Anything by a lefthander like Pazhani Pillaival, Alwin kallicharan, David Gower, John Mcenroe, Saurav Ganguly is Grace personified. A delight to watch. Good to watch you opening up on the intricacies of pakkavaadyam artistes. That too thavil nadaswara vidwans need lo of recognition.
I have had the good fortune to attend number of concerts of Pazhani accompanying Madurai Mani Iyer in 1950s and even today when I think of it tears roll down from eyes.Those days belong to t he golden era when the greatest Maha Maha vidwans adorned the stage of Carnatic music starting from the Margadarshi Ariyakudi, Chembai, Chowdiah ,Palghat Mani Iyer and other stalwarts.Purest unadulterated , traditiona music was the order of those days.They are gone for ever.
Your mention of Ramanathapuram MN Kandasamy Pillai brought out all the memories of my guru Ramanathapuram MN Ganesha Pillai, his elder brother. I remember seeing him visit his brother several times.
Namaste sir, Pazhani S Pillai sir was an impeccable mridangam artist ... Very great.. I am also a big fan of GNB sir and I have also watched the video clip of "Yochana" repeatedly multiple times and the movement he and GNB sir made... Especially the trio leaves us in ecstasy..
Excellent. You brought out the greatness of Palani Subramania Pillaival beautifully. People who have listened to him live would have been very fortunate. 🙏👍
What Raja Ravi Varma was to painting was Pazhani Subramania Pillai for Mrudangam. Never before and never after him was there such a brilliant genius like him. His percussion phrases articulated every syllable of a krithi's lyrics while accompanying every concert which added values of both aesthetics and enhancements. The synchronisation of his both hands was unique to him. The gumkis emanated from his Mrudangam reminded the cooing of a pigeon while the farans effervesed from his left hand complimented his gumkis to produce a wholesome experience of both an exalted bliss & ecstasy.
Huge respect for your work Sanjay. We have met few times in Sydney, you may not remember . I am still waiting for your comment on TMK and MMA decision to award (undeserved ) SKN to him . I expect you, being a great Vidhwan and who had been honoured with the same in the past, to stand for dharma and our divine music.
Arjuna of mahabharat was known as savyachasi which means left hander. Palani subramania pillai also called as subbudu in those days was also an excellent gangira player and played gangira along with palakkad mani iyer on mridangam on some occasions.
Very happy to listen to these anecdotes on those days Vidhwans' Vidhwath, very unfortunate that we are unable to get to hear their recordings as the technology hadn't advanced but enjoy your descriptions about all those Vidhwans genius renditios.Thank you. Namaskaram.Bharath Mathaki Jai 🇮🇳🙏 with that note...
Thanks for this amazing channel. From your channel my appreciation of carnatic music keeps growing. The most significant is the learning on how to appreciate carnatic music. Thankful for your anecdotes, story telling and overall your music.
FYI, Sri Palani belong to Puthukottai style of Mridangam playing which is ancient Tamil tradition of music with Tavil elements. Where as Tanjore bhani is more of North Indian influence with more meetu chappu and light on Mathematics. Just 2 different styles. CS Murugapoopathy sir also belongs to Puthukottai bhani
Raconteur extraordinary... looking forward to few snippets of Chartered Accountancy (oblique reference in this posting Chartered Accountancy Day!)foray and stint.Thanks a lot for the enthralling bountiful bonanza a plenty .
Sanjay Sir every episode is a classic! This note is special as it abounds with your knowledge and love of Carnatic music it’s nuances each word rightfully chosen and delivered with such enthusiasm it makes one feel we are walking the talk !! God bless🙏
Sir iam one of a relative to Palani Subramaniya Pillai my grandfather used to do arrangement for Bangalore SriRamaNavami concerts at sheshadripuram school I wasn't born at that time in 1961 he played in my parents reception for Allathur Brothers
When you say “Lefty” in Golf, the name that jumps up is Phil Mickelson. In other sports: in cricket batting, I think it is Brian Lara; in cricket bowling, I would pick between Wasim Akram and Bishen Bedi; in tennis it is without a doubt Rafa Nadal. Similarly, we can add Palani Subramania Pillai in the annals of classic south paws.
