Not again...hope that piece finds it way in to some other movie.
On Dec 15, 2007 9:56 PM, Gopal Srinivasan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Snippets about ARR in the print media this week - > > ...He's just recorded a 60-piece string section live because the synth > sound didn't satisy him. > A.R.Rahman once laughed with amazement at Aamir's ability to locate an > off-note in a track with > 20 layers in it. > > - 'Magic Moves', cover story on Aamir Khan in Tehelka, 22 Dec, 2007 > > The usually reclusive A.R.Rahman seemed quite happy to come out and > promote The Golden Age with > Shekhar. Calling Rahman a genius, he informs us, "Rahman and I have been > very good friends and > trusting each other helps. We worked on the Broadway musical Bombay Dreams > together, then we > did some ads and then of course Elizabeth: The Golden Age. Our next > project will be A Suitable > Cockroach which is an animation film." Shekhar adds that Rahman had > composed a wonderful piece > of music for The Golden Age, which actors would ask to be played so they > could feel the emotion > of the scene better. Unfortunately, the producers took it out because they > thought it was too > 'Eastern' for the film. > > - 'Man, I feel like a woman', an article on Shekhar Kapur in Filmfare, 15 > December, 2007 > >
