Ilaiyaraaja and JSBach

[rajasaranam]

Here is a radio programme of Newyork Public radio which featured Music pieces Influenced by JSBach. and they featured 'Chamber Welcomes Thiayagaraja' From 'HTNI' :)
http://www.wnyc.org/shows/newsounds/episodes/2003/06/23
Nice to know that the western classical musicians know about Raaja :)

[thamizhvaanan]

WOW!!! :redjump: I am listening to it right now... is it towards the end or in the initial portion... still waiting for IR's special :D

[rajasaranam]

Towards the end Thamizh Am Recording it and will upload it soon :)

Uploaded here Just the Raaja Part.
http://rapidshare.de/files/34764743/Raaja-JSBach.mp3
Try listening to the whole programme its truly awesome. Especially the piece Crossing the borders by Steve martland takes us for a musical ride all over the world.

[thamizhvaanan]

:ty:

[rajasaranam]

saw the date of the programme just now.
It was telecasted on Monday, June 23, 2003 and i came know about it just now through orkut :( Well better late than never :)

[thamizhvaanan]

WOW!!! :redjump: I am listening to it right now... is it towards the end or in the initial portion... still waiting for IR's special :D It starts at 53:50 sharp... just arnd 8 mins of his music :cry:

[rajasaranam]

Never mind! the piece by steve martlans was a long one... probably more than 30 mins, hence the other three composers got little time only :)

[VillageGimp]

To be honest I havent heard Bach yet. But some where I read the maestro's compostion is similar to Bach...like the two instruments getting repeated and many others in complex notes.


Maestro is god's wonder.