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Topic started by K.S.Krishnan (@ 202.54.80.87) on Wed Jan 10 00:53:40 .
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Dear Freinds,Let Me Introduce Myself, I am
K.S.Krishnan From Mumbai,i M 18 Yrs Old And An Aspiring Singer.I am Learning Carnatic Music From The Past 4 yrs, But I Am Very Much Interested In Semi Classical&Light Music.
The Main Reason To Start This thread Was To Discuss With U Guys The Basic Difference Between Tamil &Malayalam Music.
I Find Malayalam Music More Soulful,MD'S Like Ravindran,ousepachhan&Vidyasaagar Have Given New Base To Malayalam Music.
Films Like Baratham &His Highness Abdullah Can Never Be Forgotten,For The Excellent Music By Ravindran.What Do you Think About Malayalam Music?

Other Thing Is Can U guys Express Ur views Regarding The Use Of 'CHENDAI'In Cine Music.I find It To Be A very Good Form Of Fusion.
What Do You Think About The Song Poove Poove Paala Poove In 'devadoothan',i Think Vidyasaagar Is One Of The Beat Md's Around.
plz Be Free To Discuss And Express
K.S.Krishnan

Responses:

From: Lakshman (@ hse-kitchener-ppp78706.sympatico.ca) on: Wed Jan 10 09:52:11 EST 2001

KSK: This forum is supposed to be used only for Classical music-Karnatak and Hindustani. There is a forum RMIM which is exclsively meant for light music and film music. Perhaps the Webmaster can verify this.
From: vj (@ daprx02.ext.nokia.com) on: Wed Jan 10 12:50:20 EST 2001

>The Main Reason To Start This thread Was To
>Discuss With U Guys The Basic Difference Between
>Tamil &Malayalam Music.

I think there is some relevance to classical music
when we consider the differences.

Most Malayalam film music directors are influenced
by both systems of Indian music, Hindustani and
Carnatic.
From the early stages Malayalam film music had classical influence, especially Hindustani. Late Baburaj was trained in Hindustani (his father
being a Hindustani singer).

Pure Carnatic in Malayalam film music is a recent
practise. Take for example the movie "sopanam", there are Carnatic Kritis. There is also a
Carnatic-Hindustani vocal jugalbandi in that
movie. Long "alap" (a-kar alap) before a song
originated in the Atrauli-Jaipur school of
Hindustani. Many malayalam songs are enriched
with this Hindustani feature.

vj
From: Dr. S.BHAGYALEKSHMY (@ ) on: Thu Feb 15 10:54:11

Influence of karnatic music on malayalam film songs are great. thesongs helped in propagating karnatic music among laymen audience as well as youngsters who used to run away at the mention of karnatic music. the malyalam songs based on classical ragas sung by KJY, CHITRA & others are always ligering on the lips of all. the efforts by Dakshinamoorthy, raveendran cannot be ignored. The famous sons 'PRAMADVANAM, Devasabharhalam in the HIS HIGNESS ABDULLA are purely classical music based songs and are very difficult to be sung.
From: Mani (@ spider-te054.proxy.aol.com) on: Thu Feb 15 15:24:21

The use of chendai in Malayalam music gets boring, these days thappu, thavil, pambai, udukkai, and other native instruments are used in Malayalam music, the sound of chendai is getting old...and boring.
From: Sankaran Kutty (@ ) on: Mon Aug 16 05:04:25

I need a Filim Song starting like
"KAKKAKALKU MALAMUNDU
PARAVAKALKU AAKASHAMUNDU"

in writing also ok
From: sandeep (@ 203.197.155.165) on: Fri Sep 17 08:29:32 EDT 2004

please send me some semiclassical malayalam film songs and the ragam in which they are composed

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