About Raagaanga Ravali
Raagaanga Ravali is a 2006 studio album by Carnatic vocalist M. Balamuralikrishna. The work features 72 compositions rendered in the Carnatic music tradition. The album released in June 2006 under an unspecified label in CD format. No live recording or reissue details are documented.
Balamuralikrishna composed and performed all tracks. The repertoire spans multiple ragas and talas, adhering to classical structural conventions. Notable tracks include Sree Saputhraya Kanakangi in Rupaka tala, Pahi Jagadeeshwara Ganaurthy in Adi tala, and Thyagarajagurum Hanumathodi set to Khandajathi Triputa. The album also features devotional themes, with compositions like Sree Ramam Thanaroopi and Sree Hanumantham Manavathi dedicated to Hindu deities. Other tracks such as Jalamela Senapathi and Vadamela Kokilapriya explore lyrical and rhythmic variations within the Carnatic framework.
The release date aligns with Balamuralikrishna’s later career phase, though specific recording sessions or accompanying artists remain undocumented in available sources. The album’s title translates to \"a garland of ragas,\" reflecting its comprehensive survey of melodic forms. No commercial performance charts, certifications, or alternate editions are recorded for this release.