Hi ALL!!!!

After ample positive encouragement and 'empowerment' from some good friends here (Anurag, Bibhas et al.) and everybody at the Sur Mein Na Sahi section..... (Haan.....Pata Hai Maska Lagaa Rahaa Hoon!!! ) and some friends at the "Oldies-Goldies" and "TV-Life" section........

I'm uploading a track ...which is from the recording of a LIVE Concert performed by our Fusion Band "KASP" .......The song is a Cover Version of a Famous Yesteryears Indian Instrumental Piece.......We start off with the main theme, go on to a small bit of solos..(Improvisations.......not part of the Original track)....and come back to the main Theme......... I'm sure you'll be able to guess the Original Theme song on hearing this.......

PS: I've been looking for the Original track of this song for a looooong time.....and unfortunately.......none of us at TV-Series could get hold of it.....And all I had was this Cover version...... Therefore.....as promised, I'm sharing it with you.... Hope you like it!!!

Hey Shyam,
That was an awesome recital. Heard this tune after such a long time, ah Nostalgia strikes! Great Violin, Keys and Guitar. Keep it up and post some more.
Bibhas

Wonderful piece shyamji!!! Kya baat hai I was especially impressed with both the Violin and the piano/keyboard players. Guitars sounded great as well.

In addition to that, I am hearing this piece after such a long time. So sone mein suhaga.

Thank you!!



Pranav

Goosebumps!!!

Thanks a ton....million......billion.....zillion....etc. for all your wonderful comments........Main aap sabka tahe dil se shukriyaada karna chaahta hoon......I'm feeling as if I'm on seventh heaven...ninth cloud at the moment.. Thanks Thanks Thanks!!!! (Just can't find a "HEAVILY BLUSHING SMILEY"....) :The heavily blushing innocent LOOK:

But I'm really happy that you took time off to download that big attachment.....and patiently listened to that........And this was the first ever time I had uploaded any of my stuff on the web.....and was keeping my fingers crossed as to what's gonna happen..... Just starting to wipe some sweat off my brow(s)...

By the way, as most of you would have guessed by now, the instrumental theme is that of the famous "Torch Song" from Doordarshan.....Remember there used to be a video aired on DD loooooong time back...with many of the famous Indian Sports personalities running with a burning torch in hand??? Well, this instrumental theme was the music for that video, (originally composed by Louis Banks).

Infact, this particular concert was a big occassion for us, as the audience comprised of many eminent personalities from the Indian music and arts scenario.....including the composer of this song Mr.Louis Banks himself!!! (T'ji...talk of goosebumps!!! ) And we had prepared this theme beforehand.....but that improvised bit.....off the theme....that you hear.....wasn't prepared.....(was done on the stage..) ..And we weren't sure whether we must play that song with its composer sitting in front of us with his family......(Agar Baadme gaaliyaan sunaayi toh???? ) Then, me and our keyboardist.....mustered some courage......and before the whole concert began (Well, we weren't the only performers.....all the other big 'baaps'...i mean all those celebs...Louis Banks, Loy Mendonca, Gino Banks.....and many others... also performed before us.......Ours was the last performance) We went and approached Mr.Banks......and asked his 'permission'.....And he gave us a stern...stone-hard look......(Which had us pale for those few seconds)......and suddenly....broke into a LOUD voice and said....."OF COURSE YOU CAN PLAY !!!!!" (Still maintaining the same :LOOK:) (Some competition for Talaikya-Priya-Preety etc??? ) And we really BREATHED a LOUD sigh of relief....(Seriously..it was sooooo audible!!! Hehehe)

Then....the evening started....and went on for about 2-2-1/2 hrs....with all the celebs performing.....then......Finally....we were introduced on stage.....And we spoke a bit about this particular theme song.....and announced it as a 'Tribute' to Mr.Louis Banks.....who was sitting there........And Started off.....[Well....remember...that improvisation part wasn't ready as yet???......Well.....risk of playing....smthg...on the spot....risk of playing a song in front of its composer....(who hasn't even smiled as yet!!! )] We somehow came up with something on stage......And as we finished our first song...(THIS ONE).......The whole crowd broke into an applause....we can never forget.....and that wasn't all.......The moment came....When Mr.LOUIS BANKS Stood up and gave an ovation.....And we were stunned beyond limits.....(You must see the video...I'm blushing like anything....and bowing to him with hands folded......Hehehe.... ) Then we went on to play two more pieces....(our originals).....and it was one of our most memorable performances to date......Well...that's another story...

