Carnatic Classical Music

Mayamalavagowla is the first basic raga taught to beginners in the Carnatic Music system. This raga is considered as the fundamental scale in Carnatic music and is often used as a scale for warm-up exercises and basic compositions. It has a symmetric structure and is known for its simplicity and melodic beauty. By starting with Mayamalavagowla, beginners can learn the foundational aspects of Carnatic music, such as swara (notes), gamakas (ornamentations), and basic compositions, before progressing to more complex ragas.

The famous kriti "Endaro Mahanubhavulu andariki Vandanamulu" was composed by Shri Thyagaraja.

Shri Purandara dasa is known as the father of Carnatic music because he is considered to be the pioneer and one of the most important composers in the development of Carnatic music. He played a significant role in structuring the fundamental elements of Carnatic music, including the melodic scales (ragas) and rhythmic patterns (talas). His compositions, known as "Purandara dasa kritis," are still widely performed and revered in the Carnatic music tradition. His contributions to the genre have had a lasting impact and he is therefore recognized as the father of Carnatic music.

The given Aarohanam and Avarohanam (ascending and descending scale) match with the raga Bilahari.

Shri Annamacharya is the worshipper of Lord Shri Venkateshwara Swamy.

The correct answer is Shreeraga, Shri, Sri Raga, Shree Raga, Shree, Shri Raga, sriraga.