tasya hrade viharato bhuja-daṇḍa-ghūrṇa-
vār-ghoṣam ańga vara-vāraṇa-vikramasya
āśrutya tat sva-sadanābhibhavaḿ nirīkṣya
cakṣuḥ-śravāḥ samasarat tad amṛṣyamāṇaḥ
tasya -- of Him; hrade -- in his lake; viharatah -- who was playing; bhuja-danda -- by His mighty arms; ghurna -- swirled about; vah -- of the water; ghosham -- the resounding; anga -- my dear King; vara-varana -- like a great elephant; vikramasya -- whose prowess; asrutya -- hearing; tat -- that; sva-sadana -- of his own residence; abhibhavam -- the trespassing; nirikshya -- taking note of; cakshuh-sravah -- Kaliya; samasarat -- came forward; tat -- that; amrishyamanah -- being unable to tolerate.
According to the acaryas, Lord Krishna was producing wonderful musical sounds within the water simply by splashing His hands and arms.