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On that Note - TN Krishnan (S02E05)
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2022
- Sanjay Subrahmanyan is back with Season 02 of On that Note - this time stories are about musicians and musical personalities.
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The beauty about this series is that below the seemingly fun anecdotes, there are so many hidden messages and a constant theme of consistency, constant learning, application, and enormous practice. This applies to all of us in any profession. Thank you so much. Thief, maybe, but, u can proudly say, "Catch me if you can"
Very true Sir, it’s also the humility of a great Vidwan who is always willing to learn from others and widen his own horizon. True Indian learning tradition
Wow thoroughly enjoyed your narration. After all your name is “Sanjay”🙏💐
What a gem!!!! There was a period when five great violinists were at their peak, almost at the same time, viz., Lalgudi, MSG, TNK, Kunnakudi and Chandru. Each of them was a virtuoso and unique in his own way.
Of the five mentioned, the living Legend is m.chandrasekaran sir. He also used to sing in his concerts in our colony in Selaiyur during Sri Rama Navami music festival.
+VVS
how can ou kunnakudi in the list? :) its abit of disservice to have such list.
t rukmini, azagiri swamy, tiruvallore subrahmanyam, vvs etc are not those to omitted.
@@ravishanker6925violinist tiruvallur parathasarathi not subramaniam FYI
@@natarajansuresh6148 Tiruvellore Subramaniam used to accompany MLV for several years in the late 50, 60s and early 70s before Kanyakumari
I was in the same concert in Raga Sudha Hall and remember this incident. TNK Mama also added that that he himself (TNK Mama referred to himself as "naan") "naanum inda maari thirudi irukken". That was a very truthful and quite a hilarious moment!
Give & Take is a must in Carnatic Music. That is what is sustsining it for so long. No Royalty business for compositions, style etc. Every artist is generous. Rasikas are blessed. TNK had a very crowd pleasing artistry. My first moment years ago with TNK was with Niravathisukadha.. That concert included Tholijanma and Thaye Yasodha. Still have that in a Sony casssette tape.
You have now created an undoutable presence in the carnatic world👏
Really nice listening to on that note, n interesting facts that briefed on T.N. Krishnan Sir. Thank u.
I heard Sri Ram and his father TNK of course, play together here in San Diego at Shiva Vishnu Temple when there used to be a lovely Carnatic music sangam whose concerts were at the Kovil......After the concert your classmate was so friendly and so sweet....so excited and unjaded.....Oh, I heard, too, years later, Mr. Subrahmanyan here, once the sangam was hosting concerts in proper auditorium. Amazing concert! Mr. Venkatachalam in the vote of thanks that Tamils love so much, said that the Indian sangah often give honors after the singer is dead or is old, and that its high time SS is honored while even still young. I remember, b/c you made that Tamil hand gesture as if to say, my friend, what is wrong with you! and laughed. Everyone laughed...fine moment of a fine fine concert....Must be about 15 or 28 years ago...
how to describe this expereience...its memory,salutation,intimacy,LESSON and Yes MUSIC..LOVE.
Excellent sir. Enjoyed very much. களவும் கற்று மற என்று வேறு வகை களவுக்குச் சொல்வார்கள். நீங்கள் இசை ஞானத்தை களவாடியதற்கு மேடையில் பாராட்டு. கை தேர்ந்த நல் கள்வன் சார் நீங்க. இத்தகு கள்வர்களுக்கு நல்வரவு இசை உலகில். உங்களைப் போன்ற நல்ல பாடகர்கள் எல்லாம் , எங்களை போன்ற ரசிகர்களின் மனச்சிறையில் ஆயுளுக்கும் கைதியாக இருப்பீர்கள். அது எங்கள் பாக்கியம் 🙏
சஞ்சய் தான் அழகாக பேசுகிறார் என்றால் உங்களை போன்ற ரசிகர்களும் எத்தனை அழகாக comment ம செய்கிறீர்கள்!!!!
