Shashikiran & Ganesh uncles' concert- Bangalore- 15 Aug 2007

aadithmoorthy · Post by **aadithmoorthy** » 27 Aug 2007, 20:05

On Independence day, August 15 2007, I attended a beautiful concert organized by â€œAdvaitaâ€

trichur c narendran · Post by **trichur c narendran** » 27 Aug 2007, 20:26

Dear Aadit,

Please take it as an advice.Whenever you review a concert mention the names of accompanying artistes also & write a few lines about their contribution towards the success of the concert. People like me will be curious to know who have accompanied them. I appreciate that you have beautifully written so much about the concert.

Wishing you all the best,

ramakriya · Post by **ramakriya** » 28 Aug 2007, 00:19

Aadit

Wish you t he very best - For a 10 year old, you have written wonderfully well!

-Ramakriya

shadjam · Post by **shadjam** » 28 Aug 2007, 01:16

Nice review, Aadit. Looking forward to more such reviews from you.

arasi · Post by **arasi** » 28 Aug 2007, 07:54

We are proud of you, Aadit!
If you can write this well at ten, you would make a good reviewer when you grow up--and a good musician too.
Just as you listen to your gurus carefully when you learn, look at the way reviews are written. Trichur Narendran has already given you guidance in starting your review with the names of all the artistes. When you get the help of your parents to type (even if you type it yourself), make sure that you get the names of the songs right (even grown ups make mistakes sometimes, but this way you would be a better reviewer!).
Good luck with your learning CM! We need more and more children learning and appreciating it

Sam Swaminathan · Post by **Sam Swaminathan** » 28 Aug 2007, 08:00

Well done, Aadit....keep it coming..extremely refreshing....make a note of the suggestion by uncle Narendran above. Best wishes

Sam

snigdha · Post by **snigdha** » 28 Aug 2007, 14:34

I guess Master Aadith is the youngest member of the forum. Good Job, Young Man!!!!

Keep up the good work.

aadithmoorthy · Post by **aadithmoorthy** » 28 Aug 2007, 20:07

Thank you Uncles and Aunties for the comments and advises. I will practice hard and shall become a good musician and a writer.

Aadith Moorthy

jananee · Post by **jananee** » 29 Aug 2007, 13:35

Good review ..n good writing at this age!

Sam Swaminathan · Post by **Sam Swaminathan** » 29 Aug 2007, 15:32

Aadith....the song Rama........in Vasantha you have mentioned in your review, is it the same as the one sung in raga Thilang?

CM-Fan · Post by **CM-Fan** » 29 Aug 2007, 22:32

Thanks for the review Aadit.Good selection of songs.I heard from my aunt too that
it was a good concert by Carnatica Brothers.I wish I was able to attend their concert that day.

You have great Gurus at this young age.Good Luck!!!

aadithmoorthy · Post by **aadithmoorthy** » 11 Oct 2007, 15:05

Sam uncle this Rama Rama is not the one in Thilang but it is in Vasantha.
lyrics-

pallavi

rAma rAma rAma rAma rAma ennirO sItA
(rAma)

anupallavi

nEmadinda bhajisuvavara kAmitagaLa koDuva nAma
(rAma)

charanam

ihadalli iSta uNTu paradalli sukhavuNTu
vara purandara viThalanna- smarane bAyige odagadO
(rAma)

sankirnam · Post by **sankirnam** » 11 Oct 2007, 17:56

Yes this same song can be sung in many different ragas... TNS has sung it in hamsadwani, hindolam and even shubapantuvarali before..

rajaglan · Post by **rajaglan** » 12 Oct 2007, 10:30

Hi aadith,

Thanks for the nice review. I think I missed the concert. Nattakurinchi, dwajawanthi, desh rtp, vasantha renditions would have made me learn more of those ragas.

Thanks again for the heartfelt review with no artificial alangaramas at the same time stressing the occasaion at all times.

My next comment is in general for everyone not just for this review. One small 'nerudal' (in tamil) is calling the artists as 'uncle' or 'mama'. These two artists themselves are very young going by the standard at which people peak in CM. Some people call elder artists as mama... Most people can be addressed with just the name and when someone wants to add an extra respect I think 'Shri' is the best word and is more than sufficient.