[arr] Yodha flute piece

[kansis_unplugged]

Hello Everyone !
I would really appreciate if anyone could post or send me a link of the flute 
piece in Yodha.
Also, I have felt a strange resemblance of the starting 10 seconds of the song 
Sahara Pookal 
to this. Maybe its just me, but i did notice some similarity.

Anyways, thanks alot
Rohit

[arr] Lata M on ARR

[Gopal Srinivasan]

Rajeev Masand: In the 90s you
also worked with AR Rahman in movies like Dil Se, Lagaan and One Two Ka
Four. What do you think of Rahman as a composer, who is a modern
musician and composes his music on computers. You adjusted with his
style? 


Lata Mangeshkar: Yes absolutely.
Working with him is like a whole new experience. Whenever I have gone
to his place he always tells me sing the way I want to. So, whatever I
sing, he starts recording it and later when he edits it, it's a great
piece of work. 




http://www.ibnlive.com/news/lata-recounts-her-musical-journey-in-bollywood/45091-8-single.html





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[arr] Goutham Menon & ARR...????

[Guy Harish]

  A quick meal from GouthamIndiaGlitz [Tuesday, July 17, 2007]  
  Goutham Vasudeva Menon has put on hold his Varanam Aayiram. 
However he has planned to come up with a film before re-commencing the shooting 
for Varanam Aayiram.
  Rumours are abuzz that Goutham Menon has signed Trisha for the project which 
would have newcomers in the cast along with her.
  Goutham, who combined with Harris Jayaraj, to render several hit numbers, has 
opted for A R Rehman to compose music for the movie.
  To be produced by Goutham himself, the movie would kick off this August and 
would be released this December.

   
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[arr] More about ARR in forthcoming episode of "Ennodu Paatu Paaadungal"

[Aravind AM]

Hi All,

Continuing with the info about what spb spoke about ARR, here's more!! :)


I had the opportunity to be at the set during the shooting of one of the
episodes of "Ennodu Paatu Paadungal" (Jaya TV)... This episdoe is yet to be
aired.

In that episode, SPB again spoke about ARR. This time it was about
Ballelakka (Sivaji) song, after one person sand Ballelakka in that show.
He said he found it  difficult to sing the song during recording as it was a
tough song and many portions were breathless... however, ARR sang it for
him, very very casually, just running his fingers thru his hair!! :)   He
said, ARR makes anything look so easy!  In the same episode, a veteran tamil
assistant music director (Pls pardon me, i forget his name) also spoke
highly of ARR. HE said, "there was a time when no indian song, especially
melodies, would be without tabla or dholak... there would be one odd song
with drums, but that was also rare... but ARR changed all that... he showed
that there can be melodies created without tablas and dholaks... he thought
differently and thus created a total change in the way indian film music was
made!"


Aravind

Aravind

[arr] shame shame shame

[Shamil Sharif]

Shame on u guys..(not all)
  now a days some guys discussing abt other MD's...wat hpnd to all?
  why insulting other MD's abt his work?
  Its ok, if anyone copying the music of ARR..that should be must discuss.
  one guy worrying abt Himesh fans and saying something to do than his fans.
  really bad mind..bad thinking..
  first time i feeling very shame for our group..
   
  shemil
  music1st
   



   
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Re: [arr] ARR-Karen David "Carry me Home" available.

[Amith Chandhran]

Shillong IS by AR.

On 7/17/07, Gomtesh Upadhye <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


  Alive is by ARR for provoked .Shillong i dont know.somebody
please clarify


On 7/17/07, Pradeepan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   I thougth Shillong Shillong is by ARR and not Alive !!
> Correct me please.
>
> --- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com ,
> "Gomtesh Upadhye"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > thanks for the link pradeep.
> >
> > The following are by ARR
> >
> > 1. Karen David - Alive
> > 2. Karen David - Carry Me Home
> > 3. Karen David - Carry Me Home (Featuring the Inklein Quartet)
> >
> > each song priced at a dollar. The qualtiy is good and ofcourse the
> song :)
> >
> >
> > On 7/16/07, radhika appasani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Pradeepan
> > > Cud u plz provide de link
> > > Thanku
> > > Radhika
> > >
> > > *Pradeepan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>* wrote:
> > >
> > > Guys,
> > > ARR - Karen David's Carry me Home is available for purchase
> > > in her WebSite. myspace.com/karendavid.
> > > You can check the songs & Purchase it thru' Credit card / PayPal.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Get the free Yahoo!
> 
toolbar >and
> rest assured with the added security of spyware protection.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> > --
> > Regards
> >
> > Gomtesh V Upadhye
> > --
> >
> > Cell : +91 988 675 3639
> >
> > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[arr] Karen david - Alive Guitar Chords ..

[kangan upadhye]

Hello group,

If any one can give me the guitar chords for Alive song ...

