Thanks TFM. This movie has nice melodies like VENDUM VENDUM UNTHAN URAVU.
regards
ramesh
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Thanks TFM. This movie has nice melodies like VENDUM VENDUM UNTHAN URAVU.
regards
ramesh
varuga varuga umaramesh :)Quote:
Originally Posted by umaramesh
will post one MSV + SJ hope you enjoy that too
regards
Song : Thaalikku vEli Tharum Thalai MagalE
Movie : Sudarum Sooravaliyum
Singer : S Janaki
Music : M S Visvanathan
Lyric : Vaali
சர்வேஸ்வரீ! ...
மங்கள கெளரி ...
மஹாதேவி !
தாலிக்கு வேலி தரும் தலை மகளே
நல்ல தாய் குலம் காவல் கொள்ளும் மலைமகளே
மலைமகளே மலைமகளே
தாலிக்கு வேலி தரும் தலை மகளே
நல்ல தாய் குலம் காவல் கொள்ளும் மலைமகளே
நீலக்க*ண் சிவ*க்காம*ல் வாழ* விடு
என் நெற்றி கொண்ட* குங்கும*த்தை நிலைக்க* விடு
மாலைக்கு கால*மெல்லாம் ம*ண*ம் வேண்டும்
என் ம*ஞ்ச*ளில் மாறாத* நிற*ம் வேண்டும்
கொண்டவன் உயிர் காவல்
கோதை என் குலம் காவல்
ம*ண்ட*ல*ம் உன் காவ*ல்
வாழ்வ*து என் ஆவ*ல் !
தாலிக்கு வேலி தரும் தலை மகளே
நல்ல தாய் குலம் காவல் கொள்ளும் மலைமகளே
ஊருக்குள் சென்ற தெய்வம் வர வேண்டும்
என் உறவுக்கு தாயே உன் வரம் வேண்டும்
தேருக்கு அல*ங்கார*ம் கோபுர*மே
ந*ல்ல* தேவிக்கு அல*ங்கார*ம் நாய*க*னே
அந்தியில் முக*ம் பார்க்க*
ம*ந்திர* மொழி கேட்க*
என் ம*ல*ர் அவ*ன் காக்க*
ம*ன்ன*னை நீ காக்க*
தாலிக்கு வேலி தரும் தலை மகளே
நல்ல தாய் குலம் காவல் கொள்ளும் மலைமகளே
தாய் குலம் காவல் கொள்ளும் மலைமகளே
மலைமகளே !
kallum karaiyum SJ solo from MSV
to listen : http://music.cooltoad.com/music/song.php?id=383342
to watch : http://s102.photobucket.com/albums/m...ver1/MSV%20SJ/
Hi TFM
Thanks for this rare song. I have not heard it before. You have another rare song SJ-MSV from sridhar movie . Song starts like this OOMAI PENNAI . please provide the song if you have.
regards
ramesh
Hi..Quote:
Originally Posted by umaramesh
heres the link for "oomai peNNai pEsa sonna uRavO" by SJ from Sridhar's alaigaL.
http://music.cooltoad.com/music/song.php?id=308441
thanks madhu
uploaded another SJ # from the same movie
muthumani kannanukku enna ninaippu ?
to listen : http://music.cooltoad.com/music/song.php?id=383488
to watch : http://s102.photobucket.com/albums/m...ver1/MSV%20SJ/
regards
[tscii:12ebabae61]Melodies — olden and golden
V. BALASUBRAMANIAN
MSV’s fans lapped up the fare as the orchestra served hit after hit.
Photos: R.Ravindran
Revisiting the past: (From left) M.S.Viswanathan on the piano,
‘The Creator Unplugged’ show that featured M.S.Viswanathan on the piano — vintage music in an equally vintage auditorium. What more can one ask for, taken on a nostalgic trip to those good olden days? It was heartening to see many youngsters too in the crowd. Proof enough that MSV’s music is timeless.