@@kumark8363 மிக்க நன்றி. எல்லா புகழும் இசைக்கும் தமிழுக்குமே 🙏
Lovely Sanjay! I can totally relate to that stealing part! 😆😆 As a singer, I do it all the time - in Ekalavya fashion! 🙏🙏💜💜
Had the fortune to watch father son and daughter perform many times. Wizard of violin. Your narration makes us feel that we were along with you at that place. Great going. Looking forward to episodes with other greats.
I really enjoyed listening to this Note, especially that when u mentioned, To keep trying again n again, such that u achieve ur goal. God bless n thank u for ur time.
I like your presentation. Short and Sweet. I know nothing about Carnatic music. That is the beauty in your presentation. Make it enjoyable for everyone and bring Carnatic music to everyone
i am not asinger at all like you nor a violnist but ihad an interesting enecounter with sri TN Krishnan; i was in 9thclass 1951_52 i think we wee going by trivandrum express to TVM to attend a wedding; in the same comprtment(there used to be four seater in each compartment intercalss it wascalledi spotted sri TN Krishnan i have seen him in perambur sangeetha sabha; ihad started learning violin about 6monthsearlier; i could play mohananvarnam and hamsadwani very well my teacher used to admoire me;but when it came to thodi i had a problem r1g1d1n1 fingers were paining so iasked ri TNK; i have aproblem in playing thodi how to improve; he asked can u play mohana varnam yes of curse sir no problem then keep playing this after some months you can play thodi! well i managed somehow after a few months but still mohanam was my master piece for my age!!!l
This series is just amazing to say the least🙏🙏🙏
Sir, your portrayal of anecdotes with the stalwarts really marvelous. It takes me to the era when I used to listen concerts at Coimbatore Ragasudha hall. The great S V Krishnan was indeed a very lovable person. I learnt from him how one has to be in the concert hall.
Wish I could hear more about such great persons and their valuable thoughts. My humble request can you make the video little bit longer so that we can hear and know more about such great persons. What I like the most is the way in which you narrate is fantastic Sir. Thanks a lot for sharing with us. Namaskarams🙏🙏
Lovely to hear your encounters with great musicians. Also good to know you are VM alumni in your +2 years - me as well 👍👍
Superb narration. Lalgudi , TNK and MSG were great violinist of the bygone era. You had the uncanny knack of picking up the best from these great masters
I am inspired after attending yesterday’s concert at Singapore. I am not a trained classical music student, but I love hearing various artists . This series ( 4 of which I listened to back to back today morning), is a collection worth publishing . It is so great to hear and I am sure anyone will benefit !
Always always always looking forward to this feature ♥️🥰🤩
Your anecdotes really take us feel the moment as if we were present that time listening eagerly with curiosity!!! No words that this series keep us engaged more so enjoyable to learn about the value system of yesteryear stalwarts!! Thanks for bringing out such precious ones sir
13ம் தேதி முத்தமிழ் பேரவை வர ஆசை தான்.
கச்சேரிகளை நேரில் காண்பது என்பது தனி.
ஆனால் ..........
சில வருடங்கள் முன் தங்களின் ஒரு நாரத கான சபா நிகழ்ச்சிக்கு வந்த பின் இனி கச்சேரிகளே போவதில்லை என முடிவெடுத்து விட்டேன்.
முன் வரிசையில் ஒரே குடும்பம் + நண்பர்கள் - இள வயது ஆண்கள் மற்றும் பெண்கள்.
பாதிக் குடும்பங்கள் அமெரிக்கா போய் விட்டது போலும்.
அவ்வளவு தான். மொபைலில் பேச ஆரம்பித்தவர்கள் தான்.
"நான் சொன்னேன்ல்யோ? பாரு அதைத் தான் பாடறான் பாரு. (ஒருமையில் தானே பேசுகிறார்கள்) என இங்கேயிருந்து லைவ் டெலிகாஸ்ட் வேறு.
ம்ஹும். இப்படி ஒரு குரங்கு கூட்டம் எங்கு போனாலும் வந்து ஆஜராகி விடுகிறது.
வெள்ளைக்காரர்கள் மத்தியில் - எங்கே அவன் "போங்கடா. கருப்பு நாய்களா" என திட்டி அல்லது சுட்டு விடுவானோ என அங்கே கம்மென இருப்பார்கள் என நம்புகிறேன்.
