Bach meets Raja.Heart warming and eternal soundtrack from the album How to Name it by the Maestro of Indian Music Ilayaraja. Earned Ilayaraja the "Maestro" title.
no words can express it...great work from THE GREATEST no doubt...try listen to BGM of ABORVA SAGOTHARGAL (i may have spelt it wrong, talkin about the kamal hassans movie)...its fantastic
Bresson, Bach, Raja... Just love the symphony, truly enigmatic...
nirvana4ol 6 months ago
I was wondering. There is no dislike votes to this piece. Raja is Raja. And the image is one of my favorite snaps of all time.
anandmrk 1 year ago
@srianasmi :) You just said it. I was trying hard to recall.
anandmrk 1 year ago
@srianasmi I think you have it spot on! I felt the same way..especially in the "question-answer" passage 1:10 - 2:00!
vthyaga 1 year ago
Wonderful piece...that is so bewitching.Rajavirku en vannakangal.
rshankaree 2 years ago
laya in this context means "speed of movement", and ragam means "melodic pattern".
layaraagam = structure and progression of a melody
VmShan 2 years ago
no words can express it...great work from THE GREATEST no doubt...try listen to BGM of ABORVA SAGOTHARGAL (i may have spelt it wrong, talkin about the kamal hassans movie)...its fantastic
keeranboy 3 years ago
I think this awesome piece is loosely related to Raja Sir's song "Kalaivaniye unnaithane" from the movie Sindhu Bhairavi.
srianasmi 3 years ago
beautiful... no words to describe the genius...
venki24888 3 years ago
Illayaraja is the name of the composer, Raagam means a form of classical music in south india, so they added it together..
Balatesting 3 years ago