Sri Venkateswara Karavalamba Stotram
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• September 20, 1996
Dr. Vasudha Narayanan writes: "A friend of mine has asked me for the words of Sri Venkatesa Karavalamba stotram and I do not have it." Smt. M.S. Subbulakshmi included this work in one of her outstanding series of cassettes dedicated to Sri Annamacharya. I do not remember the number in the series, but it was the volume that also included the beautiful rendering of Emperumaanaar's Sri Ranga Gadyam. I hope this will help. If someone does have a copy of the text, however, I would be interested in knowing who composed this stotram. The topic has brought to mind a question, which, perhaps, could be answered by some music lovers in our group. Through my limited knowledge of Telugu, and with the aid of my family's translations, I have grown to very much enjoy the poetry of Sri Annamacharya. I am almost certain that the learned sage was intending to propogate the teachings or our Sampradayam in his works. However, I have read some recently written briefs of Sri Annamacharya's life, and found little, if any, written in regard to his connection to SriVaishnavism. I would be interested in getting some details on this. Daasanu Daasan, Mohan
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