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KUMUDAM PRAISES ILAYARAAJA FOR BHARATHY !!!

Topic started by shysun (@ 202.9.174.67) on Wed Sep 6 02:38:04 EDT 2000.
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THE CURRENT edition of kumudham praises raaja for his exceptional music for the film bharathy,it also states raaja,vairamuthu and barathyraaja are to join hands once again in the next barathyraaja venture,

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• From: Kothavaal Saavadi Buddhan (@ 216.65.106.130) on: Wed Sep 6 03:37:25 EDT 2000
  
  sema thamash pa....
  
  IR meesikk'a yaravathu praise pannina news aaguthu! paavam, ennikavathu oru naal kaadhula vizhuthu, praise panraango, news aaguthu. ithellam regular'a varanum'ngo!! athu romba kashtam'ngo!
  
  parava illa thambigala, intha thread'a nalla urea pottu valarthu ungalukku bakki irukkara ego'va konjam thripti paduthikanga!
  
  kothavaal savadi buddhan
  
  Mattamana tamizh sorkalai vaithu ennai thitta thudikkum thambigale....unaglukku puthumozhi:
  
  Nee vaazhthuvathaal naan needudi vaazha povathum illai...
  Nee sabamiduvathal naan indre irakka povathum illai!
  
  
• From: Subbu (@ 192.39.71.67) on: Wed Sep 6 06:07:14 EDT 2000
  
  Can someone pls give the transcript from Kumudham.. thanks
  
  
• From: kk (@ 198.4.92.5) on: Wed Sep 6 09:51:19 EDT 2000
  
  sari sari, ithalam IR threadla adakki vasingapa!.
  
  
• From: vem@usa.net (@ 207.165.237.210) on: Wed Sep 6 10:31:28 EDT 2000
  
  Kothavaal Saavadi Buddhan
  Kadikkadha pa.
  Pls let us know the site.
  
  Vem
  
  
• From: Bangaru Adigal (@ 129.49.167.76) on: Wed Sep 6 20:17:44 EDT 2000
  
  Enda, Buddha,
  unnai training mudichi, kothavaal saavadiyoda un pichai edukkura pozhappai niruthikko nnu ethanai thadvai sonnen, inge manushanga irukkura idamada...., unnai inge avvalo easy ya sethukka maatanga naina, kaluthule sengiliyai avuthu vutta vudane un vaalaattam aarambichittiya?
  
  sari sari, pichai pozhappu eppadi povudu,?
  Pazhakka doshathule kadikka varaadhe raasu
  
  Bangaru Adigal
  
  
  
  
• From: rajaveriyan (@ 198.23.5.7) on: Thu Sep 7 15:32:37 EDT 2000
  
  Guys and Gals
  
  Check out Bharathy Review in todays Hindu (Friday). Hope Tamilians around the world read this and see the movie.
  
  
• From: Pradeep (@ 202.9.162.25) on: Mon Sep 11 10:19:23 EDT 2000
  
  
  Dei Buddan,
  
  Unnakallam 'Kothaval chavadi lady, yappa yappa Iyappaa' madiri Ganna pattudhanda layakki.
  
  You are not fit to hear IR's great musical hits.
  
  Just try to hear some of his early hits during 1980's and then comment.
  
  He has tuned to around 10,000 songs and still going strong with new & new varieties without any
  repeatitions.
  
  Songs with rhythemetic beat are available throughout the world. But melody tunes are available only & only from IR.
  
  I was proud when some of my American friends appreciated some of IR Songs and have become his fans. One of my US friend even went to the extent of playing IR's 'How to name It' in a grand college function organisedn here at BOSTON. The music was appreciated by one and all as it was something totally new to there brand of music.
  
  Pl.be proud to have excellent musicians like IR & ARR in TN who r capable of perfoming to international trends. Infact ARR himself has worked with IR for 2 years and he still openly admits that IR is his favorite MD.
  
  I expect your 'Apologizes' for your cheap comments.
  
