You sing well. Have you learnt CM? Do you perform on stage?

Very good, nice kapi.. first time hearing this piece.

Overall, very nice. The parts where the tempo changed were nicely done. Your voice holds note quite nicely even in the higher octaves. You oughta sing and record more often!

Please record malaipozhuthinile if you know it.

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Vidya Sankaranarayanan (https://www.facebook.com/vidya.sankaranarayanan) is an extraordinarily talented Bharatanatyam dancer who trained under the legendary Thanjavur Kittappa Pillai (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K._P._Kittappa_Pillai). She is, in the rich tradition of T Balasaraswathy, a gifted vocalist as well. 

She also happens to be my cousin so this is a family production of S Chidambaram's classic "Kanda naal mudhalaai" in Raga Madhuvanti. 

It's a trip hop version featuring violin, cello, keyboard and programming by me. The chords used are primarily variations of Gm, D and A 

Lyrics Translation

My love overflows my dear since seeing you, holding a spear (vEl) in your hand (kai), oh compassionate son of Shiva.

The people will come and sing (paaDum) songs (paNNisai) for you, Kandan (a name for Murugan) my child (baalan), to bring you happiness (sugam).

My heart has not forgotten (marakavillai) your blue (neela) peacock (mayil). I have not forgotten this love (nEsam) mixed with affection (paasam). Oh this sharp-eyed festive (kOla) prince (kumar) has been in the temple (kOvil) of my mind (mana). Showing a small smile (kurunagai), he placed (sooti) a fragrant flower (narumalar) of love within us. 

(source: http://www.karnatik.com/c1437.shtml)


Kanda Naal Mudhalaai

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lMW4-jO3Wk
Arnab Goswami is a man of depth. He unleashes rationality and factuality by assembling 5-6 experts every day night and interrupting them at every step. Subramaniam Swamy is a professional Dream Stealer whose task is to infiltrate the subconscious realm of Arnab's own kingdom and interrupt the interruptor, name-call the name-caller and implant the idea that it is possible to reduce prime time news to even more unimaginable depths of ridiculousness

To capture the essence of his genius, we have adapted Hans Zimmer's Time from Inception. 

The source material is largely from this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FykqCkDDrW0

Interrupception

Who doesn’t dream of time travel at some point or the other. We take a look at time travel as a possibility and how it has been explored in pop culture.
By Sruthi Radhakrishnan and Shubashree Desikan
Produced by Preethi Ramamoorthy

Podcast: On time travel and pop culture

Carnatic Classical Fusion of Saint Thiyagaraja's composition orajupu by Toronto based singer Aathirai Sivapalan and producer Mugunthan Sivapalan.

Carnatic Classical Fusion (Orajupu) - Aathirai Sivapalan

Classical Fusion - Krishna Kaho (Meera Bhajan) - Aathirai Sivapalan

Carnatic Classical Fusion - (Mokshamu Galatha) - Aathirai Sivapalan

Carnatic Classical Fusion (Guruvajur Appane) - Aathirai Sivapalan

On popular demand, the HJesque song from the podcast - http://soundcloud.com/parodesynoise/harris-jayaraj-for-dummies

@saffrontrail - Female vocals
@hariflute - Music, programming, male vocals
@krishashok - violin, male vocals

Mudhal Iravu

I sang this on a whim. I learnt this many years ago from my father.

Fair warning: It's been years since I've sung anything.

Raga: Kapi
Composed by Kalki Krishnamoorthy

Poonkuyil - Kapi

madho hum aise tu aisa, a devotional song rendered by Sreevalsan J Menon from the album Begane Baro

Madho Hum Aise Tu Aisa

Her wonderful 1993 children's verses, illustrated by Jean-Michel Basquiat: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/05/03/life-doesnt-frighten-me-maya-angelou-basquiat/

Poonkuyil - Kapi

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