PS: Sorry for all that.....I'm not the one to indulge in any kind of self-praise or boast.....Hate that to the core.......Just....that...Was so filled with extreme nostalgic memories of all that had happened....Tried to pour out a bit......Sorry again!!!

Great story shyamji - one that will certainly last a lifetime. A precious gem!!! These are the kind of memories that we live for. Thanks for sharing...

Let us hear those other two compositions of KASP too!!

Pranav

Shyam:

Just terrific!

Thanks for this upload!

Loved it.

Hearty, very hearty congratulations for the wonderful piece. And the story was too interesting, and yes, I'd like to see the video too if you can u/l. I was short on time yesterday but kept listening to this several times while doing work. Brought back all the memories of the sportsters carrying the torch, and a bit of frustration that I couldn't get that piece, but listening to yours was wonderful! Great work indeed!

Shyam ji that was awesome... loved it.... i can just imagine how it would have felt to perform in public that too in front of the composer himself...
hats of to you and your group.... i just wish i could play any instrument too pur sitti chod kuch bajaana nahi aata

Hi all....Thanks Again for your replies....Really means a lot to me!!!

Pranav Ji: Yes Sir...You Bet!!! Definitely an experience of a lifetime......Such special moments are what that really encourages you......To do better.....To give your best everytime.....Aur bhi bahut kuch hua woh din.....(and many many more such 'experiences of a lifetime' have also happened with me.....Will surely share more.. ) Btw....are you really interested in hearing other compositions of the band??? Also looking forward to hear about your Fusion experiments and experiences.....

Unni Ji: Thanks sooooo much for that wonderful compliement......Made my day..Really!!!! (After all....you were my 'First Friend' here at HF.....) and to be honest....I was sort of 'awaiting' for some kind of response from you......(whatever it may be).....and really felt gr888 on reading that one from you....Really happy to know that you loved it...Thanks again!!!

Aahat Ji: Toh aap kal office mein baithkar yeh gaana sunte rahe???? Wah....Isse bada taareef hamari aur kya ho sakti hai.....Glad to know that you like it so much......Well....I had promised you at TV-Life.....that I will upload it for you......Kyun..Waada Nibhaaya na??? (Will see what can be done about the Video.....Lets see if someone at HF comes up with a Combo-Thread of "Beastality & Sur Mein Na Sahi".....Might be more 'apt' for me to put it up there.....Hehehe.....as no one has seen me as yet.... ......or else....PM toh hai hi....Lets See what progress happens on that front anyways.... )

Preety Ji: Thanks a million for your compliments....and also happy to know how much you enjoyed the 'anecdote' that went along with it.....Definitely was SOME experience.....Waise.....no need to feel sorry about not knowing to play any instrument......Seekhne ke liye koi umar nahin hoti.....there's always a beginning....you can start off anytime.....ab abhi koi der nahin hui.......And waise bhi....aapki itni acchi awaaz hai......Aur aap seethi bhi kitni acchi tarah bajaa lete hain....(even that now, can be counted as a 'wind instrument' of sorts.....We can definitely take you in our group for that....Kya kehte hain?? Interested???)

do you think i never tried!!! i tried to learn guitar for a month, then tabla for three months my hands co ordination was so bad that i couldnt learn anything then i started learning sitar and yes i was good at it infact my sir's pet but then i started my marshal art training and all other interests vanished
well joining your group as a sitti artist... now theres a thought

Tumhare kehne ka matlab hai Karate ne Sitar ki haddiyan tod di ? Are nahin Preety, itna jaldi himmat nahiin haarte, instrument seekhne mein to waqt lagta hai. Mujhe hi dekho, do saal se bansuri baja raha hoon, ab jaake kuch aawaaz nikalti hai. Waise, tumhen bansuri seekhna chahiye, ek baans ke tukde mein seeti bajana hee to hai ?

