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**tgs** · 07-14-2006, 06:46 PM

Thanks RR.
Another one from later years- vaLamaana bhoomiyil from ore vaanam ore bhoomi , a KJY-MSV favourite of mine,one of many such. KB,Strings,sitar pieces folowed by a smooth mridhangham rhythm pattern that sets the tempo for the song.

I hope paartha gnyaabagam and other songs from Pudhiya paravai have been mentioned already.

The fast flute/sitar pieces in the interludes of "namma ooru singaari" - set to a rock'n'roll rhythm but with a Hindolam(or sudhdha dhanyaasi depending on how you look at it) base.
The song has a trumpet postlude as well.

07-14-2006, 06:46 PM	#22
tgs Join Date Mar 2007 Age 48 Posts 5,125 Senior Member	Thanks RR. Another one from later years- vaLamaana bhoomiyil from ore vaanam ore bhoomi , a KJY-MSV favourite of mine,one of many such. KB,Strings,sitar pieces folowed by a smooth mridhangham rhythm pattern that sets the tempo for the song. I hope paartha gnyaabagam and other songs from Pudhiya paravai have been mentioned already. The fast flute/sitar pieces in the interludes of "namma ooru singaari" - set to a rock'n'roll rhythm but with a Hindolam(or sudhdha dhanyaasi depending on how you look at it) base. The song has a trumpet postlude as well.
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