Coincidence or whatever, I had similar reaction when palani sir's change of nadai in anupallavi after a 2 second break. Felt as if there was more grip to the kaalapramanam, thereby making GNB more comfortable & take it from there.Great observation sanjay sir. I was also reminded of a radio concert of MMI, chowdiah, palani where he did the same for abogi piece manasu nilpa.
Great video Sanjay sir. It's really wonderful to know about Palani. Shows you have done your research well. Plus you have been supported by many disciples of Palani and disciples of Sri. M.N.K (my guru as well). My uncle Late Sri. M.V. Udayshankar also played a few concerts for you maybe in your early days.
@@sanjaysubmusic so nice to get a reply back Sanjay sir. No worries at all. Please continue your great work both on the concert platform and also off of it. You bring together such wonderful anecdotes, creativity and memorabilia in your "On that Note" production. 🙏🙏🙏
Nice stories! Loved the way you introduced the great mridangist by talking about world left handers day. I heard the recording by gnb that you mentioned in the video and it was quite nice to hear. Waiting for the excerpts of the Sanjay Sabha live concert on 14th April 2022
Hi Sir, Yet another request from me. If you can talk more about Thiruvalangadu Sundaresa Iyer. I am his great grandson. It's inspiring to listen when you keep mentioning about him. You are the one of very few who keeps mentioning about Thiruvalangadu Sundaresa Iyer. Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏.
I have attended some concerts where Sri Sundaresa Iyer accompanied MMI and Maharajapuram Visvanatha iyer . He was known for brevity bringing out the essence of the alapana in a few minutes of playing.
Another fascinating tribute to a Carnatic great and genius from another Carnatic great and genius. Thoroughly enjoy and appreciate these videos, Sir. Please keep them coming. Wasn't Sri Palani Sir one of the earliest pioneers and exponents of the Pudukottai style of Mridangam playing 🙏🙏 ? Also may be you should invite other musicians to pay tribute to you in the On that note style 😀.
Correct, Sri Palani belong to Puthukottai style of Mridangam playing which is ancient Tamil tradition of music with Tavil elements. Where as Tanjore bhani is more of North Indian influence with more meetu chappu and light on Mathematics. Just 2 different styles. CS Murugapoopathy sir also belongs to Puthukottai bhani
This is a small excerpt from a concert of Sri M A Kalyanakrishna Bhagavathar with Sri Lalgudi & Palani Sri M Subramania Pillai. Young Trichy Sankaran (18 yrs!) plays the second mridangam. This had been recorded on an 8 mm film camera. No other video devices were available then (1960) th-cam.com/video/Z1Lfh8b6KI0/w-d-xo.html
I heard someone saying that the pakkavadhyam artists comprises or adjusts to the main singer or instrumentists to make it PAKKA-VADHYAM to be blissful to listeners.
I humbly wish to share that legend Palani subramaniam pillai had accompanied my father (T.K.Radhakrishnan flute vidwan son of Lalithadasar T.G.KRISHNA IYER) there is a vintage record of my father released at the age of 19 accompanied by palanivel sir .
Anything by a lefthander like Pazhani Pillaival, Alwin kallicharan, David Gower, John Mcenroe, Saurav Ganguly is Grace personified. A delight to watch. Good to watch you opening up on the intricacies of pakkavaadyam artistes. That too thavil nadaswara vidwans need lo of recognition.
Include Rafael Nadal
Thanks Sanjay.. ...We hear about so many legends through you...Thank you
Point well made regarding personality making way for music. It would be even better if Mr Subramanyam also follows it...
