Guest guest Posted January 25, 2005 Report Share Posted January 25, 2005 Dear devotees PAMHO AGTSP I'm looking for notation of original tunes that were played by Srila Prabhupada himself. He often played harmonium and devotees recorded it and most of it in a good shape. However I'm looking for a chance to actually see recorded notations in Western or SaReGaMa notation system I do have Srila Prabhupadas mridanga beat in MIDI format and notation to it that he himself gave to devotees. But it is the melodic notations that I cannot find. If anyone knows were to find it or know players who are able to document it please contact me. Srila Prabhupada played a few very very nice songs like Sri Siksastakam and Gaura Arati by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura -- does anyone have notations for them? To give an example of melody that is somewhat lost -- Jaya Radha Madhava that Srila Prabhupada introduced himself to our tradition as a bhajan for Bhagavatam -- it is being played in so many ways different to Srila Prabhupadas original mood/melody. Does anyone know the original melody that Srila Prabhupada used? There is no recording of it, but what about the story when he SPECIFICALLY stopped on the way to Mayapur to sing this bhajan in Radha Madhava temple. Could this melody be recreated or does anyone have notations for this particular melody that Srila Prabhupada himself loved. Of course his kirtan melodies are quite different. He was particular in a way? There are some sa-re-ga-ma notation (1) for the main "happenings" tune given by Vyasaki Prabhu on his 80s videotape. Anything closer to the original? What about the really nice Govinda Jaya Jaya kirtan that Srila Prabhupada himself lead? I'm sure any form or transposition of MIDI (if someone has a midi compatible keyboard) (in MIDI1 or MIDI0 format) or even just a probhad in Sa Re Ga Ma style will be very nice to have and share. I know most of books by devotees in recent years, but maybe someone has scans of older books if there are notations of the particular melodies by our Founder Acarya. Thank you very much in advance. And promise to share it. Your servant Caitanya candrodaya dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 25, 2005 Report Share Posted January 25, 2005 Dear devotees PAMHO AGTSP I'm looking for notation of original tunes that were played by Srila Prabhupada himself. He often played harmonium and devotees recorded it and most of it in a good shape. However I'm looking for a chance to actually see recorded notations in Western or SaReGaMa notation system I do have Srila Prabhupadas mridanga beat in MIDI format and notation to it that he himself gave to devotees. But it is the melodic notations that I cannot find. If anyone knows were to find it or know players who are able to document it please contact me. Srila Prabhupada played a few very very nice songs like Sri Siksastakam and Gaura Arati by Srila Bhaktivinoda Thakura -- does anyone have notations for them? To give an example of melody that is somewhat lost -- Jaya Radha Madhava that Srila Prabhupada introduced himself to our tradition as a bhajan for Bhagavatam -- it is being played in so many ways different to Srila Prabhupadas original mood/melody. Does anyone know the original melody that Srila Prabhupada used? There is no recording of it, but what about the story when he SPECIFICALLY stopped on the way to Mayapur to sing this bhajan in Radha Madhava temple. Could this melody be recreated or does anyone have notations for this particular melody that Srila Prabhupada himself loved. Of course his kirtan melodies are quite different. He was particular in a way? There are some sa-re-ga-ma notation (1) for the main "happenings" tune given by Vyasaki Prabhu on his 80s videotape. Anything closer to the original? What about the really nice Govinda Jaya Jaya kirtan that Srila Prabhupada himself lead? I'm sure any form or transposition of MIDI (if someone has a midi compatible keyboard) (in MIDI1 or MIDI0 format) or even just a probhad in Sa Re Ga Ma style will be very nice to have and share. I know most of books by devotees in recent years, but maybe someone has scans of older books if there are notations of the particular melodies by our Founder Acarya. Thank you very much in advance. And promise to share it. Your servant Caitanya candrodaya dasa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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