Tyāgarāja and the renewal of tradition : translations and reflections

William Joseph Jackson

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Indian and Buddhist Studies Cultural and Mythological Studies

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Tyagaraj [1767-1847] is the most celebrated of South Indian musician saints. This book explores some of the growth processes, the transmission patterns and the cutural creativity involved in South Indian Bhakti traditions. Using examples of Tyagaraja's life story, songs and social significance as case studies.

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