You betcha...eagerly looking forward to hearing your compositions. I will certainly upload my "experiments" as soon as I gather enough courage to do so

Pranav

lol... pehle bolte hai 2 saal se bajaa rahaa hu ab ja ke sikha phir kahaa baans ke tukde main seeti bajaana hai bus!!! main aise hi siti baja lungi Shyam ji ya Pranav ji koi na koi apne group main rakh hi lenge mujhe

Ohoh........Preety Ji..aap to Chuppi-Rustam Nikli!!!! Such a multi-talented girl......such a multi-faceted personality!!!!! Bhai WAH!!!!! Kya baat hai.......I'm sure out of all that you mentioned......Aap definitely Martial Arts....aur Sitar (atleast to some extent) mein kaafi acchi hongi ......would love tohear you some day......Also "see"....(martial arts suna toh nahin sakte!!!! ) (No..I don't want to hear those screams.....Aa.....Ooo.....etc... )

We would be previleged to have a Sitarist like you in our group!!! But irrespective of that....the "offer" for the 'Seethi-artiste' is anyways open..... Kya soch rahi hain???

Pranav Ji....thanks yet again....Will try to upload something more very soon.... Aur courage ki baat AAP kar rahe hain???? C'mon....I already told you that you have a fan in me......and this has been echoed by all here.....Do upload something very soon....very eager to listen to you....

And Bibhas Ji.....Aap kab hamen apni Baansuri sunane waale hain??? And wanted to ask you something more......I'm very keen on learning the basics of the Baansuri.....have got two at home... (Dad has started learning just 6 months back....his first ever try at learning music....AT THIS AGE!!!!! Preety Ji......Suna aapne??? ) And I'm very keen to learn the basics.....aage kuch toh trykar hi loonga....lekin pehle basics toh seekhna hai....Can you help me out in any way???

Absolutely Shyam. But first let's get some specifics right. What kind of bansuri is it ( 6-hole, 7-hole, 8-hole ?) and more importantly what style are you interested in learning ? If it is carnatic, I won't be of much use but if it is Hindustani, I can do my bit. Let me know.

:THE LOOK: Why don't I hear a flute at the other place??? :THE LOOK:

Bahut Jald T, Bahut Jald. Maine apna first item record bhi kar diya hai. Usko ek baar memo recorder mein se comp mein utaar ke doosri jagah pe pesh karoonga.

Bibhas: Well.....just re-confirmed it for you......Well......it is an 8-holed Flute. (there is another flute also.....which unfortunately Dad has taken to office.....But as far as I know that is also an 8-holed flute only.....) And yes.....I am very interested in learning Hindustani style......Toh Guruji......kab shuruwaat kar rahe hain???

PS: Any other detials if you want, can confirm the same for you.

T'Ji: Dekha aapne...Bibhas kaise 'suspense' build up kar rahe hain?? Ahbi bhi sirf 'ITEM' keh rahe hain......abhi tak yeh nahin bataaya ki woh surprise 'different' item hai kya....Well..With Bibhas.....it could be anything...right???

Shyam,
An 8-holed flute is designed for playing in carnatic style. While it can be used for playing hindustani as well, the fingering is going to be very different as compared to the standard hindustani fingering. Hindustani flutes are typically 6- or 7-holed with Sa played as top three holes closed. Carnatic flutes are typically smaller and Sa is played with top two holes closed. Since you're already trained in classical music, you should be able to play the notes by "ear", so I don't think it'll be a problem. However, if you're serious, I'd recommend getting a hindustani flute as it becomes easier later on with meend etc.
Bibhas

Dekha... suna... a wonderful surprise indeed. Aap ki technical difficulties sulhjhi ki abhi bhi uljhan hi uljhan hain??

