Sitar pieces played in Mughal e azam are different..that of played in JA..I myself Play 'Sarod'.. Instrument used in JA for 'in lamhon ke ' or 'jashn e bahara' is oud. oud has sound tone in between rabab and sarod..its persian/afgani instrument..
regards --- In [email protected], "Pravinder Sheoran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Swaps, > I am amazed by your in depth knowledge of music. > I wana ask one thing; > I sensed a similarity between the Sitar pieces played in JA and Sitar > pieces played by Naushad Saab in Mughal-e-azam. > Is that because same Raga is used? > Also what's the name of the instrument which starts the 'In lamhon ke > daman song'? > > Thanks, > Pravinder > > > --- In [email protected], "~ sw@ ~" <swaps15480@> wrote: > > > > Hii > > I totall agree with u...the BGMs r sumthing that u hvnt heard since > long time in Bollywood. The BGMs take the film to another peak. > > a. The sitar piece, I luvd that piece, is in Raga Desh (the Tarana > in 'In lamhon ke' is also in Desh) > > b. When Akbar goes to Amer to take Jodhaa back there's a welcome > ceremony. The Strings Orchestra n chorus r composed in Raga Bahar. I > immediately remembered Naushad saab's & Madan Mohan's compositions. > Total class. > > c. The 1st time Akbar tries to touch Jodhaa after the wedding, the > strings section with violin plucks is amazing! > > d. Khwaja inst,Man Mohana n In Lamhon ke inst...just sheer magic! > > I'll hv 2 watch the film again... > > Cnt wait to grab the DVD!!! Sum1 pls convince Ashu to rel a spl.BGM > CD for us!!! > > > > Swaps > > > > > > > > Dinesh Vaidya <dnshvaidya@> wrote: > Dear Parvinder > > > > Thank God that your genes have the capacity to understand and > > appreciate good things, and feel sorry for those who can not. > > > > To those who did not like it, I do not blame them, this movie does > > have Hritik and Ash, but then it does not become DHOOM 3 ! > > > > I will watch this movie many times in theater till the DVD will be > > out.... > > > > Best regards > > Dinesh Vaidya > > > > --- In [email protected], "Pravinder Sheoran" > > <pravindersheoran@> wrote: > > > > > > Hi All, > > > I watched the movie second time with perhaps the worst audience > > ever. > > > They did not have any respect for history or director or actors or > > > music director. > > > Many people were involved in making comments on serious scenes, > > making > > > fun of songs and all that. > > > But it also gave me a chance to see the real effect of Direction and > > > music direction. > > > I still can not forget when Khwaja Mere Khwaja song came all the > > > audience was stuck to their seats. > > > While "Azim-o-shan shehanshah" came audience was shocked and the > > > effect of the song was so hard on them that none of those fun making > > > guys even moved from their seats till the movie finished. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > --------------------------------- > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. > Try it now. > > >