I have had the good fortune to attend number of concerts of Pazhani accompanying Madurai Mani Iyer in 1950s and even today when I think of it tears roll down from eyes.Those days belong to t he golden era when the greatest Maha Maha vidwans adorned the stage of Carnatic music starting from the Margadarshi Ariyakudi, Chembai, Chowdiah ,Palghat Mani Iyer and other stalwarts.Purest unadulterated , traditiona music was the order of those days.They are gone for ever.
We have Sanjay now !
Your mention of Ramanathapuram MN Kandasamy Pillai brought out all the memories of my guru Ramanathapuram MN Ganesha Pillai, his elder brother. I remember seeing him visit his brother several times.
Namaste sir,
Pazhani S Pillai sir was an impeccable mridangam artist ... Very great.. I am also a big fan of GNB sir and I have also watched the video clip of "Yochana" repeatedly multiple times and the movement he and GNB sir made... Especially the trio leaves us in ecstasy..
Wow sir amazing
The clip of psp+gnb - th-cam.com/video/KElLehlefXU/w-d-xo.html
19 seconds the energy starts
Excellent narration by Sanjay. In my school days, I’ve listened to Pazhani supporting MMI. Concerts were amazingly beautiful
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Excellent. You brought out the greatness of Palani Subramania Pillaival beautifully. People who have listened to him live would have been very fortunate. 🙏👍
What Raja Ravi Varma was to painting was Pazhani Subramania Pillai for Mrudangam. Never before and never after him was there such a brilliant genius like him. His percussion phrases articulated every syllable of a krithi's lyrics while accompanying every concert which added values of both aesthetics and enhancements. The synchronisation of his both hands was unique to him. The gumkis emanated from his Mrudangam reminded the cooing of a pigeon while the farans effervesed from his left hand complimented his gumkis to produce a wholesome experience of both an exalted bliss & ecstasy.
Huge respect for your work Sanjay. We have met few times in Sydney, you may not remember . I am still waiting for your comment on TMK and MMA decision to award (undeserved ) SKN to him . I expect you, being a great Vidhwan and who had been honoured with the same in the past, to stand for dharma and our divine music.
Thank you sir from bottom of the heart for speaking about pazhani sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Right from the heart .loved the way u explained about pazhani .Amazing. artiste. .Thank you sir👍
Super Sanjay who imitates exaxtly GNB
Hats off to you CA SS
மிகவும் அருமையான பேச்சு அய்யா. பகிர்வுக்கு மிக்க நன்றி 🙏
Arjuna of mahabharat was known as savyachasi which means left hander. Palani subramania pillai also called as subbudu in those days was also an excellent gangira player and played gangira along with palakkad mani iyer on mridangam on some occasions.
Savyasachi (note the spelling) actually means ambidextrous - can play with left as well right hand equally well.
Very happy to listen to these anecdotes on those days Vidhwans' Vidhwath, very unfortunate that we are unable to get to hear their recordings as the technology hadn't advanced but enjoy your descriptions about all those Vidhwans genius renditios.Thank you. Namaskaram.Bharath Mathaki Jai 🇮🇳🙏 with that note...
This reminds me of a book துருவ நட்சத்திரம் by Lalitharam brilliantly portrayed him and his Left.
Thank you Sanjay Sir..
Wonderful to hear the passionate artist.
Stay blessed.
Thanks for this amazing channel. From your channel my appreciation of carnatic music keeps growing. The most significant is the learning on how to appreciate carnatic music. Thankful for your anecdotes, story telling and overall your music.
FYI, Sri Palani belong to Puthukottai style of Mridangam playing which is ancient Tamil tradition of music with Tavil elements. Where as Tanjore bhani is more of North Indian influence with more meetu chappu and light on Mathematics. Just 2 different styles. CS Murugapoopathy sir also belongs to Puthukottai bhani
Raconteur extraordinary... looking forward to few snippets of Chartered Accountancy (oblique reference in this posting Chartered Accountancy Day!)foray and stint.Thanks a lot for the enthralling bountiful bonanza a plenty .
Very well presented, Sir... Expecting more such inspiring historical moments of great stalwarts of yesteryears...!!
