Karunanu Kapadumu Shubhapanthuvarali Rupaka

Raagaanga Ravali is a studio album of Carnatic vocal music performed by M. Balamuralikrishna. The album released in June 2006 under an unspecified label in CD format.

The album features traditional compositions in Carnatic raga structures. Track 7, titled Karunanu Kapadumu, runs for 7 minutes and 27 seconds. The composition is set in the raga Shubhapanthuvarali and employs the Rupaka tala, a rhythmic cycle of seven beats divided into three units. The lyrics and melodic phrasing adhere to classical Carnatic conventions, though specific lyrical authorship or accompanying instrumentalists remain undocumented in available sources.

M. Balamuralikrishna serves as the primary vocalist on the recording. His rendition incorporates characteristic elements of the Shubhapanthuvarali scale, including its asymmetric interval structure and emotive potential in devotional contexts. The track exemplifies his interpretive approach to kriti presentation, balancing adherence to tradition with individual expressive choices. Further production details, including recording location, engineers, or additional session musicians, are not publicly confirmed.

The album Raagaanga Ravali forms part of Balamuralikrishna’s late-career discography, reflecting his enduring engagement with rare and complex ragas. While the full tracklist and thematic scope of the release are not fully cataloged in accessible archives, the inclusion of Karunanu Kapadumu aligns with his broader repertoire of devotional and classical compositions. The CD format suggests distribution aimed at connoisseurs of South Indian classical music during the mid-2000s.