A musical collaboration bringing poetry to life, “Njattuvelappodippukal” melds the voices of Sri. Kallara Gopan and the composition of Sri. M.K. Arjunan
Kochi, Kerala, India —Renowned Malayalam poet Prof. J.T. Amballur unveils his latest artistic endeavor with the release of “Njattuvelappodippukal,” a poem that has been beautifully transformed into a song. This new single, released on August 2nd, 2024, captures the timeless beauty of Kerala’s natural landscape through evocative lyrics and masterful musical composition. With the voice of celebrated singer Sri. Kallara Gopan and the expertise of music composer Sri. M.K. Arjunan, “Njattuvelappodippukal” offers listeners a serene and immersive experience, bridging the worlds of poetry and music.
The poem “Njattuvelappodippukal” is a testament to Prof. Amballur’s deep connection to the environment, reflecting his ability to translate the splendor of nature into words that resonate with the heart. This collaboration marks a significant moment in his illustrious career, as he partners with accomplished artists to bring his poetry to a broader audience. The song aims to promote an appreciation of nature’s beauty, using the power of music to enhance the emotional depth of the poem. Listeners are encouraged to visit the official website to experience the song, follow Prof. Amballur on social media, and share their thoughts on various radio and audio or video platforms.
As a retired professor from St. Albert’s College, Ernakulam, and a respected figure in Kerala’s literary community, Prof. Amballur has contributed significantly to Malayalam literature. His previous works, including “Muthumala,” “Munthirikkula,” and “Theerthayatra,” have earned him recognition and acclaim, solidifying his place among Kerala’s most cherished poets. As the former Secretary of the Samastha Kerala Sahitya Parishad, Prof. Amballur has long been a passionate advocate for the preservation and promotion of Malayalam literature, a mission that continues with the release of “Njattuvelappodippukal.”
“Njattuvelappodippukal” is more than just a song; it is an invitation to experience the rich cultural and natural heritage of Kerala through the lens of poetry and music. The combination of Prof. Amballur’s eloquent words with the hauntingly beautiful music composed by Sri. M.K. Arjunan creates a work that is both timeless and contemporary. Sri. Kallara Gopan’s soulful rendition of the poem brings an added layer of emotional depth, making the song a truly immersive experience.
Listeners are invited to explore this musical offering, which is now available on various platforms. Whether through streaming, sharing on social media, or writing reviews, audiences are encouraged to engage with “Njattuvelappodippukal” and join Prof. Amballur on this journey of celebrating nature through art. This release is not just a promotion of a song but a call to reconnect with the environment, to find beauty in the world around us, and to appreciate the artistry that brings such beauty to life.
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ABOUT
Prof. J.T. Amballur is a distinguished Malayalam poet and retired professor from St. Albert’s College, Ernakulam, Kerala, India. Known for his deep love of nature and his ability to capture its essence in his poetry, Prof. Amballur has made significant contributions to Malayalam literature. His works, including “Muthumala,” “Munthirikkula,” and “Theerthayatra,” reflect his profound connection to the cultural and natural heritage of Kerala. As the former Secretary of the Samastha Kerala Sahitya Parishad, he has played a pivotal role in promoting and preserving the literary traditions of his homeland. With the release of “Njattuvelappodippukal,” Prof. Amballur continues to inspire and connect with audiences through his art.
CONTACT
PROF.J.T.AMBALLUR
Name: GREGORY JOHN ( s/ o Prof.J.T.Amballur)
Address: P.J.ANTONY ROAD, PALARIVATTOM, KOCHI, Kochi, Kerala, India
Email: gregoryjohn9@gmail.com
Phone: 09995187561
LINKS
YouTube: youtube.com/@gregoryjohn9?si=7WpYNNzAvTphOa57
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6ziMWwZoeCcDkapuRl8RaS?si=bUfz92u5SFGLnWNW-IIpDQ
Source: ArtistPR