The movie amman kOvil kizakkalE was studded with stunning and beautiful songs. This was the most popular number from that movie. The effervescent voice of SPB appropriately catpured in a superb tune by Maestro Ilaiyaraja . This song is one of the defining examples of usage of folk music in films. I had earlier tried the more complex and classical unpaarvaiyil Oraayiram. Aravind had tried kaalai nERa poonguyil in his blog. Here is chinnamanik kuyile from me.
Song : ChinnamanikkuyilE
Singer : SPB
Composer : Ilaiyaraja
Movie : amman kOvil kizakkaalE
Performed by : Murali
Song : ChinnamanikkuyilE
Singer : SPB
Composer : Ilaiyaraja
Movie : amman kOvil kizakkaalE
Performed by : Murali
Mulla... great to hear ur voice again!! very well sung..
ReplyDeletekeep singing..
Kesari.
Well done Murali..I've always enjoyed listening to this song..The flow is superb. The beats, the instruments etc.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a lot of justice to the song. Where is the Karaoke from? Or did you make it yourself??
At end of charanam...seemed you wanted to finish off too fast..Also you have a very good karaoke there. So why did you keep it so low? Your voice has more voulme than the karaoke and is not balanced...Could u increase the karaoke volume a little more? That would give more involvement to your vocal with the track....
ReplyDeleteYou have sung this very well in your own style.
Murali:
ReplyDeleteNot an easy song, you have sung it very well. This song has some great rhyming lyrics and you have maintained the flow. Karoke volume konjam low. Overall, it sounds great..Next I am going to try "kada veedhi kalakalakkum" from the same movie..Just kidding :-)
Kesari:
ReplyDeletedid not expect you here ! pleasant surprise !
NV:
company karaoke. engEyO online la kedachudhu long time back. rasiththamaikku nandri !
Pradip:
Mixing is an eternally painful process I think !!! I will keep your advice in mind in the songs to come !
aravind:
kadaiveedhi sema paatunga ! It will be nice to listen to you !
Aha....Meendum oru arumayana choice!! Sooperb!!!! They played this song b4 they announced the level 1 shortlisted candidate(campus recrtmnt)!! Took me back there.... Aha.Enna oru feeling!! Me all smiles :) ;)
ReplyDeleteazhaga paadirukkinga! kaekka idhama irundhadhu!
ReplyDeleteNalla paadi irukkeenga!
ReplyDeleteJust now left a comment on ur 'Un paarvayil oraayiram' post! How did I miss that post earlier :(
Awesome rendition of the song. I have heard that song a long time when I was young and listening to your song felt really good.
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ReplyDeleteHave tried something new this hols. Do check my recent post.. And gimme ur feedback ;) Waiting...
dei kalakkittee daaa....awesome effort..keep on rocking...
ReplyDeleteOne of my all time favourites is this song & you have done a superb job!!
ReplyDeleteWhen is your next one coming up?
Rashmi.
Hi again Murali!!!!
ReplyDeleteit is great to hear ur voice. why do you only like SPB why not a shankar mahadevan, why not a TMS.
You seem to be very famous having got too many link friends. Why not also try some thing to help the people of tamil nadu rather than only helping Tamil language.
http://www.ashanet.org/workanhour/2006/
this is not only for you but for all your blogger friends. (Enna sathame illa, nenju porukavillai nammavar padum vedhanaigalai kandu)
Its a gods gift to be able to live with a musical passion,i can admire music but could never sing.Keep up the good job and enjoy one of the best gods gifts which you are blessed with:)
ReplyDeletegod bless.
Thanks for dropping by my blog.
poorni and chaitanya:
ReplyDeleteThan you very much.
Marutham / Rashmi:
Career fair la paattu pODaraangaLA :) I am updating my blog once a week. So pls do expect an update around every friday/ saturday.
selvi:
I am already involved with another institution by name ekalvidyalaya. Thanks for the link on Asha anyway. I hav eindeed tried a TMS song. PLease check in my collections. Shankar mahadevan - I wonder if I will ever try his song !
alapana:
thanks for the kind words. You got a good blog out there which I enjoyed.
Lord labakkudoss:
I got them en mass from my friend. Some you can find in cooltoad also.
MS,
ReplyDeleteFor a Shankar Mahadevan song you should try thaniye thannanthaniyE OR sandhana thendralai jannalgaL.....Both have very good tracks. If you want to reduce the scale, you can do it through audacity.
I think both these songs will sound good in your voice.
Nice singing, I like the tune. I see a big difference since ‘Barse Badariya’ (I mean singing). Your voice has come across nice and clear, but I think music should be louder. There is a small dialogue going on between a singer and the flutist, and that needs to be heard; If not at the time of you singing at least when just the music is going on. I know it’s a ‘Mixing’ job but for veteran of audio blogger like you should be able to do it easily.
ReplyDeleteSwati.
Here we go...without reading other comments..I said the same.......
ReplyDeleteSwati.
Hi G,
ReplyDeleteI think sandhana thendralai can definitely be attempted. ThaniyE will lacerate the vocal chords if I dont reduce the pitch.
Kaushiji - veteran banaa diya aapne mujhko :) mixing shd have been better. will esnure in future.
It was a tough song, and you sang it beautifully. Mixing could have been better.
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hmm...nicely done .. missed hearing it earlier , since I wasnt blog-visiting for some time .
ReplyDeleteHi! Just want to say what a nice site. Bye, see you soon.
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Very pretty site! Keep working. thnx!
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hi dude!! i am a student!!! new to blogging!!! never knew we can ve audio links!!!ur performance was awesoooooooooooooooooooooome!!!! kudos!!! lemme also try out somethin like this dude!!! could u pl help me technically to do this????
ReplyDeletehi dude
ReplyDeletemurali,
ReplyDeletemannikyanum. intha song enna rombho fast track la padidurukel.
i feel rombho fast aa iruku. sorry but ennodu sincere comments on this song is this only.
Hi Murali,
ReplyDeleteif you still have the minus-track for this song and dont mind sharing, can you send it to me at courtesy.call@gmail.com .
Thanks Murali.