Gajavadana Jaya Namosthuthey

Nagaja Nandana Namosthuthey

Vijaya Pradayaka Vighna Nasha

(Shubha) Mangala Dayaka Namosthuthey

Salutations to Lord Ganesha, the elephant-faced one, the son of Mother Parvathi. Victory to Thee, O Lord, You are the one who bestows victory, destroys obstacles and blesses all with auspiciousness.

Video

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Deity

Ganesha

Language

Sanskrit / Hindi

Raga

~ Shuddha Saveri / Durga

Beat

8 Beat / Keherwa / Adi

Level

Intermediate

Tempo

Medium

Reference Gents Pitch

1 Pancham / C

Reference Ladies Pitch

5 Pancham / G

Music notes for First Line

D2 R2+ S+ S+ D2 P P M1 R2 S R2 P

In the Key of C:

A D+ C+ C+ A G G F D C D G

Notes Range

Lowest Note: d2 / A (lower octave)
Highest Note: M1 / F (higher octave)

* Western notes are in the Key of C

Sheet Music

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Song Tags

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Glossary Terms

Song Glossary

dayaka:

one who gives; (var) dayakam, dayiney, dayaki (f)

gajamukha:

elephant-faced one, refers to lord ganesh; (var) gajamukham, gajanana, gajananam, gajavadana, gajavadanam

jaya:

victory; (var) jayam, jayatu

mangal:

auspicious; (var) mangala

nagaja:

daughter of the mountain - refers to parvathi

namostuthey:

to offer salutations; (var) namasthey

nandana:

son, also the name of a forest; (var) nandan, nandanam

nasha:

destruction

pradayaka:

bestower

shubh:

good, auspicious, pleasant; (var) shubha, shubham; shubhakari, shubankari - goddess who bestows auspiciousness

vighna:

obstacle

vijaya:

victorious, victory; (var) vijayee

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