Thyagaraja is widely regarded as the father of Carnatic music due to his immense contributions to the genre.

Muthuswami Dikshitar is renowned for his kritis in praise of Lord Shiva, often referred to as 'Shiva Stutis'.

Swati Tirunal, the Maharaja of Travancore, composed numerous kritis in praise of Lord Vishnu, showcasing his devotion and musical prowess.

Shyama Shastri, a contemporary of Thyagaraja, is known for his kritis in praise of Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge and music.

Swati Tirunal composed several kritis in praise of Lord Muruga, showcasing his devotion to the deity and his musical versatility.

Thyagaraja's kriti 'Endaro Mahanubhavulu' is a popular composition that reflects his devotion to Lord Rama and his philosophical insights.

Muthuswami Dikshitar's kriti 'Nagumomu Ganapathim' is a well-known composition in praise of Lord Ganesha, showcasing his musical prowess and devotion.

Adi Shankara, a renowned philosopher and spiritual leader, composed the kriti 'Bhajagovindam', which is considered a classic in Carnatic music.

Swati Tirunal composed the kriti 'Saraswati Namostute' in praise of Goddess Saraswati, showcasing his devotion and musical talent.

Thyagaraja's kriti 'Ramachandra Kripalu Bhajeham' is a popular composition that reflects his devotion to Lord Rama and his longing for his grace.

Muthuswami Dikshitar's kriti 'Vathapi Ganapatim Bhajeham' is a well-known composition in praise of Lord Ganesha, showcasing his musical prowess and devotion.

Swati Tirunal composed the kriti 'Jagadananda Karaka' in praise of Lord Vishnu, showcasing his devotion and musical talent.

Swati Tirunal composed the kriti 'Koluvaiyunnade' in praise of Lord Vishnu, showcasing his devotion and musical talent.

Thyagaraja's kriti 'Marugelara' is a popular composition that reflects his devotion to Lord Rama and his longing for his grace.

Thyagaraja's kriti 'Enna Thavam Seidhanai' is a popular composition that reflects his devotion to Lord Rama and his longing for his grace.