AMBAZHAPUZHA KRISHNA

UNIQUENESS

Ambazhapuza! How musical! vocalists thrilled by its sweet cadences filling their frames turn oblivious before letting out melodies through their god gifted throats, while tongues, plates and lips succeed in giving forms to the tunes to immerse the audience in anandasagara. 

Its syllables drip music, while the name recreates the enchanting; spectacle of the memorable scene of Krishna's Venunada that brought into existence here a splendid shrine for Krishna, who has been enjoying himself in playing on flute since the Dwaparayuga perhaps. Although the entire township has been overflowing with mellifluous notes of murali from the days of Muralipriya Krishna, it was not audible to any, lost in the mundane activities. 

But they feasted the ears of Pooratam Tirunal Thampuran once, when sailing in the company of Bilwamangla Swamiyar, who at once recognised that it was none other than Gopal's Venuganamrutha. Alighting from the boat, Bilwamangalaswamiyar directed his steps towards the source of the sound. 

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