I am eager to see the video too. I am shifting to another place, so have been busy with other things. And will be out too for a couple of weeks or so. So please PM me if you happen to post your performances.

Wow Bibhas!!!! That was fantastic......great to finally hear you.... .....Looking forward for more!!!

Well, as I mentioned I'm definitely serious about learning Hindustani.......Have checked the other flutes too........ (there were total 3.....sorry)......the second one.....is a 'small-sized' one....but with 8-continuous holes........and the third is a long,big one (Like the first one) ........but is having the 8 holes "spaced out" in a Three-Three-Two pattern.......... Are these pointers of any help???? (can the last one be used as a 6-holed flute as well......just asking....going by the deliberate pattern used in the making....) Or else.....will go in for a 6/7 holed flute........Do advise me.....after going through the 'observations' mentioned above...

Talaikya Ji: hmm....Jaise hamne doosre thread mein kaha,.......abhi tak poori tarah se uljhan se baahar nahin nikal sake.....par....shaayad...ab bahut jald nikal jaayenge......Fir u/l karne ki kya der hai Waise......aapne bilkul theekh kaha......humne woh 'surprise item' aaj hi suna......that was simply tooo good ..wasn't it??? Well.....as I said earlier.....with such a talented guy like Bibhas....it could just be anything......And he proved me so right.....now eagerly awaiting "more surprises" from him

Aahat: Thanks so much sir!!! Will definitely let you know through PM, if I happen to upload anything (Or else, better still, what if I PM you the video itself??? ) (waise......hope you aren't confused.....this is not a music video......this is a live concert video.... )
And I'm sure you are going to be laughing like mad on seeing it......I've 'moved' my head throughout like anything......(still feels so embarassing to see myself like that.....never knew before that I used to 'move' my head so much while playing..... ) and hence PM seems a much 'safer' option....than u/l at the forum.....what say??? (the laughter and my embarrasment is restricted to one person alone na.....and I don't end up being 'publicly' laughed at... )

Shyam,
Thanks for the nice words- both here and "there". Based on what you describe, all 3 are carnatic flutes. The reason why the hole placement differs on the bigger flute is simply to get the notes right. As I said, you can certainly start off with the big flute, see how you like it and then buy a hindustani flute. Being in Bombay, you can certainly get very good qualty hindustani flutes.
Ok, here is Lesson #1.
Hold the flute sideways and position the blowing hole. The blowing hole should be almost at the exact center of the lower lip. The flute should be placed under the lip and not 'on' the lip. It actually doesn't matter whether you hold the flute on the left side of your body or on the right side. Don't hold the flute too hard. Try to pull both your little fingers down. It automatically increases the pressure of the ring finger on the flute. Curve your fingers along the body of flute. It helps in a better grip. Press the flute firmly on the lower side of the lip. When you cover the holes, try to do so with the middle of the fingers rather than the fingertips (it becomes easier to learn this way when you move on to long bass flutes). When you open all the holes, use the little finger of the hand away from the blowing hole to support.
First thing to do is to try to produce a consistent note from the flute in shruti. Close the first two holes near the blowing hole and blow smoothly. It takes a while before sound comes, keep practicing and try to change the angle between your lip and the flute. I'm sure your dad can help you with the grip and blow since he's already learning it. Once you are able to play a note, try to tune an electronic (or a real) tanpura to that note. That will be your Sa. (For a hindustani flute, the Sa is played by closing the first three holes). Now try to play the Sa consistently trying to match its tune with the Tanpura. Once you achieve this, we can go to Lesson # 2.

Yep... waiting for more surprises from Bibhas ji and Shyam ji Ghanshyam ji!! Well... go ahead and upload the video, a little nodding/ bobbing/ moving of head doesn't faze us you know, and I am sure you can laugh at yourself na?? You sound like you could... , bring it on!!

