Edakka or Idakka or Dakka is the Symbol of Cosmic Concord. It is the primordial divine musical instrument which during dusk is played by Mahadeva Supreme Lord of Universe who then dances to its rhythm. The whole universe cosmos wakes up refreshed listening to sweet sound.
Material and spiritual, enlightening and enchanting in the same breath in its shape, sound and quality Idakka is both percussion an a stringed instrument at the same time. The two sides of this sublime instrument represent the mundane and the metaphysical existence. The six holes on the beating heads stand for the six parts of the Veda and the hole in the middle of the stock is Bramharandra the minute pathway through which our soul is said to leave the mortal body to join the cosmic energy. The four tension rods denote the four Vedas the frills on these the time-honoured sixty –four arts.
Idakka is shaped so as to subsist below heaven and above arth servile to the mortal hand its sound bringing together the two realms in a delicate basso.
Listen to the drum beats of Gods and transcend yourself with a song that’s neither song nor rhythm.
The Contents.
1.Swami ninne - Shankarabharanam
2.Vathapi ganapathim - hamsadhwani
3. Pahiparvatha - arabhi
4. Kathiduvay - valachi
5. Chindhai arindhu - shanmughapriya – kapi
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Material and spiritual, enlightening and enchanting in the same breath in its shape, sound and quality Idakka is both percussion an a stringed instrument at the same time. The two sides of this sublime instrument represent the mundane and the metaphysical existence. The six holes on the beating heads stand for the six parts of the Veda and the hole in the middle of the stock is Bramharandra the minute pathway through which our soul is said to leave the mortal body to join the cosmic energy. The four tension rods denote the four Vedas the frills on these the time-honoured sixty –four arts.
Idakka is shaped so as to subsist below heaven and above arth servile to the mortal hand its sound bringing together the two realms in a delicate basso.
Listen to the drum beats of Gods and transcend yourself with a song that’s neither song nor rhythm.
The Contents.
1.Swami ninne - Shankarabharanam
2.Vathapi ganapathim - hamsadhwani
3. Pahiparvatha - arabhi
4. Kathiduvay - valachi
5. Chindhai arindhu - shanmughapriya – kapi
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