Sami Ninne Koriyunnanu

Sami Ninne Koriyunnanu is a Carnatic vocal composition performed by T. M. Krishna. The track appears as the first recording in an undocumented live or studio release from the December Season 2001, issued in 2001 under the label Charsur Digital Workstation. The format of the release is digital media, though specific distribution details remain unverified.

The composition spans 4 minutes and 40 seconds. The lyrics and melodic structure follow traditional Carnatic conventions, but the release lacks accompanying documentation to confirm the rāga, tāḷa, or composer attribution. T. M. Krishna renders the piece in his characteristic vocal style, though no additional artists or instrumentalists are credited in available sources.

The December Season refers to the annual Margazhi music festival in Chennai, a period when numerous Carnatic musicians present concerts and recordings. This track likely originates from a performance or session tied to that season, but the exact context—whether a full album, a single, or an archival extract—is not specified in public records. The label Charsur Digital Workstation, known for digitizing and distributing Carnatic music, produced the release without further catalog metadata.

No commercial reissues, alternate versions, or related tracks from this release are documented. The track title Sami Ninne Koriyunnanu translates roughly to \"I beseech you, Lord,\" a common devotional theme in Carnatic repertoire. The recording predates Krishna’s wider recognition as a prominent exponent of the art form, occurring early in his professional career.