Name: Abaswaram - Ep1 - Krishna Nee Begane by Krish Ashok
Duration: 15 min 12 s
Description: Episode 1 is an offbeat exploration and analysis of the musical phrases (sangathis) in the song Krishna nee Begane Baro. See post here - http://abaswaram.tumblr.com/post/59892600417/ep-1-krishna-nee-begane

really enjoyed the explorative quality of this piece....

Lovely. One of the very few podcasts I listened to till the end. Look forward to more!

I am with you on the conclusion - 'make your ears see' supported by the singer understanding the 'visual imagery' behind the lyrics. For both of this to happen, one has to internalize the song and develop to a certain degree the devotion. In this song, it is not just a mother searching for her son, it is an innocent mother searching for the lord incarnate. Then the music will transcend everything and genuinely make your ears see

The major take away for me from this podcast is that, the ending note also indicates an emotion. From KS Chitra's rendition of the song, I hear that most of it is exact, except the ending note. She starts of with slower variations and builds up, which is typically, how I will also approach this song (this is also true for a song like needhan mechukolavendum). But there is one thing that is not answered. Why is the word begane there? Begane means fast, so initially, you don't tell your child "please come fast" in a slow way. The word fast itself implies, you want him to come quickly. And looking at it in that perspective, Yesudas's rendition makes more sense, doesn't it? Since, it implies your search has already started. Or we should sing, krishna nee baro and then krishna nee begane baro.. Am I wrong? Even in the anupallavi, the word begane comes, right? These are just doubts, I might be way off...

Please do have a podcast about Ilayaraja!

beautifully done with a lot of interesting content!  look forward to more of your podcasts

The observation was delightful - Thanks for sharing this story - This inspired me - Looking for more of this

Episode 1 is an offbeat exploration and analysis of the musical phrases (sangathis) in the song Krishna nee Begane Baro. See post here - http://abaswaram.tumblr.com/post/59892600417/ep-1-krishna-nee-begane

Abaswaram - Ep1 - Krishna Nee Begane

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Song: Malaiyoram Mayile
Movie: Oruvar vazhum aalayam (1988)
Singers: Malaysia Vasudevan, Chitra
Music: Ilayaraja

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