Vi > References for ‘viińá, viiná, viińa’

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[9] Kiḿshuk bane áji nirjane ke tumi viińá bájáo Dekhá [...] 1 )

[10] [Who are you, playing the viińá today, alone in the kiḿshuk [...] late evening bathed in moonlight.]

[13] “It’s an ancient viińá , viiń in the [...] then he had to do it with this viińá . Can you tell me how long ago that was?”

[15] “Yes, I also guess it to be the same. I’ve been playing this viińá for the last 7500 years. For [...] desire to play once for you. This viińá is a quite simple stringed instrument. You must have heard its harmonies.”

[17] “Over time,” he continued, “this viińá changed into different kinds [...] efforts with this primitive viińá . He had to invent the scale. [...] their sound is also not the same.

[81] Formerly people used to be given [...] and nowadays two, for example, Viińá, Riińá, Rtá, [...] these kinds of names are given.

[2] Surasaptake báṋdhiyá viińá Hrday-kamale satata ásiiná, [...] rágińii d́halile.

[6] Playing Your viińá, tuned to the seven-note scale, [...] unique melodies do You pour forth?

[2] Dhará ghure cale priitiri [...] svare, Se dhvani dhvanita tava viińá táre, tumi cháŕá keu bojhe ná.

[6] The earth rotates in bonds of love, [...] harmonies resounding from Your viińá.

[7] Consumed and quivering in Your [...] rhythmic dance, My mind’s viińá awakenes in those resounding vibrations. Don’t You feel it, my love?

[1] Tumi esechile viińá bájiyechile, Jhauṋkár [...] tár manejhalkáy.

[5] You came, playing a viińá , Whose humming resonance [...] songs, In our minds Your viińá’; s sound resounds.

[8] [As the author will explain in later articles, the inventor of the viińá was Lord Shiva.]

[4] Sitting alone beside the window, [...] even though I, resonating in His viińá [lyre], forget Him My life in sweet eloquence flows on in a myriad of activities.

[8] Apáńipádo [...] hand,” for example, a viińá [musical instrument resembling [...] universe and whatever is inaudible.

[9] He does everything without the [...] Paoráńika goddess is “Viińá Páńi.” He [...] all other planets, stars, etc.

[19] VAEDYAK SHÁSTRA. The school [...] Knowledge. See also AVIDYÁ. VIIŃÁ. A musical instrument similar [...] VRTTI. Mental propensity.

[42] There are various kinds of [...] Sitar, esráj , viińá and violin, for example, are [...] instruments invented in India, viińá or viiń is the [...] called ektárá .

[1] In ancient times, human beings [...] musical notes emerged the first viińa or viiń or [...] retaining the initial form of this viińá , ektárá [...] końamátrká .

[8] The regions or points on the lower [...] world, viiń or viińá (lyre) was invented by Shiva, the other name of viińá is shivakoná.

[1] The colloquial meaning of the word [...] made the viiń or viińá . This viiń or viińá is the first musical instrument [...] left we can call kolamba .

[59] Kiḿshuk bane áji nirjane ke tumi viińá bájáo Dekhá [...] 9 )

[60] [Who are you, playing the viińá today, alone in the kiḿshuk [...] late evening bathed in moonlight.]

[63] “It’s an ancient viińá , viiń in the [...] then he had to do it with this viińá . Can you tell me how long ago that was?”

[65] “Yes, I also guess it to be the same. I’ve been playing this viińá for the last 7500 years. For [...] desire to play once for you. This viińá is a quite simple stringed instrument. You must have heard its harmonies.”

[67] “Over time,” he continued, “this viińá changed into different kinds [...] efforts with this primitive viińá . He had to invent the scale. [...] their sound is also not the same.

[55] [I salute thee, O goddess of knowledge, [...] necklace, Whose one hand holds a viiná, and other hand holds a book.]

[56] Now in the days of Shiva the viińá was in use. The viińá is a very ancient Indian musical [...] Shiva’s time and if she had a viińá in her hand, it would not be surprising at all. The viińá is the simplest form of stringed [...] other musical instruments evolved.

[57] So there is nothing surprising if Sarasvatii has a viińá in her hand; but what is surprising [...] viińápustakarainjitahaste [“with a viińá and a book in her hands”]. [...] Puráńa is caught in his own trap.

[63] [May the goddess Sarasvatii, who [...] are adorned with the beautiful viińá, who is seated on a white lotus, [...] May she always protect us.]