Theeratha Vilayattu Bharathiyar

Theeratha Vilayattu Bharathiyar is a Carnatic flute composition performed by Dr. N. Ramani. The track appears as the fourth piece on the album Classical Music on Flute, released in May 2000. The recording spans 5 minutes and 5 seconds in duration.

The album Classical Music on Flute features Dr. N. Ramani as the primary artist. The release format is a commercial audio CD. The label associated with the production remains undocumented in the available context. The tracklist and additional metadata beyond the specified piece are not provided.

Dr. N. Ramani (1934–2015) was a prominent exponent of the Carnatic flute tradition in India. His interpretations often emphasized classical ragas and compositions by notable poets, including Subramania Bharati, whose works inspired the title of this track. The composition style aligns with the broader Carnatic repertoire, characterized by improvisational alapana, rhythmic kalpana swaram, and structured neraval.

The track title references Bharathiyar, a common honorific for Subramania Bharati (1882–1921), a Tamil poet and freedom fighter. The phrase Theeratha Vilayattu translates roughly to \"eternal play\" or \"unending game,\" though the exact lyrical content and raga framework of this performance are not detailed in the provided context. The recording period and studio location for the album are also unconfirmed.

Dr. Ramani’s discography includes numerous Carnatic flute albums, with Classical Music on Flute serving as one of his releases in the early 2000s. The album’s reception, commercial performance, and critical analysis are not recorded in the available information. The track remains a representative example of his approach to blending classical technique with devotional and patriotic themes in instrumental music.