The crowd went into raptures when the strains of ‘Pullankuzhal Kodutha,’ ‘Nee Illadha Idame Illai’ and ‘Mannulagil Indru Devan’ were played as invocation pieces. Popular TV anchor and actor Aadhavan compered the show with aplomb, chipping in with interesting anecdotes.
MSV demonstrated one of the tunes he had composed for ‘Unnai Ondru Kaetpaen,’ which was followed by the original version. Veteran violinist, M. Kalyan, played it with such intensity that absence of lyrics was hardly felt. Sakthinathan’s saxophone interlude was noteworthy. MSV was vamping on the grand piano throughout.
‘Nalai Indha Velai Parthu’ was the next, Kalyan packing it with a lot of emotion. Accordion player Rajkumar who had acted as Gemini Ganesan’s son in the film ‘Ramu’ presented ‘Kannirendum Minna Minna’ in nonchalant style with Selva caressing the drums with the brush unobtrusively. Rajkumar’s good work continued with ‘Rajavin Parvai.’
For the fans
Orchestra.
Sakthinathan cajoled ‘Thaedinaen Vandathu’ out of his sax much to the delight of rasikas. Sekar (thumba), Ganesh (bongoes) and Nagarathinam (timings) combined well to embellish the song. MSV quipped that director Sridhar was upset with the tune composed originally for this and asked him to redo it and added that he just took five minutes to compose this version.
‘Enna Enna Vaarthaigalo’ saw MSV excelling on the piano. Rajan (keyboard) was a pillar of strength for the entire programme. Ace guitarist and son of actor M.K. Radha, Radha Vijayan had flown down from Singapore to participate in this show. He played ‘Aadavarellam Aadavaralam’ and ‘Yaar Andha Nilavu’ perfectly. His style of handling the guitar was unique. ‘Aththan Ennaththan’ oozed melody with Kalyan and Rajkumar at the helm.
Now and then, MSV took centre stage to conduct the orchestra along with Veeraraghavan and Ananthu who were doing a tremendous job. Balaji, yet another guitarist, took the lead in ‘Naan Nandri Solvaen’ and ‘Andru Vandadhum.’ ‘Ninaikka Therinda Manamae’ had Ramachandran (Shehnai) in his elements in the fill ups and interludes. He is the son of Sathyam, the inimitable shehnai player of yore. Veteran Prasad, Mullai and Ganapathy on the tabla made the programme livelier.
Opening BGMs of several MSV songs thoughtfully sewn into a medley by Vaithy of msvtimes.com were aired during the intermission — a bonus to the audience. MSV chose ‘Malai Pozhudin Mayakathilay’ impromptu as Ilaiyaraaja who was there with his son Karthik Raja had a special liking for it. Singing a few lines of the song Ilaiyaraaja explained the beauty of the composition and also how the lyrics of the charanam had made a great impact on him as a youth.
Vidyasagar, who sat glued to his seat right from the beginning, marvelled at MSV’s composing talent, underlining the amazing way in which he churned out sangatis. “He has set the grammar for light music. It is unfortunate that he is still to be recognised at the national level,” he observed. Vidyasagar, with MSV’s permission, went on to play ‘Ennai Marandhadaen’ on the piano.
Mesmerising show
P.B. Sreenivos, Sp. Muthuraman, Vairamuthu, Kamakotiyan and Madan Bob were also present. M. Kalyan was given the title, ‘Singing Violin,’ by T.K. Ramamurthy. Prasad modulating the tabla with his hammer played the entire ‘Ennadi Rakkamma’ song on it. The show wound up with ‘Malarndhum Malarada’ leaving the rasikas yearning for more. Mesmerised, and memories revived, some of them lingered long after the show was over.
As MSV accepted the standing ovation humbly, the listener’s thoughts went back to the audio clipping of Kannadasan that was played when the programme began, in which he said, “MSV knows nothing else in this world except music.” How true!
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