini
Notes:
The Carnatic Raga Hamsanandi has the swara "R1" in the ascending set of notes as well. Typically for the pitch, Nishad (7th) is used instead of Pancham (5th) or Madhyam (4th).
S G2 M2 D2 N2 S
S N2 D2 N2 D2 M2 G2 R1 S
In the Key of C:
C E F# A B C
C B A B A F# E C# C
Beat
6 Beat / Dadra
Level
Intermediate
Tempo
Fast
Reference Gents Pitch
1.5 Pancham / C#
Reference Ladies Pitch
5.5 Pancham / G#
Sheet Music
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Glossary Terms
Song Glossary
to play an instrument or instruments being played; (var) bajey, bajaavey, baja, bajaavath, baajath
special anklets worn by dancers
flute
telling somebody to dance
son of nanda; (var) nandalal
lord narasimha, the fourth incarnation of lord vishnu as half-human and half-lion for killing the demon hiranyakashipu; (var) naarasimha
lord vishnu; (var) narayan, narayanam, narayanaya
ornament for ankles; (var) payaliya - plural
the description of the sound of anklets; (var) rhum-jhum, rhumaka-jhumaka
figure, embodiment; (var) roopam, roopini (f)
sa + aai = divine mother
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