Taye Yashoda Morning Raga Karnataka classical music Fusion
September 26th, 2009 | by music |vikrammanagoli asked:
Taye Yashoda - Karanataka music Fusion from movie Morning Raga ..Feat Shabana Azmi doing justice to her role as Singer Swarnalata . sung by Sudha Raghunathan.. Lyrics : pallavi tAyE yashOdE undan Ayarkulattuditta mAyan gOpAlakriSNan seyyum jAlattai kELaDI (tAyE) anupallavi
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25 Responses to “Taye Yashoda Morning Raga Karnataka classical music Fusion”
By leviterande on Sep 27, 2009 | Reply
ELIJAH
zarmisinazzzari? what does it mean
By panjimutai on Sep 29, 2009 | Reply
BENEDICT
i m in love with Sudha Ragunathan’s voice. haiz
By viernesverdeTV on Oct 2, 2009 | Reply
FREDRICK
Que buena música, siempre me ha gustado… siempre esta icluida en mi vida y en mi subconciente! Exelentes musicos.
By arjunrajsabari on Oct 4, 2009 | Reply
GARFIELD
fantasticccccccccc
By acsk20 on Oct 5, 2009 | Reply
BORIS
Brilliant performance by Sudha Ragunathan -and the stunning performance by Shabana -
Sudha raghunathan+ Shabana+ Mani’s sharma music+ carnatic style+ fusion = musical treat for 5 mins - this song will everlast in our mind especially for music lovers.
By retrya on Oct 6, 2009 | Reply
AHMED
this is art i lov’et
By cooldudeprav on Oct 6, 2009 | Reply
DAMON
i think he meant sick in a good way…
like when you see something really nice, you can put it as Wow, its a sick xyz…
By meret99 on Oct 6, 2009 | Reply
ALBERTO
you mean SLICK alap
By dummymtm on Oct 10, 2009 | Reply
BLAKE
its very cool copose mam realy super
By BrendanandScott on Oct 12, 2009 | Reply
DEREK
Sick alap.
By kvarsastry on Oct 14, 2009 | Reply
CECIL
very nice
By canadagoby on Oct 15, 2009 | Reply
FRANCIS
wow, such a nice and perfect out-line of “thodi” raaga.
that actress’ lip movement is amazing like an experienced carnatic singer.
By arn123321 on Oct 16, 2009 | Reply
BURL
less talking of the english, more singing of the indian music
By bardrox on Oct 18, 2009 | Reply
CHUCK
I don’t understand why we should always think of ourselves as separate. We are Indians, first & foremost & the sooner we learn this, the faster we will grow. That said, this is a really nice song-although I do not understand the language…
By loveria1234 on Oct 21, 2009 | Reply
ANDREW
excellent song .more karnatic songs with western touch should come in future .
By nilave on Oct 24, 2009 | Reply
DOMINGO
SOrry above two spelling mistake RN i meant TN Tamil Nadu and son i meant Song
By nilave on Oct 27, 2009 | Reply
AUGUSTUS
Why dont we think that we gave such a great music to world from south india. I dont care if tree is laid by karnatak and nourished by RN and AP or malayalam. \at end of the day it is beautiful tree giving fruit to the world in its own way and above son is proof for it.
By Cyanide4Breakfast on Oct 29, 2009 | Reply
FIDEL
Anyway let’s end this here. But my conclusion is only as follows…
1.Tamil is only a language which has been adapted as part of the dravidian culture in the recent past. It by itself does not represent dravidian culture. So it holds no credit of anything that the dravidian/indian/hindu culture holds
2.This tamilsong in a non-telugu film only reveals the dominating, over patriotic nature of the tamil speaking people
my conversation ends here. you can keep arguing with yourself if you want to.
By Cyanide4Breakfast on Nov 1, 2009 | Reply
CHUCK
Thanks for the Tip. This man here talks after reading stuff using Google and relies on it!!! Hats off to you man!
By Cyanide4Breakfast on Nov 1, 2009 | Reply
DAMIEN
Brother, I am not a Christian or Muslim who subscribes to his Religion because there is a Faith in the Proof of his Religion as written in History. Mythology is true for us. And if you are an Indian, they either you have to be a Hindu or should proudly acknowledge that your ancestors were Hindus. Otherwise you don’t even belong here. My guess is that probably your ancestors were probably forcibly converted by the Evil Missionaries. I think you understand what the word Forcibly means.
By vikrammanagoli on Nov 3, 2009 | Reply
BURT
dear bros ,i am sure you two will agree if we conclude kannada, telugu and tamil are all dravidian sisters(debate is not about whos the eldest ..) who have always shared the good will,cultures,talents,habitats,vocabulary,ideas and now the tag of being the “classical languages” …
may be we can call karnataka sangeeta as dravida sangeetha (south indian music) …
By Manro55 on Nov 5, 2009 | Reply
FABIAN
why not u goggle and study Tamil history/culture/religion and the difference btw Indo-European n Dravidian languages b4 u comment !!
By Manro55 on Nov 7, 2009 | Reply
BRETT
You are confusing History with Hindu mythology. I need not subscribe to ur Hindu Disney fantasy world of monkeys demons and gods
By Cyanide4Breakfast on Nov 8, 2009 | Reply
CARROL
I don’t understand what Tamil Kingdoms Tamil Countries you are saying. Sanskrit has always been the mother language of India and its Children are Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada etc., NOT TAMIL. There was no Tamil Kingdom, and no Tamil Country for God’s Sake. That’s the worst thing that could happen that I could think of.
By Cyanide4Breakfast on Nov 8, 2009 | Reply
BLAINE
Telugu was not born 2000 years ago brother. This is what probably the British Historians concluded just like the Fake Aryan Theory. Tamil for instance in its earlier form Tamizh has its earliest references in the Dwapara Yuga in the works of Vyasa. Similarly Telugu in its earlier form of Teligi or Trilinga (Land of the three Lingas) originates in the Treta Yuga. Lord Hanuman’s Mother tongue was one of it’s dialects.