Here is our cover version of the song Oora Therinjukitten, which was originally composed by Ilaiyaraaja for the film Padikkadhavan.
Singer: Srivatsan
Karaoke Track, Recording, Mixing: Sripathy Ramesh
Video, Editing: Anbu Chezhian
(Thanks to Aravindhan for some additional video clips)
Listen to it and let us know your feedback.
On a related note, don't miss our earlier cover of the song:
Andhi Mazhai from Raajapaarvai.
Singer: Srivatsan
Karaoke Track, Recording, Mixing: Sripathy Ramesh
Video, Editing: Anbu Chezhian
(Thanks to Aravindhan for some additional video clips)
Listen to it and let us know your feedback.
On a related note, don't miss our earlier cover of the song:
Andhi Mazhai from Raajapaarvai.
Ramesh,
ReplyDeletevery nice.. especially the Base guitar and the bells sounds great. I feel that adding some more instruments like strigns could have added more value. I expected your keyboard performance in the video :) ..overall neat job
Soundar
Thank you Soundar for your feedback!
ReplyDeleteHi Ramesh,
ReplyDeleteI am Jaganathan from Salem. I am going to learn playing piano by myself. Could you please, let me know that which brand keyboard i need to buy[Rs 5000 is my budget] and please give me[jaganathan.eswaran[at]gmail.com] any course material if you have.
Thnx..
Good work Ramesh. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteThank you Naani.
ReplyDeleteJaganathan, for your budget you can go with Casio models.
Good work! BTW what's the raga of this song? Is it vakulabharanam?
ReplyDeleteOn the raga.. I assumed a start from ma. But it is possibly a sa start.. so the raga is probaby keeravani?
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteYes, it is predominantly Keeravani. The song starts at Sa (with a glide from lower Pa). However there are a few anya swarams too like the smaller Nishadham.