Jaya Bolo Jaya Nandalala

Jaya Bolo Jaya Murali Gopala [ Jaya Bolo ... ]

Nanda Kishora Shyama Gopala

Murali Lola Munijana Pala

Dwarakanatha Deena Dayala

Victory to the son of Nanda, the one who plays the Flute, the one who is dark complexioned, the one who is the Lord of Dwaraka, the one who encourages saints and sages and source of succor to the helpless.

Deity

Krishna

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

Shankarabharanam / Bilawal

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Reference Gents Pitch

1 Madhyam / F

Reference Ladies Pitch

5 Madhyam / C

Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

bolo:

chant, tell; (var) bol, boley - tells, boloon - i say

dayal:

compassionate one: (var) dayala, dayalam, dayalana, dayalo, dayalu, dayaludey, dayalane (tamil), dayakari (f), dayalakari (f)

deen:

downtrodden; (var) deena, deenan

dwaraka:

the town in which lord krishna ruled as a king

gopal:

name of krishna which means protector of the cowherd; (var) gopala, gopalana, gopalam

jaya:

victory; (var) jayam, jayatu

kishora:

son

lola:

longing or desirous of

munijana:

all the saints

murali:

flute

nanda:

foster father of lord krishna

pala:

to care, protect or sustain; (var) palana, palaya, palam, palan

sham:

dark hued, a reference to lord krishna; evening time; (var) shyam, shyama, shyamala

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