Independence of Ramayya Sivan (September 26, 1890 - October 1, 1973) is a Carnatic music composer and singer. He was awarded the Madras Music Academy's Sangeetha Kalanidhi in 1970. He was also a leading film composer in the Kannada cinema and Tamil cinema in the 1930s and 1940s.
A famous composer, Sivan is also known as Tamil Thyagaraja. Using South Indian Classics as a base, Sivan created many hits popularized by M. K. Thyagaraja Bhagavathar and M. S. Subbulakshmi.
In 1962, he was awarded the highest award of the Sangeet Natak Academy Fellowship awarded by the Sangeet Natak Academy, the Music Academy, the Dance, and the National Drama of India.
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Kehidupan
The early years of Papanasam Sivan were spent in the Travancore area of ​​Kerala where kings despised art. He was born in the village of Polagam in the district of Thanjavur, which is home to the musical trinity of the famous Carnatic music. The name he gave was Ramaiya. In 1897, when Ramaiya was only seven years old, his father died. His mother, Yogambal, along with his sons, abandoned Thanjavur and was forced to move to Trivandram (now Thiruvananthapuram) in 1899 to seek his uncle's help. In Thiruvananthapuram, Ramaiya studied Malayalam and then he joined the Sanskrit Maharaja college and obtained a degree in grammar.
His bale was very religious, and with the death of his mother, Yogambal in 1910, when he was twenty years old, became taller. He wanders from place to place visiting temples and singing hymns. Ramaiya had been an active participant in musical sessions at Neelakandasivan's home in Thiruvananthapuram. Thus he learned much of Neelakandasivan's musical composition. In this period, his wandering will take him regularly to the temple at Papanasam, where he will smear the bhasma throughout his body. Therefore people began to call it Papanasam Sivan, a name he later came to recognize.
He took his first music lesson from Noorani Mahadeva Bhagavatar, son of Parameswara Bhagavatar. Then he became a student of Konerirajapuram Vaidyanath Iyer, a famous musician, under the guidance of Sivan who developed into a perfect artist.
Despite his in-depth knowledge of music, Papanasam Sivan is more interested in the devotional aspect of music. He prefers singing praise songs and encourages other singers to take part in music with him. Papanasam Sivan is a regular at all major temple festivals in South India with songs of his musings.
Then in 1962 Papanasam Sivan received the Presidential award and in 1969 he received the Sangeetha Kalasikhamani award awarded to him by the Indian Art Society, Chennai. He was awarded Sangita Kalanidhi in 1971.
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Family
Ramaiya (Papanasam Sivan) has a daughter, Dr. Rukmani Ramani, a leading Carnatic Musician in Chennai. Shri Papanasam sivan has three daughters and two sons. Ashok Ramani who is his grandson is also a successful Carnatic musician. Another princess by the name of Nila Ramamurthy is also used to create Carnatic music. He has two sons named Ramadoss and P.S.Krithivasan, and survives by children named K.Ganapathy and K. Balathiripura sundari. K.Ganapathy is a full-time full-time mechanical engineer and also performs lightweight music part-time for various orchestras in and around chennai. K.Balathiripura Sundari has studied carnival music and is currently teaching music to prospective students of Mumbai. Many of the critical boarders have a mudhirai 'ramadasa' as a tribute to his son. Sri Papanasam sivan has an elder brother Rajagopal Iyer whose daughter V. N. Janaki is an actress and wife of former Chief Minister Tamil Nadu. Rajagopal Iyer also has a son of P. Narayanan who is a great educator in Chennai.
Sri Papanasam Kumjumani Bhagavathar, Sri Papanasam Ramani Bhagavathar, Smt Radha Kalyanaraman (Vokalis), Sri Papanasam Kumar (Nrudngist), Guru Shankaranarayanan R (Nrudngist), Guru Gokul Kumar (Violinist), Kurang. Sruthi Kumar (vokalis and kecapi pemain), kurang Anita Sivaraman (penari) Hei Menakaat seniman, Kumar Rajendran (Pengacara) and Doklatha Rajendran (Educator Khusus) SmtkSrilatha Balaji (Vokalis-Putri of SmtkRadha Kalyanaraman) SmtkGirija Harikrishnan (Vokalis), Induk Bharadwaj Harikrishnan, Sai Saudara KmkSai Satyaan kum.Sai sruthi (bharathanatyam penari) is the name of the person who has been visiting/visiting the country for a long time.
Filmografi
- Sita Kalyanam (1934)
- Fvlkkodi (1934)
- Naveena Sadaram (1935)
- Chithnmni (1937)
- Sevsdnm (1938)
- Yayethi (1938)
- Mathru Bhoomi (1939)
- Sivkvi (1943)
- arids (1944)
- Fnkjvlli (1947)
- Knnik (1947)
- Bhilhn (1948)
- Naattiya Rani (1949)
- Ambikpthe (1957)
Komposisi
Catatan
CJUGA
- Daftar komposer Carnatic
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