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This blog post is about the importance of the 44 swaras in Pancharatna Kritis lyrics. It starts with explaining what these are, then goes on to list out all these with music notation. There is also a link to download this for later reference. The introduction could be something like: The beauty of Carnatic Music lies in its simplicity and richness at the same time, which can be felt through the most popular genre of it- Pancharatna Kritis. Let's have a look at the Pancharatna Kritis of Thyagaraja. He composed 32 of his Pancharatna Kritis based on Matsya Purana, Brahma Vaivarta, Srimad Bhagavatam, Kamboja Nataka ("Kamboja Narasimha") etc. Here is the music notation on some of these. The above music sheets look easy enough to follow on first sight, but need more time to grasp the interpretation on first hearing. With the help of this article too, you can easily understand what these are all about. The article should have a list of all the Pancharatna Kritis with their Swaras, which should have their music notation as well as a link to listen to them. The links can be from YouTube, Saavn etc. It could start with a small introduction on what Pancharatna Kritis are. Here is an example from Wikipedia: In Carnatic music, Pancharatna Kritis or Pancharathna Krithis (literally "five gem-like compositions") are musical compositions in the form of poetry set to popular tunes and composed by the Trinity of Carnatic music – Tyagaraja, Muthuswami Dikshitar and Syama Sastri. The first two composers of Pancharatna Kritis were the brother-sister duo of Syama Sastri and Tyagaraja, who composed their first Pancharatna Kritis in the late 18th century. After them, the most eminent Carnatic musician Muthuswami Dikshitar also composed a number of Pancharatna Kritis. In contrast with most other genres of classical music, only one composer per song was allowed to compose a Pancharatha kriti. The beauty of Pancharatha Krithis revolves around their simplicity and richness at the same time. It can be felt through the most popular genre of it – Pancharathna kritis. That is because a Pancharathna kriti has a Padi (beat) and a Raga (melody). Both the elements, the beat and melody, have to be present in each lyric so as to form an emotional impact for its audience. Think of the various kinds of emotions that come from music. All our emotions can either be expressed through Raga or through Swara. In this category, there are not only sad songs but also happy songs. cfa1e77820
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