ARR Vs YSR Vs HJ

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so you realized that it was a lift as soon as it started playing. You didnt refer to any scoresheet to verify it. Then why talk about sheets and stuff to others unnecessarily?
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I had to refer to sheet because you weren't ready to accept it was a lift. You really don't need any sheet to verify it is a lift...If one disagrees, the only way to prove is to provide the sheet. I will upload the complete piece from my CD if time permits (i had already told this to dinesh when he asked for it. I just don't have the facility/time to do such uploading business from home).

Other folks in the forum can decide how correct or wrong it is. BTW, Bolero is famous for its multiple variants of the single theme.

"If one disagrees, the only way to prove is to provide the sheet.":

Providing sheet for one song alone doesnt serve any purpose. Also since we are comparing the main melody here, its enough if the notes are compared. You dont need a sheet to do that. I know for a fact that the rhythm pattern is different, the scales are differnt and notes are different too. Only the meter for "Mellisaye" is somewhat similiar. Not enough to qualify as a lift. At the most, a subtle inspiration.Even that would be a stretch. and inetk here says the same
http://www.itwofs.com/trivia.html

"I listen to Maurice Ravel's 'Bolero'. And so I did. Surprisingly, I felt there are definite shades of 'Bolero' in the Rahman number - sort of a subtle influence?"

He wonders if it was just a subtle influence. The "shades" he is talking about is probably the meter similiarity for the first 2 words. Personally I dont think there is even much influence, leave alone a lift.

விகடனில் யுவன், ஹாரிஸ் பற்றிய வித்யாசாகர் கமண்ட்...

http://www.dinamalar.com/2006dec19/vikatan.asp

வித்யாசாகர் தன்னைப்பற்றி:

"எனக்குன்னு ஒரு பாணியை நான் வச்சுக்கிட்டதேயில்லை"...

யுவன், ஹாரிஸ் பற்றி:

"இது யார் போட்ட பாட்டுன்னே தெரியாமல் இருந்தால், அது எப்படிப்பெரிய விஷயமாக இருக்க முடியும்?"...

நுணலும் தன் வாயால் கெடும்:-)

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Originally Posted by app_engine

வித்யாசாகர் தன்னைப்பற்றி:

"எனக்குன்னு ஒரு பாணியை நான் வச்சுக்கிட்டதேயில்லை"...

யுவன், ஹாரிஸ் பற்றி:

"இது யார் போட்ட பாட்டுன்னே தெரியாமல் இருந்தால், அது எப்படிப்பெரிய விஷயமாக இருக்க முடியும்?"...

நுணலும் தன் வாயால் கெடும்:-)

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Puriyala :confused2:

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/2640/vidyahr2.jpg

Well Said VS about Quality and Hits.[/img]

பல்பு,
எது புரியலேங்கிறீங்க?

பழமொழிக்கு அர்த்தமா அல்லது அதை இங்க எப்படி அப்ளை பண்ணுறதுன்னா?:-)

எப்படி இருந்தாலும், விளக்கம்:

நுணல் = தவளை (சத்தம் போட்டு தனக்கே பிரச்னை உண்டாக்கும்)

வித்யா அது போல் மற்றவரைக்குறை சொல்லி (அதாவது சத்தம் போட்டு), தனக்கே அது அப்ளை ஆவதால் கவிழுகிறார்...

சில கேள்விகளுக்கு மௌனம் அல்லது ரஹ்மான் சொல்லற மாதிரி, 'நல்லா பண்ணறாங்க' தான் புத்திசாலித்தனமான பதில்...எஸ்பெஷலி, சொந்த மடியில் கனம் இருக்கும்போது:-)

what VS says applies to his songs too as they do not have any distinct identity. there is a malay proverb: lying on the back and spitting at the sky - that is exactly what VS has done.

app-engine is correct. :cry:

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Originally Posted by Music4Ever

It is nice that NOV brought KVM, GR, and others. All of them were awesome. Dinesh, there is a treasure to be unearthed by young folks like you.

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Last night Astro Vanavil showed a 5-hour concert called GR mudhal AR varai.
A lot of fantastic songs were sung by very good singers bringing back wonderful memories. Excited, I smsed Manisekaran and we traded sms on the going ons.

One of the songs sang was the classic ellaam inba mayam (originally sang by ML Vasanthakumari and P Leela) by two of Ragavendar's daughters. (Ragavendar is the man who acted in Sindhu Bairavi as the husband of Sindhu's mother.)

Manisekaran sms'ed me: This landmark song proved that carnatic music could grow in cinema. SS Iyer himself saw the film and then went to G Ramanathan to congratulate him.
GR fell upon the feet of SS and obtained his blessings.

That is classic music in cinema and humility of musicians for you!

nothing any wrong in vidyasagar comment.avar sonnathellam unmaithan..