Hehehe.......T'Ji.....well....I sure can laugh at myself.....But I guess I really missed some great amount of fun at the "Beastality" thread that you are talking about......Now...I'm waiting for a combo-thread of Beastality+SurMeinNaSahi.......because that will be more apt a place to u/l the video...... (Btw......Yeh Beastality thread kahaan hai?? Would love to go through it, even if the u/ls arent there..... )

Bibhas........Yes.....I have already started to work on the First lesson that you have given.....Trying to get the sound right......After a few tries......could get the "Sa" out.....but would prefer a better sound, a bit more 'loud' and smooth.........The trial is on.....Lets see how well I get on with it..... [Btw..I'm keeping the flute to the left of my body, feeling more comfortable that way....And another thing......To get the first "Sa"....I was not able to get any proper sound by covering the 2 holes - towards the blowing hole....with the middle of my fingers (which should be my right hand's index and middle finger...Right???) And hence tried again, with the fingertips......But I'm sure.....once I'm more comfortable with handling of the instrument, I'll start using the middle of my fingers.....) Your take and advice on this????

Well, after a while, since some of us were getting a bit uncomfortable with our pictures being there, Pradeep ji waved his wand and "vanished" the thread. Without the uploads, it wouldn't be the same. I'd say let's just move on and we'll find fun along the way eh?

Apt place huh?? Well let's just say... darte ho!! Chit O Chat is always an apt place for anything na??!!

Chalo I'll let you get back to your flute lessons, good luck with them.

Good start Shyam. I think I know why you had better luck with fingertips than the middle of the fingers. Can you tell me what is the size of the flute you are playing - length and diameter ? Smaller flutes are easy to play with fingertips. No harm, you can play it that way too and if you find it comfortable doing it that way on longer flutes, then that's fine as well. There's no hard and fast rule.

BoohooHoo... Thats soo bad.....the thread's VANISHED!!!!!!!! OH No......No wonder when I spent so much time on the Forum search engine, couldn't get anything on that.....(except OUR posts here ABOUT that thread... ) I would have loved to check that out.......Toh kya hua.....pics nahin hai toh......atleast by reading others comments....kuch toh clue milta....(Remember....Shyam - the THINKER??? ) And its always fun to read the posts......

Well......TTG...first...you say....... some of you were getting "Uncomfortable" with JUST your PICS out there......And you are having the guts to pull my leg about uploading a whole video itself.....???? (Video is much much more than a PIC.......yeh toh aapko pata hoga hi... ) (Especialy with me moving my head....so silly......Aap ke pics toh still hoti hai... ) Again.....it isn't that bad.....like 'shaking' the head...and bad body language on stage....(like some of the artistes have)......its just....that...(dunno how and why)..I got a bit too involved....and was 'into' the mood....(more of a 'trance'??? ) and was moving my head as I played.....But yes.....it definitely WAS damn embarassing to know that about myself on watching the video for the first time....I felt very 'wrong' about it....and started working on getting better 'control' of myself ...... ...... (sochiye agar aap meri jagah hote toh kaisa lagta... )

Yes TTG.......you bet......with such a great Guru like Bibhas......you can very well imagine how well the lessons would be going..... Yes Bibhas ...I'm really working hard on it....tremendously enjoying the experience... And just now checked (measured) the dimensions of the flute for you.....Its 18 1/2 Inches in length....and 1 cm in Diameter.... (including the wooden exterior)....Is that info of any use??? Did I measure the right way??? PLsss let me know more on this....

Yaar, kaahe ko sharminda karte ho, main koi great-wate nahiin hoon. I am already wondering how I will be able to translate the fingering from a 6-hole flute to an 8-hole flute. I am kinda banking on your classically trained ear for that. Measurements seem ok, proves my hypothesis. You'll have better luck using fingertips with this flute, so keep it that way. Like I said, the important thing is playing the note right.
Bibhas
p.s. Come to think of it, instead of taxing my already senile brain, why not use the fingering your Dad uses ? After all, the swaras are same whether it is CM or HM, right ?

