Topic started by Varada (@ tide78.microsoft.com) on Thu May 11 22:37:32 .
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Can somebody explain whether the CD is basically a recording room magic (overlaying MSS on old recordings of SSI) or if it is recording of a 90+ year old SSI? |
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- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.54.26.125)
on: Fri May 12 01:33:57 EDT 2000
varada,
as the inlay cover of the casette explains, it is
a recording done at the house of one of the ex-secretary's
of music academy.
it was a normal practice for all musicians to assemble at his place
for a time of music.
this was one such occassion.
the original recording had neither any accompanient
nor a tambura.
these were added later on.
- From: Varada (@ c214090-a.bllvu1.wa.home.com)
on: Fri May 12 11:36:25 EDT 2000
There is nothing in the inlay cover of the CD that I got. Any idea how old SSI was when it was recorded?. And if I read the post correctly, both MSS and tambura were added later?
- From: Ravi Kiran (@ 202.54.26.125)
on: Fri May 12 13:01:58 EDT 2000
no no.
mss was there initially.
it was a very informal affair and since mss is the
student of SSI, she has just sung along.
that's the reason, they have sung at 3/4 kattai(or 1/2?)_
sruthi.
i think the year was late sixties...i will check up
the tape and let you know.
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