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The most expected tamil movie of the season- Deadly entertainment Combo Rajinikanth + Shankar + A.R.Rehman ‘Endhiran’ Released its audio recently. The audio is a big hit among the people. The people are relishing hearing the audio over and over again. Oscar Award Winner A.R.Rehman’s music has reached a new dimension with these songs. After a heavy competition between a Bombay and Chennai based company , chennai based think music grabbed the rights for a record price of Rs 7 crore.
The film is expected to be released next month, while people are already waiting for the movie’s video songs. Here are the list of songs in the movie. Please buy the original audio CD and listen to these songs,
Boom Boom Robo Da
Yogi B, Keerthi Sagathia, Swetha Mohan, Tanvi Shah
Did you know that MARG Properties hosted a music concert by A.R.Rahman called ‘Jai Ho’ in its MARG Swarnabhoomi Premises? It was a big hit, thousands and thousands of people drank in the heavenly music from A.R.R. Know more about it
I was amazed to see that a westerner who doesn’t even understand Indian languages was such a passionate about Carnatic Music. So I thought I could share it with you. This article appeared in the May 1999 issue of Keertana, the newsletter of the Carnatic Music Circle Melbourne. It has since been reprinted in other Indian publications.
As a Westerner interested in Carnatic music, I am frequently asked to explain my interest and to articulate what makes South Indian music special. Both Indians and Westerners ask the same questions. Since I did not grow up with it, but rather chose it for myself from among a broad range of world traditions, Carnatic music is special indeed.
There is always a sense in which cross-cultural interactions serve not only to broaden one’s horizons, but also to set one’s own cultural identity more strongly in relief. My more direct and natural interest in Western traditional music has been nourished by an appreciation for Indian music, and the same can hopefully apply in reverse. Here I hope to describe some points in common, as well as some of the strengths of Carnatic music from my perspective.
Even as its range expands, Carnatic music will continue to communicate the highest ideals, and many people around the world will be listening. There will be more interaction with other traditions, but there is also an audience for the strictest styles in the West. Carnatic music is one of the world’s great treasures.
Inauguration of Chinmaya Vidhyalaya happened at MARG Vishwashakthi in Tirupati as planned. The event went on very smoothly and lots of people benefitted from it spiritually! Swamini Chinmayanandhaji held the interest of audience by speaking on topics that the world needs to know and care about. All in all it was a perfect holy blessing for MARG Vishwasakthi!