They learn right upto IIT + MIT + IIM + Columbia University Business degrees. But never Vinayam and Sense of Occasion.
They don't have even the IQ to understand that sitting quiet thru the concert - is the only way they can pay their Obeisance to you, Sir, With Due Respect to you, the embodiment of Sri Saraswathi and this Divine Art.
As far I know IITs produce only accounting or business CEOs - monthly earning super Clerks. And never one Scientist.
Of what utility such high learnings - if they don't inculcate, imbibe, instill and inject the Character of being quite, responsible and not to be a source of nuisance value to others?
Utter Criminal waste of Public Money.
Very beautiful anecdote and advice to sing repetitively until you get it right perfectly. Thankyou for sharing the priceless lesson 🙏🙏
May God Bless You Sanjay Sir🙏🌺🌷💐🌸🌹👍👏👌
Very interesting. Thank you so much sir. 👍👌👏🙏
Totally enjoyed the recall and narration!
Very good presentation of Sri. T N K sir. He was very encouraging but was also strict in his own way. Very nice Sanjay!
Please showcase Lalgudi Sir next!
🤣🤣End was nice...👌👌
Very huge, valuable ,life long precious comment by ,violin legend T,N,KRISHAN .
you are very lucky, and we also very lucky persons ,to hear about ,T,N, Krishan.
My father's favorite violinist.
Very interested
Thoroughly enjoyed sanjay sir. It need not be taken as stealing😊 It shall be taken as following the footsteps👣
exactly
Excellent note 👌👏👏👌
Valuable insights !
I like how the episodes have intertwined in them basic values that any aspiring musician should develop. For instance today's episode focused on repetition.
Randy Pausch narrates narrates how his coach taught his wards about ‘headfake’. Similarly here SS has conveyed indirect didactic messages through stories!
Beautiful episode and he told beautiful too 🙏🙏
Addicted to your series 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Sanjay Sir - your anecdotes are captivating and your style is mesmerizing. I am enjoying them as I would enjoy the concerts. Your humility and respect for elders truly transparent. I like the quality of production, lighting, sound choice of props and the shirts you wear. It looks like you have a preference for checks!! I must hasten to say nothing was distracting - just that every bit of it was enjoyable. On that note, let me wait for more and more on this series. Huge respects - hope I can meet you someday in person just to see that captivating smile with a twinkle in your eye. Ramanathan Sridhar
Thanks for sharing
Absolutely true Sanjay Sir. In old ways we can say "சித்திரமும் கை பழக்கம் செந்தமிழும் நா பழக்கம்" - In Santhanam style we can say "Practice makes a man.. perfect". And the idea about 'stealing ideas' from others. That was also absolutely true. Ideas exist to be stolen.
Excellent sir
Very interesting to watch. Every episode has some tips to follow for students to know and adapt like practicing more number of times to get perfected . People feel lazy to practice basics number of times is one example
Sounds sweet as your concert
Great.
Excellent
Beautifully narrated.
End was fantastic
Yes.10 To more than 15 times kettu practice pannina nichayam idathuku varum.unmai.
Excellent! Your On that note series always gives many valuable lessons. Thanks!
Sanjay sir, I wish my mother was here to see this. She was a great fan of you
Of course all of us too.
Talking about copying, stealing....that too needs talent. As one of the rasikas has pointed out it's not stealing, it's adopting the best from all legends.
We get to learn lots from u, dedication, respect for others, devotion....
Thank you so much. Each episode makes us come closer to all the legends.
Beautiful episode may god keep you always blessed 🙏
❤️🙏🏻🙂
Thanks!
SANJAY's SERIES IS A STRING OF GEMS... LIKE HIM..
Like your surreal narration. Keep going.
Wow Sanjay sir what an interesting story. Every episode gives me Goose bumps .please entertain us with more interesting, valuable stories like this.
Wow the last one. I just love the way sanjay tells these beautiful stories..
