Devotional compositions hold a central place in Carnatic music, expressing the profound spirituality and devotion of both composers and performers. These compositions, known as keertanas, are often dedicated to Hindu deities and are sung with a deep sense of bhakti (devotion). Devotional compositions in Carnatic music typically revolve around themes of devotion, praising the glory, virtues, and divine attributes of various Hindu deities. They may also include expressions of longing for the divine, seeking blessings, and surrendering to the divine will.

The following songs have been taught in this masterclass by Sangita Kalanidhi Shri R.K Shrikantan. Notations are available for all songs.

Adidanoranga - Arabhi - Adi Tala - Purandaradasa
Gajamukhane - Nattai - Vyasa Teertha
Manavajanma - Poorvikalyani - Mishrachapu - Dasapada - Purandaradasa
Neenedayalo - Anandabhairavi - Misrachapu - Purandaradasa
Palisemma - Mukhari - Adi Tala - Purandaradasa

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