Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-06 Thread Aravind AM
Hi,

Sorry, I forgot to mention this

Initially, Srinivas mentioned in the interview that he was called to sing just 
the"track" for Minsara Poove... his version was recorded first. It was to be 
replaced with someone else's voice and they tried many other voices, but 
finally, Srinivas's rendering was retained...




BTW, it's my pleasure, sharing these interesting info with u all :) :) I will 
keep updating every week :)



Cheers,
Aravind


Amith Chandhran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   I 
believe Minsara Poove was initially done with Hariharan's voice, and Srinivas 
came in later... Hariharan's Hindustani aalaps were retained and also he got 
credits for the same.

When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? ;-) 

Thanks Aravind!


On 10/5/07, Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   
 Hi all,

I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer 
Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen to 
last week's show coz i was out of town) 

(as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail from 
memory)

Srinivas:

"Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in my 
life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing me... 
Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous but I 
hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!! 
I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune was 
ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was different It 
was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic opening that we have 
now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The words were something like 
"sowkkiyama kanne...  sowkiyama" (Sings that tune)(***that tune is very 
different from the minsara poove that we know, and is also different from 
Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are wondering if it is the sangamam 
song that u r talking about!***) 

Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to teach her 
the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an honour and even 
when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the tune, he just asked her to 
consult me... I was moved by the confidence he had in me..."!!! 

"Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I 
always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded in 
about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some chords 
and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded... It was 
already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for the song as 
it suited the situation The "endrendum  punnagai" lyrics was written by 
Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many more songs!!"

"After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of other 
composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for Rahman - even 
harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i wanted to sing for 
him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very sweet reply from him 
- 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? I'm really happy 
that you have established yourself as a leading singer...' 

"Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs that 
Rahman has composed are Classics!!"





Cheers,
Aravind



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Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread Krayzie B
Hie Guyz..The other opening lyrics our Boss did was 4 d song Oru Poyavathu 
Sollu Kanne...Jodi.d starting pallavi wuz our Boss..Vairamuthu mentiond tis in 
an interview..sorry if im wrong...:)..

PRATAP KRISHNAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:   Wow... 
Never knew that the opening lyrics was by ARR himself... What were the other 
opening lyrics he did? Any info about that?

Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  
Hi all,

I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer 
Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen to 
last week's show coz i was out of town)

(as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail from 
memory)

Srinivas:

"Minsara Poove from  Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in my 
life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing me... 
Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous but I 
hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune was 
ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was different It 
was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic opening that we have 
now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The words were something like 
"sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that tune)(***that tune is very 
different from the minsara poove that we know, and is also different from 
Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are wondering if it is the sangamam 
song that u r talking about!***)

Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to teach her 
the tune as I had already practiced the  tune It was an honour and even 
when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the tune, he just asked her to 
consult me... I was moved by the confidence he had in me..."!!!

"Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I 
always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded in 
about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some chords 
and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded... It was 
already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for the song as 
it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was written by 
Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many more songs!!"

"After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of other 
composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for Rahman - even 
harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i wanted to sing for 
him - even  if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very sweet reply from him 
- 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? I'm really happy 
that you have established yourself as a leading singer...'

"Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs that 
Rahman has composed are Classics!!"





Cheers,
Aravind

  
http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com


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Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread Amith Chandhran
I believe Minsara Poove was initially done with Hariharan's voice, and
Srinivas came in later... Hariharan's Hindustani aalaps were retained and
also he got credits for the same.

When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? ;-)

Thanks Aravind!

On 10/5/07, Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Hi all,
>
> I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer
> Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen
> to last week's show coz i was out of town)
>
> (as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail
> from memory)
>
> Srinivas:
>
> "Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in
> my life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing
> me... Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous
> but I hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
> I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune
> was ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was
> different It was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic
> opening that we have now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The
> words were something like "sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that
> tune)(***that tune is very different from the minsara poove that we know,
> and is also different from Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are
> wondering if it is the sangamam song that u r talking about!***)
>
> Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to
> teach her the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an
> honour and even when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the
> tune, he just asked her to consult me... I was moved by the confidence he
> had in me..."!!!
>
> "Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I
> always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded
> in about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some
> chords and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded...
> It was already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for
> the song as it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was
> written by Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many
> more songs!!"
>
> "After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of
> other composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for
> Rahman - even harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i
> wanted to sing for him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very
> sweet reply from him - 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to
> crawl? I'm really happy that you have established yourself as a leading
> singer...'
>
> "Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs
> that Rahman has composed are Classics!!"
>
>
>
>
>
> Cheers,
> Aravind
>
>
> http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com
>
> --
> Building a website is a piece of cake.
> Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get 
> online.
>
>  
>


Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread PRATAP KRISHNAN
Wow... Never knew that the opening lyrics was by ARR himself... What were the 
other opening lyrics he did? Any info about that?

Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:  Hi all,

I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer 
Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen to 
last week's show coz i was out of town)

(as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail from 
memory)

Srinivas:

"Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in my 
life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing me... 
Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous but I 
hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune was 
ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was different It 
was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic opening that we have 
now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The words were something like 
"sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that tune)(***that tune is very 
different from the minsara poove that we know, and is also different from 
Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are wondering if it is the sangamam 
song that u r talking about!***)

Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to teach her 
the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an honour and even 
when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the tune, he just asked her to 
consult me... I was moved by the confidence he had in me..."!!!

"Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I 
always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded in 
about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some chords 
and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded... It was 
already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for the song as 
it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was written by 
Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many more songs!!"

"After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of other 
composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for Rahman - even 
harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i wanted to sing for 
him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very sweet reply from him 
- 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? I'm really happy 
that you have established yourself as a leading singer...'

"Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs that 
Rahman has composed are Classics!!"





Cheers,
Aravind

  
http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com


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Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread Thulasi Ram
this is an amazing share with fresh information.

How holy are these words... 'When God has given you wings, why do you want
to crawl?

once a diehard IR fan said to me, i like ARRs music, no question on that but
i respect him as an individual. not many have those facets tied together..

God bless ARR.

On 10/5/07, Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Hi all,
>
> I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer
> Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen
> to last week's show coz i was out of town)
>
> (as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail
> from memory)
>
> Srinivas:
>
> "Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in
> my life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing
> me... Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous
> but I hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
> I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune
> was ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was
> different It was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic
> opening that we have now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The
> words were something like "sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that
> tune)(***that tune is very different from the minsara poove that we know,
> and is also different from Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are
> wondering if it is the sangamam song that u r talking about!***)
>
> Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to
> teach her the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an
> honour and even when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the
> tune, he just asked her to consult me... I was moved by the confidence he
> had in me..."!!!
>
> "Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I
> always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded
> in about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some
> chords and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded...
> It was already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for
> the song as it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was
> written by Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many
> more songs!!"
>
> "After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of
> other composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for
> Rahman - even harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i
> wanted to sing for him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very
> sweet reply from him - 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to
> crawl? I'm really happy that you have established yourself as a leading
> singer...'
>
> "Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs
> that Rahman has composed are Classics!!"
>
>
>
>
>
> Cheers,
> Aravind
>
>
>  http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com
>
> --
> Building a website is a piece of cake.
> Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get 
> online.
>
>  
>


Re: [arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread Balamurugan Ramakrishnan
wow! simply amazing

it goes to show the length and breadth of a genius he is

Rahman sir...thank you for everything and loads to come.

-balamurugan ramakrishnan-

On 05/10/2007, Aravind AM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>   Hi all,
>
> I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer
> Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen
> to last week's show coz i was out of town)
>
> (as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail
> from memory)
>
> Srinivas:
>
> "Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in
> my life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing
> me... Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous
> but I hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
> I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune
> was ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was
> different It was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic
> opening that we have now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The
> words were something like "sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that
> tune)(***that tune is very different from the minsara poove that we know,
> and is also different from Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are
> wondering if it is the sangamam song that u r talking about!***)
>
> Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to
> teach her the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an
> honour and even when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the
> tune, he just asked her to consult me... I was moved by the confidence he
> had in me..."!!!
>
> "Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I
> always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded
> in about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some
> chords and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded...
> It was already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for
> the song as it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was
> written by Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many
> more songs!!"
>
> "After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of
> other composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for
> Rahman - even harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i
> wanted to sing for him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very
> sweet reply from him - 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to
> crawl? I'm really happy that you have established yourself as a leading
> singer...'
>
> "Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs
> that Rahman has composed are Classics!!"
>
>
>
>
>
> Cheers,
> Aravind
>
>
> http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com
>
> --
> Building a website is a piece of cake.
> Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get 
> online.
>
>  
>



-- 
Seek the Divine in you...Arise! Awake!


[arr] "'Mangalyam' song was composed n recorded in 5-10 mins" - Srinivas!!

2007-10-05 Thread Aravind AM
Hi all,

I'm back with some snippets from Rahmania. The celeb this week was singer 
Srinivas... (I guess he was the guest last friday too, but i couldnt listen to 
last week's show coz i was out of town)

(as usual, please excuse if there are inaccuracies. typing this mail from 
memory)

Srinivas:

"Minsara Poove from Padayappa was the song that brought about a change in my 
life It brought in lot of recognition and people started knowing me... 
Though I had sung a few songs previously, the songs had become famous but I 
hadnt got enough recognition... This song gave me that!!
I was called in to sing the track for the song The entire song tune was 
ready... but initally, the pallavi (antara) of the song was different It 
was a very soft starting for the song unlike the energetic opening that we have 
now... the inital antara was not Minsara Poove... The words were something like 
"sowkkiyama kanne... sowkiyama" (Sings that tune)(***that tune is very 
different from the minsara poove that we know, and is also different from 
Sowkkiyama kanne from sangamam in case you are wondering if it is the sangamam 
song that u r talking about!***)

Then Nithyashree  came over for the recording, and Rahman asked me to teach her 
the tune as I had already practiced the tune It was an honour and even 
when Nithyashree asked ARR about some doubts in the tune, he just asked her to 
consult me... I was moved by the confidence he had in me..."!!!

"Mangalyam song (Alai payuthey) is one of the most auspicious songs and I 
always start my concerts with that song! That song was composed n recorded in 
about 5-10 mins!!! It was close to midnight and Rahman was playing some chords 
and he suddenly hit upon this tune!! and immediately we recorded... It was 
already decided that we will have Mangalyam Thanthuna as lyrics for the song as 
it suited the situation The "endrendum punnagai" lyrics was written by 
Rahman himself... HE has contributed the opening lyrics of many more songs!!"

"After I was recognised as a singer, and I started singing for lots of other 
composers, i felt that it's been a long time since i had sung for Rahman - even 
harmony or tracks... So, I wrote a mail to Rahman saying i wanted to sing for 
him - even if it was harmony or tracks.. And I got a very sweet reply from him 
- 'When God has given you wings, why do you want to crawl? I'm really happy 
that you have established yourself as a leading singer...'

"Keep listening to all Rahman classics... I would say 99% of all songs that 
Rahman has composed are Classics!!"





Cheers,
Aravind


  http://arrahmaniac.blogspot.com


   
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Building a website is a piece of cake. 
Yahoo! Small Business gives you all the tools to get online.