Tunography Bhakti presents its Navarathri 2026 music collection, bringing together nine Kannada devotional songs and a separate album of 14 instrumental fusion tracks. The two collections explore devotion through lyrics, melodies and pairings of Indian and contemporary instruments.
The 23-track collection offers listeners a choice of lyrical prayers, gentle instrumental melodies and energetic festive arrangements on the Tunography Bhakti YouTube channel.
Durga Navaratna: Nine Kannada songs for Navadurga
The lyrical collection, Durga Navaratna, follows the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Each song focuses on the goddess associated with a day of Navarathri, creating a devotional journey through the festival.
- Shailaputri: Bettada Magale
A tribute to the daughter of the mountain, with themes of faith and strength.
- Brahmacharini: Tapada Belaku
A song centred on penance, dedication and spiritual discipline.
- Chandraghanta: Abhayada Ale
A prayer for courage, protection and freedom from fear.
- Kushmanda: Shoonyadalli Aralida Nagu
A song inspired by creation, light and life.
- Skandamata: Madilali Skandanu
A celebration of maternal love through the goddess holding Skanda.
- Katyayani: Chandrahasa Holeyali
A tribute centred on courage and divine protection.
- Kalaratri: Kattaleyolagina Deepa
A devotional song about finding courage through darkness and fear.
- Mahagauri: Manjina Hani
A gentle song with themes of purity, peace and grace.
- Siddhidatri: Ombattu Deepa
The closing prayer brings together nine nights of devotion, blessings and fulfilment.
Navarathri Divine Raaga: Festive Instrumental Fusion
The companion album, Navarathri Divine Raaga, carries the subtitle Festive Instrumental Fusion. Its 14 tracks explore seven lead instrument pairings, with two arrangements for each combination.
The musical direction moves between peaceful devotional melodies and energetic festival arrangements. Bansuri, santoor, sitar, violin, sarangi, veena and nadaswaram share the collection with electric guitar and saxophone.
| Track | Lead instruments | Musical direction |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Navarathri Bhajan | Bansuri and santoor | A melodious devotional festival theme. |
| 2. Festive Dewdrops | Bansuri and santoor | A gentle festive arrangement. |
| 3. Navarathri Fusion | Sitar and electric guitar | Jugalbandi with a dhol and mridangam percussion direction. |
| 4. Strings of Celebration | Sitar and electric guitar | An energetic festival theme. |
| 5. Navarathri Jubilee | Shehnai and alto saxophone | Jugalbandi with dhol and tabla in the arrangement direction. |
| 6. Festival Fanfare | Shehnai and alto saxophone | A second arrangement continuing the celebratory theme. |
| 7. Navarathri Jugalbandi | Violin and flute | Bowed strings and wind melodies in a shared devotional arrangement. |
| 8. Melody of Nine Nights | Violin and flute | A festival-inspired melodic arrangement. |
| 9. Sax-Bansuri Jugalbandi | Saxophone and bansuri | A dialogue between two contrasting wind instruments. |
| 10. Moonlit Musical Dialogue | Saxophone and bansuri | A melodious festival theme. |
| 11. Temple Bell & Santoor | Santoor and sarangi | An arrangement direction with tanpura, temple bell, tabla, gentle pakhawaj and manjira. |
| 12. Radiant Temple Strings | Santoor and sarangi | A second track continuing the acoustic devotional theme. |
| 13. Welcome to the Temple | Veena and nadaswaram | Jugalbandi inspired by a temple festival. |
| 14. Temple Festival Dawn | Veena and nadaswaram | A second arrangement developing the temple celebration theme. |
Choose a devotional sound for your listening
Listeners who prefer Kannada lyrics can explore the nine songs of Durga Navaratna. Each uses a different aspect of Navadurga as its devotional focus, from spiritual discipline and courage to maternal love and peace.
For instrumental listening, Navarathri Divine Raaga offers contrasting textures across its seven pairings. Bansuri and santoor bring wind melodies together with struck strings. Sitar and electric guitar explore an acoustic and contemporary combination, while shehnai and alto saxophone develop a celebratory direction.
The violin and flute tracks combine bowed strings with wind melodies. Saxophone and bansuri offer another wind-instrument dialogue. Santoor and sarangi continue the acoustic devotional theme, while veena and nadaswaram draw on the musical atmosphere of a temple festival.
Listen on Tunography Bhakti
Explore the individual songs on the Tunography Bhakti YouTube channel. You can choose between Kannada devotional songs, gentle instrumental arrangements and festive fusion tracks.
Together, Durga Navaratna and Navarathri Divine Raaga bring 23 tracks to the channel's Navarathri 2026 collection.