TAMIL ILAYARAJA SONG MOVIE
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I remember those were the years when Kadhal Desam released and whenever the trailer was shown alongwith the songs, I was so happy and excited to listen to that refreshing music. The Hindi songs of those years were just okay compared to the fantastic stuff that ARR was churning out. Since I was in Jsr, there was only one Tamil channel, which was DD Podhigai and all others were Hindi channels. I was kind of homesick to listen to Tamil songs as that was the time when I started appreciating the nuances of orchestration, the depth of a tune etc and my music quotient started becoming mature. I was keenly following Tamil music during my Class X, especially after leaving Coimbatore and living at Jamshedpur (Jsr)in East India.

I will take off exactly from where I left. I am posting after eons and I have made a resolution to blog regularly hereafter! In my opinion, this is one of the best SPB-Janaki duets ever. The whole songвЂ™s percussion is only on the Mridangam and this is where RajaвЂ™s shows his arrangement skills as it allows the voices to be at the forefront. This is followed by a short string and violin piece leading to the second stanza. The second interlude has Mridangam solo, Veena and an extended flute piece (flute seems to sound amazing for this particular raga). The stanza as usual is as brilliant as any Raja tune. It goes back to the stringed instrument and ends with the flute again. This is followed by a magical flute piece, guitar and cascading strings. The first interlude has a dilruba (violin-like instrument), santoor and strings in the background. It starts with melodious humming by SPB and goes into the main tune. ItвЂ™s one of the most haunting songs you will ever hear. ItвЂ™s also rare because itвЂ™s composed in a very rare raga called Mallika Vasantham. The song today is one of IlaiyarajaвЂ™s rare Kannada songs. This song is based in Madhyamavathy raga and Raja explores different dimensions of the raga.

Kuyile Kuyile: Chitra scores a hattrick here, her voice is so silken that it seems tailor made for such songs and Malaysia Vasudevan again lends excellent support.

More wonderful is the fact that this was in a Rajini film (Adhisaya Piravi).

Onna Paatha Neram: Once again its Chitra with Malaysia Vasudevan singing this happy-go-lucky tune, its sounds as if two children are singing to each other.

The overall sound is so refreshing and unlike any typical Raja song.

TAMIL ILAYARAJA SONG MOVIE

It seems to be based on the Mohanam scale and I believe this song was a huge hit when the movie (En Raasavin Manasile) was released. Paarijatha Poove: A fantastic song with a retroish feel, the choice of singers is also very apt (Surendar & Chitra).While listening to a few songs I felt they had a certain pure, innocent quality and feel to them and these are the songs that I will highlight. Be it happiness or sadness, inspiration or dejection, elation or shyness, you have a Raja song for every situation. Ilayaraja is one of the few composers who manages to manifest every known human emotion through his songs. ThatвЂ™s how profoundly she has impacted our lives with her voice.Do not be intrigued by this catchy post title, it is there for a reason. loved this incredible voice & soulвЂ¦ Lataji holds a place in our hearts that is irreplaceableвЂ¦. She too has sung numerous songs, including Shenbagame Shenbagame for the movie Enga Ooru Pattukaran in 1987, Saathu Nada Saathu and Oh Butterfly among others.ДЇollowing Lata MangeshkarвЂ™s demise, Ilayaraja posted a video condolence message on Twitter and wrote, вЂњHeartbroken, but blessed to have known her & for having worked with her. Similarly, in the late 1980s, Ilayaraja collaborated with veteran singer and Lata MangeshkarвЂ™s sister Asha Bhosle. Apart from this, she also recorded her first Hindi song in 2001, with Ilayaraja, for the film Lajja. After that, it was in the late 1980s that she made her comeback in the Tamil industry, composing with Ilayaraja for the songs Aaraaro Aaraaro for the film Anand (1987) and Valai Osai for Sathya (1988). She made her first Tamil playback singing appearance in 1956 with the song Enthan Kannalan. In the 1980s, Lata MangeshkarвЂ™s collaboration with music maestro Ilayaraja helped in creation of many popular Tamil songs and this also created a huge fan following for her among Tamil music lovers. However, some of her Tamil songs are all-time great.

In her career, she has sung almost 25,000 songs in 36 Indian languages.

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She was cremated with full state honours in Mumbai. Bharat Ratna recipient and legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar died at the age of 92, on February 6, in MumbaiвЂ™s Breach Candy hospital.

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