I know...this must be troublesome for you.......But...first of all....I was very keen on learning the Hindustani style........Second....I agree the swaras are same in both systems.......so why not learn from my dad.....the basics.......(since he's completed more than the beginner's level......1.5 yrs into it now....)

But...the problem is.....my dad's tooooooooooooo busy a man...for me to sit and learn ....After lot of coaxing ..one fine day.....I made him teach me a bit......I progressed upto Sa-Re-Ga......(3 notes!! Gr888 na??? ) But after that....(that was loooong ago) we never sat together..or discussed flute......he's too busy.....with all his work....infact...he himself hasn't gone for his classes for about a month now......due to excessive work load.....So..I lost all hopes of learning from him..... And....hence......I tried learning it from you ...Infact.....to be honest....I've completely forgotten those 3 notes too...that I had learnt then from him......

I think it would be a much better and easier option for both of us...If I get another flute (6/7 holed)??? Then your already taxed brain won't be taxed as much.....And my lessons can also progress.......What say???

That would definitely be easier for me, especially since you eventually have to buy a 6/7 hole flute anyway. Just keep one thing in mind though, make sure you buy a flute that is well tuned and all notes are in key- a lot of the cheap stuff is just that, cheap stuff. Make sure you go to a reputed shop and get someone to play it for you and you can listen and make sure they are in tune. Meanwhile, keep trying to get the Sa right on the current flute. I can take you through the first few notes using an 8-holed flute.
Sa = top two holes closed.
Shuddha Re = topmost hole closed
Shuddha Ga = all holes open

Can you try this for me, if you close all holes and play the note, does it play shuddha madhyam (eqv of shuddha madhyamam of CM) ?

Hmm....yes......hoping to buy a 6-7 holed Bansuri pretty soon. By the way, did try out your request, of closing all the holes and playing, and to be honest, it didn't sound like Shuddha Madhyam ....Or rather, no 'proper' sound came out.....it was just plain.....blowing sound..... (like how it comes, when you struggle to get the proper sound in the initial days) Dunno if I played something wrong, OR whether there was really was no note in such a position.....You may guide me better.... Looking forward to hearing from you.......Waise bhi...its been quite some time since this thread and my class made any sort of "progress"......

Sounds more like a technical hassle to me Shyam. It is usually a bit more difficult to get a note in that position, requires all holes to be closed well with no air leaks and also requires the blowing to be sharpened a little bit. Oh well, never mind. If you're gonna get a 6/7 hole flute anyway....
Bibhas
p.s. when you get the seller to play the flute for you, let him play each note with the hole fully open. Use the first three holes closed position as Sa and the flute should play a perfect aarohana/avarohana of Kalyani for you. That's how you know it's in tune. Here's a convenient fingering chart that might be useful for you:
http://www.one-world-trading.com/fluteschart.shtml

Oh Wow!!!! That was quite an informative chart Bibhas....thanks so much...... Well.....the bad news is that....with all the rains and related problems.......Still not found the shub-muhurat to go and Check out some good Hindustani flutes........ Hope to get one soon.... Phir shaayd the lessons can make faster progress...

Tab tak shaayad woh 8-holed flute se hi kaam chalaana hoga.....

Hi Bibhas........Long time since we got in touch.......Wanted to tell you something...... I tried our a friend's flute (He plays Hindustani clasical)...Infact.....not so close a friend.......Had met him for the first time......just day before yesterday.....and got the opportunity to check out his flute......His was a six holed flute......And I had a very very tough time handling it....I couldn't even hold it properly...and was finding it very difficult to grip it......My fingers (guess, they must be small... ) were not able to close in properly on the 6 holes.....(Couldn't properly "reach out" the gaps.....between each.... ) Need your advice soon...regarding this technical...(or maybe... "physical") hassle that I'm facing..... Will I be able to play it after all???? Please reply soon.....