  
  
  
  
• From: mohini (@ 202.9.162.25) on: Mon Sep 11 10:24:07 EDT 2000
  
  
  IR has proved his musical calibre in his various films.
  
  Afterall musicians need encouragement to make them compose better.
  
  Why r resorting to cheap comments in this thread.
  
  Mohini
  
  
• From: shiv (@ 209.198.240.82) on: Sat Sep 16 17:54:25 EDT 2000
  
  Raja is one of the rarest composers that this planet has ever seen. No music can be compared to his as evry composition of his is a masterpiece. Lets us not resort to cheap comments on anybody's music as every music director renders his heart and soul to bring out a new one. Its just that raja is a genius and gifted that every touch of his instruments strikes wonders.
  
  
• From: sk (@ 137.132.2.109) on: Wed Sep 20 23:29:21 EDT 2000
  
  I finally had a chance to listen to 'Bharathy' songs today in http://www.raaga.com .
  The songs are done very well by IR! The tunes are good,
  the lyrics stand out beautifully without the music
  dominating, and pronunciation by singers is very good. I
  only wish SPB also had been used in the songs.
  
  
• From: Shankar (@ 192.135.244.69) on: Mon Sep 25 00:49:40 EDT 2000
  
  Listened to Barathi, The songs are quite good...
  
  The one that i rate the best is, what i thot as yet-another-version of nallodhOr veeNai seidhE...
  WOW!!!!!!! This is it...even barathi wud've got goose bumps hearing this...I found this more interesting than the one in maRupadiyum... I was moved to tears when Raja joins "vallamai thArAyO".....
  
  Easily the best one in the album...
  
  
• From: MS (@ 129.252.23.185) on: Mon Sep 25 01:19:36 EDT 2000
  
  nirpathuvE is just too addictive - donno why. there is a lot of soul in the song.
  
  
• From: Venkatesh (@ 206.49.110.156) on: Mon Sep 25 01:39:40 EDT 2000
  
  My order of liking of 'Bharathi' songs:
  
  1) Nalladhor Veenai (for the soulful rendering)
  2) Ethilum Ingu (for the raga selection & interludes)
  3) Bharatha Samudayam (for the 1st BGM) - pls hear the sound of waves at the start!!
  4) Vande Matharam (for the orchestration)
  5) Ninnai Charan (for the rendering & orchestration)
  6) Mayil Pola (for the rhythm and simpleness)
  7) Nirpathuve (for the mellowness)
  8) Kelada (for music)
  
  
  
• From: Venkatesh (@ 206.49.110.156) on: Mon Sep 25 06:04:41 EDT 2000
  
  Editor Lenin's interview about Bharathi's making. Need special fonts to view.
  
  http://www.intamm.com/nool/chuvadi/special.htm
  
  
• From: Allen Jhonson (@ 32.97.110.70) on: Wed Sep 27 15:17:51 EDT 2000
  
  listened to Barathy ...its really good.There
  is some kind of magic in all the songs.i played it many times... each time something is attracting me.i have no words to describe this.Can somebody give
  me more details regarding the songs.i don't know what these songs stands for.i know petty well that these songs are based on indian classical music.
  Pl share some of your experience in listening to
  simalar songs.Thanks to the composer-Ilayaraaja.Hope i have spelled correctly.
  Thanxs
  
  
• From: ponnatha (@ 167.23.240.33) on: Wed Sep 27 18:01:46 EDT 2000
  
  Dei Naina, ennada allen johnson appadinnu per maathikkittu indha pakkam udansu uttukkittu irukke?
  
