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
>
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