Don't worry Shyam, I assure you that you will be able to reach all the holes of that very same flute. Typically, hindustani artists like to use flutes that are about 30 inches long and are in Key of B (Tonic of E). However, those are meant for trained flautists and not for students who are just starting. I would suggest you pick up a flute that has a Tonic of B or C (would be 19-21 inches long) and you should be able to close the holes well with such a flute. Once you get the basics, you can slowly work your way up to a 24 inch, then a 27 inch and finally a 30 inch or even a 34-inch. When I started learning, I had trouble with even a 20-inch flute ( like you, I too had first gotten the blow and finger technique from a carnatic flute) but now I routinely play a 31-inch flute.

Oh...is it so Bibhas??? :PHEW: I was really tensed up for quite some time.......I thought, maybe my fingers are small.....or deformed....and I will never be able to play the Flute..... Aapne humen tasalli dee......iskeliye.....bahut bahut dhanyavaad.... I shall try out your idea.....of starting off with a smaller flute......Kya pata......I maybe able to close the holes properly...and get a proper grip too......(to start with... ) Please continue posting here Sir... Thanks again, meri tension door karne ke liye... :sigh of relief:

Arre Shyam,
main to yahaan is liye post nahiin kar raha tha ki jab tak tum apni nayi bansuri nahiin laate, ham shuruaat nahiin kar sakenge na ? aur koi vajah nahiin hai. ab batao, bansuri khareedi bhi ki nahiin ?
Bibhas "Bansuriwaala".

GURUJI!!!!! Pranaam!! One good news for you!!!!! I somehow managed to go to a music shop in the city yesterday, and buy a Hindustani flute!!! (FIINNNNAAAALLLLLYYYY!!!!!!! )

This one's smaller in size....and tuned to the 2D scale........Its a 7-holed flute.....(6 holes at the 'regular' places, and the seventh one a bit away....towards the non-blowing end of the flute) And most important thing is.....I simply tried it out at the shop.....and actually shocked myself....by getting the sound right at the first try... ....just played 3-4 notes........got happy....and bought it...........Now to start off with the lessons on a regular basis......

PS: {Planning to try out the notes from that CHART you had sent me, today }

GKS summa trying ellam pattaahdu daa.. you havent still uploaded your music

N

Nimii......I'd uploaded my music on "THIS" thread....(the first page of this thread)......looong back.........You didn't hear or what????

GKS you know what my net status was till about a week back

How o how could I have d/l and heard it re Reupload kar!!

KASP ka koi recording hai kya ?

N

Nimz.. I have more than one recording of his ! chaahiye kya ?

(*bhaagooo..GKS gonna kill me now*)

GKS, ab jaldi se SMNS mein apni aawaaz mein koi song u/l kar de... WARNA !!! (me loving this EB )

Adai kudu daa.. gks wont kill u naan iruka bhayamenn?

N

HEEEEEYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!! CHOR CHOR!!!!!!!!! %^@!#$#^&@$^@ Vivek!!!! Tumhaari Yeh JURRAT~!!!! ITNAA GANDA EB!!!!!

POORA HF mein I'd given them only to you....and now you're making wrong.....illega.....unlawful.....unethical usage of them.....and EB'ing me!!!!!

Adai GKS paavam Vivz is trying to promote you.. EB VB ellam sollathey daa..

Avan yaarukku tharaan ennukku thaane!

Naan vezhli aalu illaiye

N

Ayyo!!!! Paavame... Azha koodadu Nimii.......That's ok.....I'm sorry....bas??? OK Da Vivek......you can send Nimii the files re.... (and thanks for the 'promotion' ) Hope you like them Nimii.....Just some experiments by the band re.....Chumma....TP Hope you like them anyways....do get back....

Definitely!! I am all ears!!!!!!!!!!!

N

Kya hua??? Kaan band ho gaye kya? Teen dinon se koi awaaz hi nahin??? ???