Even after 1000 times of hearing there are new bits and pieces in this album cropping up
Kattraai Konjam is just ultimate
This is Raja genre..You cant even define a genre to it..
It has all elements in it...
Pengal endral is too good ..This needs a repeated hearing.
The man of the album is drummer..he hits you in the head
The first drum sound in mudhal murai is so precise..i just can get over it
Yes, Kattrai Konjam is my fav from the album. Only IR can come up with such a gem. Marvelous.Quote:
Originally Posted by balachidam
NEP in LP format
http://www.indiaglitz.com/channels/t...cle/87061.html
As the world continues to enjoy the tracks produced by Maestro Illayaraja in Neethaane En Ponvasantham, producers and director Gautham Menon are trying hard to release the soundtrack in LP format which would give out the notes in Raja sir's composition even better.
NEP's songs have become a roaring hit among the public and listeners across the globe have been praising Illayaraja for coming up with wonderful music yet again. The team's attempt to get it out in LP sound format could only mean good news for fans who are anticipating the movie eagerly. Neethaane En Ponvasantham has Jiiva, Samantha and Santhanam in the lead and is produced by R.S. Infotainment.
I think it is done with Jazz techniques. I think in the pallavi every flute/oboe fill is slightly different. The first interlude is awesome. Dont know why the second is so short and different.Quote:
Originally Posted by brigs
My first video blog on Saindhu Saindhu song. Comments and feedbacks are welcome. I will be posting about more songs from NEPV and also other songs by Raja.
After doing video blog I think written version is easier!
Videoblog.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yhx2hQbCQME
Long Written version.
http://magnifythesmall.tumblr.com/
http://magnifythesmall.wordpress.com/
Nice effort Senthil. I have put up the link in twitter.
Watched the video. Very good attempt Sir. Keep it up!Quote:
Originally Posted by senthilv.com
Senthil.. one suggestion. when you describe about a song for 10 mins long, its better you play the audio content then and there.. may be in 2/3 intervals for playing prelude/interlude1/interlude2. That way, viewers can stay till the end with much attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
oh Great! Thanks Suresh.
Venkkiram:
Thanks for the feedback. I totally agree. I have been scratching my head to make it more friendly and accessible for all ppl.
Youtube sometime takes down video that have content with copyright violation. I'm a partner (Content creator) with Youtube so it complicates things to upload copyrighted material.
It is hard to convince them it is for educational purpose and may have to fight with all Digital Millennium copyright (DMCA) etc... in case Sony music South decides to flag my video!
Will see if there is a work around to this and figure out a way to make this accessible.
Hi All:
After some feedback across the board, I'm now ready with part2 of Saindhu Saindhu. I almost "conducted" the piece!! It was so much fun doing some homework on Raja's song. After this experience, I'm thinking, I have to learn to play at least one Raja's song.
Let me know your feedback. I can take comments even if it is not flattering :) I will tweak until I get the "right" format to discuss his song through video blog.
Senthil
http://magnifythesmall.wordpress.com...ndhu-analysis/
PS: Venkkiram, Hope this helps in putting the comments in context. Lemme know what you think.
http://youtu.be/EbrdW1tUalU