IR concerts, TV shows and Interviews ...

**njv** · 16th November 2005, 01:12 AM

Originally Posted by netfriend4u2005

I don't have much musical knowledge, except listening ti music only. Tippus voice was not proper in the beginging, but as Raaja controlled it, even Tippu acknowleged it with asmile when he sounded almost like original later.

hope the "musically knowledged ears" just listen to the song the way it is than finding fault.

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**kingvj** · 20th November 2005, 08:02 AM

To answer the folks having a panchaayathu or 'friendly firing' or whatever, I've been a regular visitor to this site since the last 5 years or so. When the site got migrated, I re-signed up late due to official constraints on bandwidth and net access restrictions. Now that everything cleared up, I've started posting again.

Funny that my name appears as newbie. Never mind..!

**kingvj** · 20th November 2005, 08:12 AM

I hope that the folks noted how the audience applauded on these occasions.

1. During the second interlude in 'Sundari Kannaal' song, when the whole drums-trumphets-violin combo reaches a higher octave and the flute-bass violin combo takes over (just before the second charanam starts).

2. The starting bass flute of 'aasaya kaathula thoodhu vittu'.

It was great to be a part of the live audience. Some folks sitting in front of me went hysteric when IR finished his 'Thiruvasagam' bit.

**Jilaba** · 22nd November 2005, 12:49 PM

I also watched that programme in jaya T.V.

But I think the praising here are 'overdosed' in this thread.

Nowadays even ordinaery orchestras are doing fine and fentastic live concerts.

**Sanjeevi** · 22nd November 2005, 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by Jilaba

I also watched that programme in jaya T.V.

But I think the praising here are 'overdosed' in this thread.

Nowadays even ordinaery orchestras are doing fine and fentastic live concerts.

Country of Vijyala iruntheengana ippadi than pesuveenga

**Sanjeevi** · 22nd November 2005, 05:12 PM

Ilayaraja takes a well earned vacation November 21, 2005

Isaignani Ilayaraja has traditionally spent his Diwali at his village in Pannaipuram. He would pay homage to his mother at her samadhi there before participating in the festivities.

This year however happened to be the Thalai deepavali for his son, Yuvan Shankar Raja and daughter Bavatharini. And he was also deeply engrossed in work. Therefore, he spent the day in Chennai. Now that the work related to his projects is over, he has taken off to Pannaipuram. He will be spending a few days in the rustic village setting. Besides, he has also planned to conduct a mega music program in Kerala as he did in Chennai recently. The Chennai concert was a big hit.

http://www.behindwoods.com/features/...ilayaraja.html

**netfriend4u2005** · 23rd January 2006, 01:12 PM

Hi, What happened to the DVD of Chennai concert? There is no update for long. Last update was that it will be cleared for DVD release by Java TV. After that????????