  
• From: sivachandran (@ 203.124.1.179) on: Wed Sep 27 22:03:11 EDT 2000
  
  Barathy .... DON'T KNOW WAT TO SAY. ITS SO NICE
  I FEEL LIKE crying when ever I heard the songs...
  I myself don;t know why. Its soul touching... But i think IR can make even better..... I LOVE HIS MUSIC..HIS MUSIC IS THE ONE WHICH MAKE ME THINK, FEEL,CRY AND MOTIVATE... LONG LIVE 4 IR>>>>>
  
  
• From: kanthimathi (@ 202.177.162.91) on: Thu Sep 28 06:31:35 EDT 2000
  
  Did you all notice that through out the album, IR has used soft, mellow voices and tunes? Looks like he deliberately stayed away from the passionate rendering of Bharathi's song we are so familiar with! (I think I am looking for the word, 'veeram'.) I felt he was trying to go beneath the popular image of Bharathy and tried to explore Bharathy- the person, the artist, the poet. Not just the angry young man. That is what I found very, very interesting.
  
  
• From: eden (@ 61.1.250.242) on: Thu Sep 28 07:52:19 EDT 2000
  
  Just my thoughts, kanthimathi. I had posted my earlier observation on `thani oru manidhanukku...' being jubilant rather than an angry pronouncement. Raja captured the most appropriate emotion of the poet, IMO, for those lines! (It's part of `Bharatha samudhAyam vAzhkavE')
  
  I wish to also cite here the above-average capability of IR to appreciate poetry. This is evident from an article which he wrote as part of the series `rAjAvin pArvaiyil' in A Vikatan. He commented on the kuRal `ennandRi kondRarkkum' in an excellent way by linking the `seinnanRi konRa mahaRku' exclusively to that of the gratitude that the children owe to parents! (Since the term `nandRi' itself epitomises gratitude, which type of `gratitude' won't be pardoned he asks..then focusses on the word `mahaRku' which according to him refers to sons & daughters who owe a lot to their parents...if they are not grateful, it will never be pardoned...any other ingratitude might be forgiven...)
  
  I never read such an `urai' anywhere and was surprised and was wondering for a long time at Raja's capability to think different (which also fits logic very much!)
  
  
• From: Dorai (@ 216.217.47.130) on: Thu Sep 28 10:31:43 EDT 2000
  
  Eden,
  In a Tamilsangam meet in NJ, 1995 IR was giving a speech and came up with a totally different perspective of "Kannavar" (husband) means. He says why wifes call their husbands as Kannavar is because for them husbands are KANN (Eye, AVAR (Him), ie., kannavar enbavar Kangalai Pola.
  
  Though this sounds little funny but I was surprised by his intellect.
  
  
• From: kanthimathi (@ 202.177.162.91) on: Fri Sep 29 01:55:31 EDT 2000
  
  I listened to the album again after I posted my comment. I agree with some people, - 'nallathor veenai seythe' was the most haunting song of the album. I always felt that Bharathy wrote it in a moment of extreme pain and frustration - his agony of having the sensitivity to undesrstand everything that is right and wrong in the world, and his lonliness that he can't make most people understand the depth of his own emotions or passion.
  I found this pain reflected accurately in this song. Quite disturbing. Especially IRs voice...
  
  
• From: Shankar (@ 192.135.244.69) on: Fri Sep 29 09:09:28 EDT 2000
  
  kanthimathi,
  that was very well put...I too share the same opinion of yours. Barathy wud 've written it in extreme frustration...May be folks who know about barathy's history can shed some light.
  
  
• From: kiru (@ 192.138.149.4) on: Fri Sep 29 10:32:01 EDT 2000
  
  kanthimathi,
  The veeram you are referring to is ambient in 'kElada'. It has 'midukku'. rAjkumAr bArathy's voice has been modulated, 'la seergAzi' but instead of 'ganeer' it has 'mellowness'. Whoever thought of this idea of modulation deserves appreciation.
  That 'nallathOr veenai' song is very novel in format as well. These are the kind of innovation which has enabled IR to stay longer in TFM without the audience finding it boring and predictable.
  
  
• From: Radhai (@ 38.28.84.81) on: Fri Sep 29 12:46:23 EDT 2000
  
  I quite liked the song, 'Edhilum Ingu...' for the different music and the rendering. Madhu Balakrishnan has done a great job in his first (I think so) movie. Was disappointed with 'Agni kunjondru...' by KJY. It could have been rendered with more vigour though the music was good
  
  
  

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