There is a video of Palani playing for a function at Dindigul. Also an audio utube greatest Thani No words to express atleast for me
Very nice..thanks Sanjay for the insights
Very interesting notes to enjoy and learn many things.Great people always act humble.Super.Enjoyed very much.Awaiting to listen such stories.🙏🙏
I am waiting to hear about the sacrifice Palani ayya made
Another superb On that note!!
A great insight well spoken!!!
Thank you Sanjay sir for talking about another Gem in Carnatic.
Sanjay Sir every episode is a classic! This note is special as it abounds with your knowledge and love of Carnatic music it’s nuances each word rightfully chosen and delivered with such enthusiasm it makes one feel we are walking the talk !!
God bless🙏
I also got to watch a 8mm recording of his playing .His playing literally merges and flows with the vocalist's rendition.
Excellent. We expect many more such comments from you Sanjay! Next you should be doing a series on various compositions too.
Sanjay's 'on that note' talks are sincere n right from the heart, just like his music---enjoyable👏🏻👏🏻
My earliest recollection of Palani playing was in 1952/1953 during Rama Navami concert in Bangalore.I was too young to understand his genius
Sir iam one of a relative to Palani Subramaniya Pillai my grandfather used to do arrangement for Bangalore SriRamaNavami concerts at sheshadripuram school I wasn't born at that time in 1961 he played in my parents reception for Allathur Brothers
@@bhuvaneswarisenniappan4381 good to know. You are blessed to be with his lineage
@@akd5143 🙏🙏🙏🙏
When you say “Lefty” in Golf, the name that jumps up is Phil Mickelson. In other sports: in cricket batting, I think it is Brian Lara; in cricket bowling, I would pick between Wasim Akram and Bishen Bedi; in tennis it is without a doubt Rafa Nadal. Similarly, we can add Palani Subramania Pillai in the annals of classic south paws.
There is another video of Kalyanakrishna Bhagavatar with Lalgudi and Pazhani Ang Vilas Dindigul concert
Oh nice can anyone provide the link of GNB n Pazhani Sanjay sir referring
Coincidence or whatever, I had similar reaction when palani sir's change of nadai in anupallavi after a 2 second break. Felt as if there was more grip to the kaalapramanam, thereby making GNB more comfortable & take it from there.Great observation sanjay sir.
I was also reminded of a radio concert of MMI, chowdiah, palani where he did the same for abogi piece manasu nilpa.
1st time here, subscribed
GREAT!!!
Excellent programme! One request, would like to know about M.D. Ramanathan through, ' on that note'.
there is one more video of Pazhani available in the youtube where he accompanies MA.Kalyanakrishna Bhagavatar with Lalgudi .
Great video Sanjay sir. It's really wonderful to know about Palani. Shows you have done your research well. Plus you have been supported by many disciples of Palani and disciples of Sri. M.N.K (my guru as well). My uncle Late Sri. M.V. Udayshankar also played a few concerts for you maybe in your early days.
Yes I have some lovely memories of your uncle - sorry for missing him out, 😞
@@sanjaysubmusic so nice to get a reply back Sanjay sir. No worries at all. Please continue your great work both on the concert platform and also off of it. You bring together such wonderful anecdotes, creativity and memorabilia in your "On that Note" production. 🙏🙏🙏
dear Sanjay Ji
I hope you would soon talk about CS murugabhoopathy
Nice stories! Loved the way you introduced the great mridangist by talking about world left handers day. I heard the recording by gnb that you mentioned in the video and it was quite nice to hear. Waiting for the excerpts of the Sanjay Sabha live concert on 14th April 2022
Loved the way u explain with full enthu
Best wishes
Got to see this video of The legend playing Mridangam.. Just shared the link sir!!
Hi Sir,
Yet another request from me. If you can talk more about Thiruvalangadu Sundaresa Iyer. I am his great grandson. It's inspiring to listen when you keep mentioning about him. You are the one of very few who keeps mentioning about Thiruvalangadu Sundaresa Iyer. Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏.
