Naetruvaren Yendru

2003
A female Indian classical musician in a red saree seated and playing a veena, with eyes closed in a focused, expressive moment, wearing traditional jewelry and a bindi, against a dark textured background.
Bombay Jayashri
10 tracks 2h 6m
Bombay Jayashri released the Carnatic album Naetruvaren Yendru in 2003, featuring ten tracks in ragas like Pantuvarali and Pharas under Rajalakshmi Audio.

About Naetruvaren Yendru

Naetruvaren Yendru is a Carnatic vocal music album by Indian classical vocalist Bombay Jayashri. The artist released the album in 2003 under the label Rajalakshmi Audio. The recording appeared in CD format as an official commercial release.

The album features ten tracks composed in traditional Carnatic raga structures. Bombay Jayashri performs compositions set to various talas, including Adi, Misra Chapu, and Rupakam. The opening track Cheli nenetlu employs the raga Pharas in Adi tala. Lekana ninnu follows in Asaveri, also in Adi, while Cheraravathemira uses Ritigowla in the same tala. Yeratagunatara adopts Kedara Gowla in Adi, and the title track Netru varen endru appears in Pantuvarali set to Misra Chapu.

The album continues with Saramaina in Behag raga and Rupakam tala. Annai janaki features Sankarabharanam in Adi, and Pozhudhumiga vachude presents Revati in Adi tala. Shringara lahari uses Nilambari in Adi, while the closing track Mangalam is set to Surutti. The release date of the album aligns with its 2003 publication year, though specific event details remain undocumented.

The work reflects Bombay Jayashri’s interpretation of classical and devotional compositions within the Carnatic tradition. The label Rajalakshmi Audio distributed the CD, but additional production or session details are not publicly confirmed.

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Catalog Number: racdv 0301