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naadhaswaram in TFM

Topic started by bb (@ schubert.crhc.uiuc.edu) on Wed Jan 20 23:02:33 EST 1999.
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• From: naadhas_fan (@ semiramis.erlm.siemens.de) on: Thu Feb 11 08:21:22 EST 1999
  
  * Does 'maanguyilE poonguyilE' - SPB version has naadhas?
  * How abt the prelude of 'andhu mazhai mEgam, thanga mazhai thoovum'?
  * 'Eh aaththaaa, aaththOramaa vaariyaa?"???
  
  IR can try a WC stuff, with naadhas in the lead!
  
  
• From: Shankar (@ webgate0.mot.com) on: Thu Feb 11 09:26:14 EST 1999
  
  PS,
  1.of course it does...the prelude starts with a nAdhas only.
  
  3.this too has nadhas in the prelude. the song starts with a acoustic guitar followed by a nadhas playing the tune of the song , then SPB takes over.
  
  
• From: bb (@ schubert.crhc.uiuc.edu) on: Thu Feb 11 10:02:05 EST 1999
  
  shankar: isn't 3 trumpet and not naadhas?
  
  
• From: shankar (@ webgate0.mot.com) on: Fri Feb 12 02:29:48 EST 1999
  
  bb,
  
  it's certainly NOT trumpet.cud be a shenai.
  
  
• From: Udhaya (@ 205.218.142.217) on: Fri Feb 12 17:55:36 EST 1999
  
  The pipe sound at the beginning of "Poththi Vechcha Malligai Mottu" is it nadhaswaram, shenai, or clarinet?
  
  
• From: bb (@ schubert.crhc.uiuc.edu) on: Fri Feb 12 18:38:28 EST 1999
  
  udhaya, that looks like a synthesized one..i am hearing it in the CD right now.. doesn't look like a natural instument to me..
  
  
• From: bb (@ schubert.crhc.uiuc.edu) on: Fri Feb 12 18:40:08 EST 1999
  
  udhaya, nadhaswaram comes in the first interlude, though, makes a great effect!!
  
  
• From: kam (@ hlr-13-205.tm.net.my) on: Fri Feb 12 23:31:54 EST 1999
  
  Using nadaswaram has not only been the forte of IR. ARR uses it excellently in MANOOTHU MANDHAILE in Kizakku cheemaile. Note the folk rhythm in the song.
  
  
• From: Shankar (@ webgate0.mot.com) on: Sat Feb 13 03:15:25 EST 1999
  
  kam,
  Even Deva used it "excellently" in panju mittAi seela katti :-)
  
  
• From: Informer (@ ) on: Tue Apr 13 12:17:41 EDT 1999
  
  Nadaswaram vidwan Sheik Chinna Moulana passed away. I guess his links to TFM are tenuous, at best. But thought I would post it anyways...
  
  http://www.rediff.com/news/1999/apr/13nad1.htm
  
  
• From: bb (@ bernstein.crhc.uiuc.edu) on: Wed Apr 14 02:28:01 EDT 1999
  
  yes, very sad indeed. his contributions to the status of that instrument will make his name stand the test of time.
  
  
• From: Mani Karthikeyan Nair (@ spider-te061.proxy.aol.com) on: Thu Nov 25 23:23:21 EST 1999
  
  People say that the nadaswaram is fading away, but not in Kerala, nadaswaram is the main instrument of Kerala, along with the chenda and thavil. This instrument has kept the dances and processions alive in south India, especially Kerala, when you walk around the street maybe, you can hear in some Namboodiri or Nair's house, the sound of nadaswaram......:o)
  
  
• From: eden (@ 202.54.71.159) on: Fri Nov 26 01:08:26 EST 1999
  
  rameshb, udhaya & bb:
  `poo mudippAL indhappookguzhali' song also has another beautiful nagaswaram-TMS prose-order rendering in the 2nd stanza! While in the first he reads the invitation, in the second, he goes on to give a beautiful running commentary of the marriage itself....
  
  mAdharAr thangaL magaL enRu pArthirukka......kAdhalaL mella kAl pArthu nadandhu vara... etc.. each one interspersed with beautiful nagaswaram pieces...
  
  Oh what a song! (BTW, who's the lyricist?)
  
  
• From: aruLarasan (@ psiphi.umsl.edu) on: Mon Nov 29 15:50:06 EST 1999
  
  who else could it be? :-)
  
  
• From: kaNNadaasanin daasan (@ kcecfp01.sprint.com) on: Mon Nov 29 16:50:08 EST 1999
  
  aruL,
  
  lemme guess.....pazhanibharathi. Right?:-)
  
  
• From: hihi:-) (@ vengu.umsl.edu) on: Mon Nov 29 17:03:55 EST 1999
  
  :-)))))
  
  
• From: :-) (@ dhcp-css-consult-12.lg.informix.com) on: Mon Nov 29 17:15:22 EST 1999
  
  hihi, :-)
  
  
• From: eden (@ 202.54.71.130) on: Wed Dec 1 00:20:28 EST 1999
  
  Guys!
  The instrument used in `Do anything' of HTNI seems to be Shenoy and not our `mangala vAdhyam'..even the CD cover does not list this instrument while crediting the name of the shenoy player...
  
  

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