Thanks



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9886719270

[arr] Couple more references that affirm that ARR has reinvented the feel of music

[Thulasi Ram]

more the people refer, more the fact settles down here ya go..
simple but effective

"Bollywood music also changed after AR Rehman. Now it's so open," he says. -
NEEL

full article:
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Cities/City_Supplements/Bangalore_Times/Neel_makes_a_Bong_connection/articleshow/2208101.cms

"In the late-90 s, however, musicians like A.R. Rahman reinvented film music
and "

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/Cities/City_Supplements/Ahmedabad_Times/_Indipop_not_hip_anymore_/articleshow/2208042.cms

Re: [arr] [Semi-ARR] Is Sivaji the biggest hit in India ever?

[Thulasi Ram]

oopss.. it should be "the movie deserves it..."

On 7/16/07, Thulasi Ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


the deserves it...

On 7/16/07, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>   BUSINESS TODAY MAGAZINE
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   The Boss, No Doubt
>
>
> Southern
> superstar Rajinikanth' s latest flick Sivaji: The Boss promises to be
> the biggest blockbuster ever, with projected box office takings of Rs
> 350 crore in India and abroad. What makes the ageing star a global
> phenomenon?
>
> By Krishna Gopalan
>
>
> India's superhero: Rajinikanth
>
> Not
> the end of the line: Fans in Chennai wait to buy ticketsIt's seven in
> the evening and I am inside Abirami theatre in Chennai's Puraswalkam
> area, eager to get up close with the biggest phenomenon of the season
> in Indian cinema. My perch is about four rows from behind, but it's not
> a seat-I am on the steps of a staircase that leads up to the balcony.
> The crowd has barely settled in, but the place is throbbing with
> excitement. My odd vantage point is explained by the fact that I am on
> a job and that there are no tickets available for the show. Therefore,
> I have sweet-talked Abirami's owner Abirami Ramanathan to let me catch
> the first few minutes of the movie Sivaji for a first-hand feel of the
> Rajini mania that has been sweeping through Tamil Nadu (not to mention,
> surprisingly, several other parts of India and the world). Last of the
> trailers ends and the screen comes alive with the words "Superstar
> Rajini". That's enough to send the crowd into raptures; there are young
> men in the front rows whistling and dancing, and even the more
> sophisticated back row audience can't help but start clapping. The
> whistles and cheers only get louder when the star himself makes his
> appearance on the screen and, Abirami's Ramanathan tells me, that's
> pretty much how the mood inside the hall remains till the movie ends.
> And, by the way, most of the people on the seven o'clock show with me
> that day had seen the movie at least once before.
>
>
> SIVAJI BY THE NUMBERS
>
> Rs 80 crore
> What it cost to make Sivaji: The Boss
> Rs 350 crore
> the movie could rake in at the box office
> Rs 200 crore
> What movie merchandising could fetch
> 1,100
> Number of houseful shows in Chennai at the end of Week 2
> 155
> The number of prints released in the overseas market. No Tamil film in
> the past has got even close to half this number
> £14,000 (Rs 11.48 lakh)
> The average revenue per screen in the UK during the weekend of the
> release
> 56
> The number of prints in Kerala, compared to 20 which had been the
> highest thus far
> $3 million (Rs 12.3 crore)
> The price at which AVM has sold the overseas distribution rights for the
> film
> 200,000
> The
> area in square feet that was taken over by AVM for its outdoor
> advertising campaign. This is for the state of Tamil Nadu, but does not
> include Chennai
>
>
> Rajinikanth,
> or Shivaji Rao Gaekwad as his parents named him, has been a celluloid
> phenomenon in Tamil Nadu for a few decades now. In fact, there are
> several Rajini fan clubs that extend from Tamil Nadu to Japan. But the
> mass hysteria that Sivaji has generated is unprecedented even by
> Rajini's own standards and, to an outsider, a bit bizarre. From
> Mylapore to Melbourne, and Latur to London, movie goers have embraced
> the 57-year-old star with surprising warmth. There have been those who
> don't understand a word of Tamil but have queued up to watch the movie.
>
>
> Small wonder, Sivaji, made at a record
> cost of Rs 80 crore, is expected to generate ticket sales (India and
> abroad) in excess of Rs 350 crore, of which Rs 100 crore is already in
> the till. In contrast, the biggest Bollywood blockbuster to date,
> Ramesh Sippy's 1975 movie Sholay, raked in under Rs 240 crore,
> adjusting for inflation.
>
> For the
> producers, Chennai-based AVM Studios, the success of Sivaji has been
> anything but surprising. "We were planning to have a very big project.
> This year is important since it is the birth centenary of our founder,
> A.V. Meiyappan, and also the diamond jubilee of AVM Studios," says AVM
> Studios' Managing Partner and Co-Producer, M.S. Guhan.
>
> Marketing Mass Hysteria
>
> The
> studio has more than succeeded. Ask anyone involved with Sivaji for
> their opinion on the film and the answer you are almost certain to get
> is, "It's not a film, it's an experience." The project was conceived in
> August 2005 and it was immediately clear that it had to be something
> big, since it was Rajini's 100th Tamil film. "The film was conceived to
> be a magnum opus. It became a best-seller even before it started; that
> is the kind of pull Rajinikanth has," points out AVM Studios' CEO S.C.
> Babu. The producers ensured that they had the best names in the
> business, including director Shankar and music composer A.R. Rahman.
> Other prominent names that were involved were art director Thotta
> Tharani and cinematograph