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Stavamala
Year: cerca
1550
Language: Sanskrit
The Stavamala,
or “the garland of hymns,” is a very famous songbook written by Srila Rupa Goswami.
The Stavamala consists of six volumes filled with stotrams (systematic hymns with no fixed number of verses),
astakams (systematic hymns of eight verses), and dasakams (systematic hymns with ten verses). The Stavamala contains prayers that glorify various
personalities from Krsna lila
to Gaura lila. The sixth
volume contains forty-two songs about Krsna and his activities and
conversations with the gopis. The forty-two songs are
known as the Gitavali. The songs “Radhe
Jaya Jaya Madhava Dayite” and “Krsna Deva Bhavantam Vande” are two well known songs form this book.
Volumes
3 and 4 were not available to KKSongs. Only Volumes
1, 2, 5, and 6 are available to KKSongs.
SECTION ONE: Volume One
Prathama
Sri Kunjaviharyastakam
Dvitiya Sri Kunjaviharyastakam
SECTION TWO: Volume Two
Ananda
Candrikakhyam Radha Dasa Nama Stotra
Sri Prema Sudha Sattrakhya
Sri Vrndavanesvari Namastottara
Sata Nama Stotra
Vraja Navina Yuva
Dvandvastaka
SECTION THREE: Volume Five
Untitled Prayer to Sri Govardhanodhara
Untitled Prayer to Ballavendra
Untitled Prayer to Rasa Rasika
Untitled Prayer to
Radha Vallabha
Untitled Prayer to Vraja Nagara
SECTION FOUR: Volume Six (Gitavali)
Lalita
Pranama Stotra (Lalitastakam)
UPDATED:
July 24, 2010