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"Kanaka Mahalakshmi RDT" is unique in a few ways.Quote:
Originally Posted by prabhudas
1. Putham puthu Kaalai, tune is used as the love theme between lead pair.
2. The duet "E naadu vidiponi" is based on Theme track from "Swathi Muthyam" (K Viswanath's film... Sippikul Muthu (?) in tamil)
3. Another duet "Vennalai Paadana" is based on Theme track from Vamsy's another film "Sitaara".
I am yet to a site to download "Ghana Shyama" from Kochu Kochu..... can't even get hold of the album to purchase, somebody please please help!!
new malayalam mohan lal starrer audio released... music by IR
http://www.musicindiaonline.com/l/20/s/movie_name.8377/
Thanks Jibi for the news. First hearing- It sounds very vintage IR - Tablas, KJ and KSC all back under his baton. And the tunes also sound very IR'ish.For those not comfy with his usage of synth, here is an album for you - Basic IR!!
12bums,
Great one live review. The songs are indeed vintage Raja. Tx for the lead.
I think so too Prabhudas. This is not to knock IR, but that is the way art works. Creativity is not analytical ability for one person to weild it consistently. Just like sport, there is an element of chance (or divine intervention as the artists themselves attribute it to !!!) .Quote:
Originally Posted by prabhudas
That is why I am a little skeptical about working 'hard' to create good music. You can only create good sound. For music, you just have to be interested in it, that is all.
If it comes to hardwork I am sure there are lots of toiling away with kirthis/raagams and Bach/Beethoven sheet music. They all dont become composers. Composers are ones who can turn their knowledge into a work of art in an instant of creative flow. This does not mean one should not work hard to learn music, if they want to be a composer or not. It is just that the composition itself is not like normal 'work'. That is why it is called art.
Rasathanthiram's music in 100 words.
http://www.milliblog.blogspot.com/
The phrase 'vintage Raja' works only when given the appropriate perspective. In Tamil, it doesnt. I believe thats as much to do with the themes, trends and progress. In Malayalam, fits much better!
As expected, `poo kumgumappoo' KSC version is a lot better than KJY's...(I feel it's time for Dasettan to bid adieu to film music and focus on classicals alone...)
A `pleasant to hear', `soft on ears' album...that way it's vintage IR...may not be trend-setting, but soothing nevertheless...