A superb raconteur. This is one of the best series I have seen on youtube. Look forward to an episode on MDR
The last comment was so direct yet so sweet!! Love your presentation. Very engaging. Curious, do you practice this presentation many times or is it one shot?
I believe, it's spontaneous. U can note the fluency & clarity with which he talks. Once you prepared in your mind thoroughly what are all the things you wish to share, the flow is bound to come smoothly. Of course, this is my perception having watched him in a video making a presentation about GNB in front of many learned Musicians, maybe about 20 years ago when he was younger. Here's the Link.
ua-cam.com/video/Q7gSbFoxzew/v-deo.html
Very nice experience you had and we also enjoyed. Krishnan mama not only enlightened you by repetition but a wonderful lesson given to All. Practice will perfect everything - a true one !!!
Great lesson
Sir, such valuable talks to share with our kids & beyond interesting for us! Wonderful initiative, much needed for this generation! Just can't stop watching your "on that note" videos sir! I feel thus is one healthy addiction we're all blessed with in a world of terrible distractions & this definitely is like the much needed medicine! God Bless You and Your initiatives Sir! May your work continue bringing such values into everyone's lives!
What a lively narration. Loved it .Inspiration to all carnatic singers .Thanks sunjayji.,😍😍🙏
Lovely
So endearing...
Any of the good artists more then what they learned by listening to others only improve at the same time as it is originally from them
Awesome story, even Giants stand on the shoulders of Giants! The repeat until you get right, wonder if this is always true? Thank you for sharing these stories.
Thank you so much sir. All this stories have an immense value for students like us especially with the repeating sequence.
Thanks a lot🙏🏽
Sanjay Sir Vazhga😃
Great anecdote on the importance of repetitive practice - what a mentoring moment from the master!
Excellent. Well deserved blessings from a great artist. 👍👍
Sanjay, very nice,I like ur anecdotes.
Blessings
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Fantastic way of documenting interesting anecdotes! Superb!👏👏👌
Another great video about the great TNK Ji.
Practice is a great gift to us and it applies to our lives too,great series and thanks for that
Wish to hear about MS AMMA from you sir.
You are awesome sir iam great fan of you 👍
This is such a beautiful anecdote 🙏 thanks for sharing :-)
So beautifully put, with a story behind this !
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Wonderful enriching experience and a great learning of repetitive work
Sriram gangadharan is not just "another person as mentioned in this...He is also an established n very talented flautist n vocalist on par with Sanjay at that time
Really nice. Thanks for this clip :)
Lovely snippets. Sabaash!!
We have heard about Sri Lalgudi and Sri TNK from u. We would like to listen about Sri MSG sir as well.
But No one can steal from you. You are unique
The legacy of Carnatic music is still given lifeline by brahmin community.(Very unfortunate to see they get pulled into selfish political agenda against them in TN). I am zero in knowledge of Carnatic music but I always love to listen to any youtube playlist I come across. My father use to be car driver for a leading advocate in Chennai (talking late 70's and beginning of 80's) the advocate family use to go for some leading Carnatic performers in 'Mylai Fine Arts Academy' in mylapore and in 'Music Academy'. In spite I am just their driver kid they never had any discriminations they will take me with them to so many Carnatic concerts along with their kids. I was just 9 or 10 years had no knowledge what is going on but love to be in that experience.
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*Yes. Repetitive singing and also doing any difficult task repetatively must enroute to mastering it. As you say, the take away is, NOT GIVING UP. 🙏*
Beautiful
Thoroughly enjoyed the anecdote!
Could you please do a video on Lalgudi Jayaraman mama too!! I am yearning to hear about him from you
Thank you for stressing the importance of repetitive singing Sir.
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EANAKU. AAN GALAM. THEA RIYATHEA.❓️ THAMILIL. AA NAL NALLA THU. VANAKAM 🙏🌹
Sir for next episode kindly speak about Palghat T.S.Mani Iyer.
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Namaste sir..can you make an episode on Kanjira maestro G Harishankar..
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No connoisseur of music,but still enjoyed
In academia, when you steal from one, it is called plagiarism. When you steal from many, it is called research. 😃