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Sweet melodies with flute
The violin was perhaps the most frequently used instrument (apart from the mandatory tabla, bongos or other percussion instruments) in Indian films from the 1940s to the early 70s. The Flute will perhaps come a close second to the violin … Continue reading
Posted in Hindi film music, Orchestration and arrangements, Special themes
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Orthodox RD Burman
To me, RD Burman’s music has many more dimensions than mere ‘Hits of RD Burman’. I see RD Burman’s music in 3 dimensions. 1) First, he was an extremely talented and creative composer with a solid foundation in the orthodox … Continue reading
Posted in Great music directors - Hindi, Hindi film music
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