Guest guest Posted November 5, 2004 Report Share Posted November 5, 2004 27. The sweet melody of her words put to shame the Kacchapi (Vina of Sarasvati) (nijasaMlApamAdhuryavinirbhartsitakacchapi). The Amarasesa says," The Vina of Visvavasu is named Brhati, that of Tumburu Kalavati, that of Narada Mahati and of Sarasvati Kacchapi." The desire for hearing the Vina, in the world, is due to the beautiful melody coming out indistinctly from the sadja, etc. of the gamut, though there is no clear hearing of the letters. The Kacchapi of Sarasvati, speaks like a parrot a little distinct with melody. But is is indisputable that with distinct utterance the sweeter melody of her words excels all the musical instruments. So it is said in the Saundaryalahari (V.66), ' When Sarasvati with her Vina sings the various triumphs (i.e. the destruction of Tripura and Daksa, etc.) of Pasupati, O thou of beautiful speech, she has immediately to close her instrument with her finger tips, directly you start yur vocal music, shaking your head, and with sweet melody which has the power of influencing the Vina sound." Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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