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Tag Archives: music
The soundtrack of life….
Mo wrote a splendid post about criticism yesterday, in the context of art…. applicable to all kinds actually – how the opinion of an elite few takes precedence over what works for an individual. Music is something I’ve received a … Continue reading
Posted in Bollywood, Life, Yesterday
Tagged A R Rahman, Bewafa Sanam, Eklektic Rock, Kishan Kumar, music, music sharing
12 Comments
Arbor
Sometime back, when I’d written the post on Onam, I’d mentioned a story that deserved to be told. About an old school pal R who has composed a wonderful soundtrack for a recently released Malayalam movie. He’s been composing for … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It, Yesterday
Tagged Bhavans, control, expectations, happiness, jealousy, joy, music, music competitions, Onam, R, school, university
11 Comments
Keynotes
There are keys that unlock memories, some of them happen to be on a keyboard, the musical type. And that’s exactly what happened when I chanced upon a keyboard at a relative’s place. I started with the easy stuff that … Continue reading
Lost Universes
Sometime back, I got an email forward – A Violinist in the Metro, about the world famous musician Joshua Bell, who, in 45 minutes, played 6 Bach pieces, with a violin worth $3.5 million, at a metro station in Washington, … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Think About It
Tagged attitude, childhood, confidence, curiosity, friends, innocence, Joshua Bell, mindset, music, personality, shuttle, Space, subway, Washington metro
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