I have attended some concerts where Sri Sundaresa Iyer accompanied MMI and Maharajapuram Visvanatha iyer . He was known for brevity bringing out the essence of the alapana in a few minutes of playing.
Another fascinating tribute to a Carnatic great and genius from another Carnatic great and genius. Thoroughly enjoy and appreciate these videos, Sir. Please keep them coming. Wasn't Sri Palani Sir one of the earliest pioneers and exponents of the Pudukottai style of Mridangam playing 🙏🙏 ? Also may be you should invite other musicians to pay tribute to you in the On that note style 😀.
Very true. Same here👍
Correct, Sri Palani belong to Puthukottai style of Mridangam playing which is ancient Tamil tradition of music with Tavil elements. Where as Tanjore bhani is more of North Indian influence with more meetu chappu and light on Mathematics. Just 2 different styles. CS Murugapoopathy sir also belongs to Puthukottai bhani
Great sir ! Very nicely portrayed,
Great,great,great!!
never fails to entertain ; and more important educate!
🌹👌👍🏆👏🙏 Super
Anyone has link of that gnb video sanjay was referring to?
Wish you had attached the referred you tube in the description
the clip Sanjay Sir is referring to - th-cam.com/video/S6bx-zWnuwI/w-d-xo.html
Another live clip of Pazhani mridangam th-cam.com/video/Z1Lfh8b6KI0/w-d-xo.html
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Sir please do
One on the late legendary mandolin shrinivas
Too good Sir🙏🙏
very touching
& this is the clip
th-cam.com/video/S6bx-zWnuwI/w-d-xo.html
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Superb! Let me guess the next one! Lalgudi Jayaraman sir followed by Palghat mani Iyer followed by MSG and so on…
Sir please make a video on KANJIRA MAESTRO G.HARISHANKAR...
good one...can you share that link of 1 min video that you are referring here
This is a small excerpt from a concert of Sri M A Kalyanakrishna Bhagavathar with Sri Lalgudi & Palani Sri M Subramania Pillai. Young Trichy Sankaran (18 yrs!) plays the second mridangam. This had been recorded on an 8 mm film camera. No other video devices were available then (1960)
th-cam.com/video/Z1Lfh8b6KI0/w-d-xo.html
Sanjay's speech is far better than his singing.while singing his sangathies slip nd he sings in different sounds immitating other singers.
Request to please talk about m s Amma if possible...
Sriramrishnan's grand father was Viswanathan?
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Can we have the link for that GNB's Yochana on TH-cam @Sanjay?
th-cam.com/video/S6bx-zWnuwI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/S6bx-zWnuwI/w-d-xo.html
Sanjay imitating GNB in Yochana reminds of Sindhubhairavi movie scene
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Zoom pooi eduthathdhu super.
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I heard someone saying that the pakkavadhyam artists comprises or adjusts to the main singer or instrumentists to make it PAKKA-VADHYAM to be blissful to listeners.
I humbly wish to share that legend Palani subramaniam pillai had accompanied my father (T.K.Radhakrishnan flute vidwan son of Lalithadasar T.G.KRISHNA IYER) there is a vintage record of my father released at the age of 19 accompanied by palanivel sir .
Wonderful to note, you can share such recordings in TH-cam..
Dandumudi rammohanrao garu .
Video of reference : th-cam.com/video/KElLehlefXU/w-d-xo.html
தஞ்சாவூர் உபேந்தரன் மிருதங்க வித்துவான் இடக்கையில் வாசிப்பது சிங்கம் புறப்பட்டு விட்டது என்று சொல்வது வழக்கம்
th-cam.com/video/KElLehlefXU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=biaktr3F3zNA__A9
This is that rare clip of GNB, Palani and TN Krishnan ❤
Imitating GNB'S voice while singing yochana was almost similar.
ஜாதிக்கேத்த புத்தின்னு ரஜினி சொன்னது சரிதான்👶🏻👶🏻
What are you talking about Mr. ?
ஓமம் ,
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