I was listening to Raja sir's alaipayudae from the flim Ethanai Konam
Ethanai Paarvai...wow ..brilliant..so much modulations and layers which
is astounding. I am not sure here, coz situations in flims requirement
might be different and music directors have to adhere to that. But arr
alaipayudae
ARR's version was a class apart . He experimented and the fusion was just
brilliant.
It was a unique track and the first carnatic classical piece that could be
pumped up and played with terrific bass. And the singers added soul to it.
What Illayraja did was nothing different.
No offence..my opinio
I agree with gomzy's answer ARR's version reached more if u
compared to the IR's version. I think becoz of ARR's version, even
kids were actually singing Alaipayuthey kanna song... :)
--- In arrahmanfans@yahoogroups.com, Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> ARR's version was a class apart . H
I agree with Gomzy... ARR 's version was a class apart... The Fusion which
Ar brings could in no way be compared to any other MD.
ARR - The King of Fusion
On Wed, Sep 3, 2008 at 8:48 AM, Gomzy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>ARR's version was a class apart . He experimented and the fusion was
>
I dont understand when people say that IR or ARR popularized Alaipayuthey
Kanna or that song reached more coz of some particular MD. I believe
Alaipayuthey Kanna was already a very popular carnatic song usually sung in
weddings and all carnatic concerts.
Over the years Many MD's have used son
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