Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Sunil Edirisinghe Songs

  1. Minisa Suwadai
  2. Issara man giya
  3. Lokayak Nasannata
  4. Ahasai Oba mata
  5. Balen Beda
  6. Amal Biso
  7. Malak Wela
  8. Malin Malata
  9. Pinbara Yame
  10. Pura Poya Hadata

Asanka Priyamantha Piris Songs

  1. Nupurudu Oba duru
  2. Lebunath Neth Uga
  3. Etha Wana pethin
  4. Senehasakata Aruthak
  5. Sagara Werale
  6. Sada Modu wela
  7. Sada Ebennepa
  8. Hiri Vikasitha Vi
  9. Pehesara Aranaka
  10. Ada Sada Nalale

Chandana Liyanarachchi Songs

  1. Suwada Thiya
  2. Sumudu Walawaka
  3. Kadulu Gala
  4. Polruppawe
  5. Pem Paniwide
  6. Sadata Adarei
  7. Sihina Asapuwe
  8. Palu Muhuda
  9. Pama Wedie
  10. Sithuwili Ganga

Victor Rathnayaka Songs


  1. Adaraye Ulpatha
  2. Amma
  3. Thaniwennata Mage lowe
  4. Thotupala Aine
  5. Thani Tharuwe
  6. Niwan Dutu Himi
  7. Kohe Sita Oba
  8. Mama Tharaha Ne
  9. Obe thol pethi
  10. Ahimi Unath Oba lade

Nanda Malani Songs

  1. Pawana
  2. Oba Mata Kadulak Mai
  3. Yadimin Beda
  4. Wahinna Hekinam
  5. Thatu Sidei
  6. Dasa Masak
  7. Bamuna Unath

Gunadasa Kapuge Songs

  1. Unmada Sithuwam
  2. Uthuru Kone
  3. Awado
  4. Abisarikawanvi
  5. Ahasa Usata
  6. Bindu Bindu Tharaka
  7. Dampatinla
  8. Dawasak Pela
  9. Unmada Sithuwam
  10. Suba Prarthana

WD Amaradewa

Pandith Amaradeva: the maestro in Sinhala Music
This is a tribute to a master musician whose contribution to the music scene in Sri Lanka spanning a period of more than five decades has been an incomparable one. His music has been the most influential force in forging what could be called a truly Sri Lankan music with a unique national character and identity. At a time in the past when Sinhala music was at crossroads, his music provided the necessary direction and infused it with a fresh vigour. From that time onwards his musical creations have captured the hearts of several generations of music lovers, both young and old. It would not be an exaggeration to say that hardly a single lover of Sri Lankan music can be found who has not fallen under the spell of the smooth, velvet-like and yet deep and resonant, voice of his. Perhaps his greatness lies in his ability to create a range of emotions in the listener with that richly expressive voice of his which immediately 'transports' the listener to a world of his own. Firmly rooted in the rich musical traditions of the land, Pandit Amaradevas repertoire of musical compositions displays an astonishing variety. For thousands of Sri Lankans living abroad specially, his music has brought nostalgic and often poignant memories of the motherland. This son of the soil is truly a gift of the gods to the nation.
Amaradewa Songs
Danno Budunge