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PBS interview

Topic started by music (@ 207.86.27.163) on Fri Jul 12 14:46:33 EDT 2002.
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http://147.208.168.8/chat/2001_07/16_pbsrinivas1.htm

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• From: guest (@ 164.164.94.115) on: Sat Jul 13 01:50:02 EDT 2002
  
  can somebody translate PBS's answers into English?
  
  
• From: vengayam (@ 203.200.84.67) on: Sat Jul 13 04:46:27 EDT 2002
  
  PBS enra maamanitharin bathil thantha vidham bramikka veikirathu! A true genius!
  
  
• From: kik (@ 207.0.105.140) on: Sat Jul 13 21:43:31 EDT 2002
  
  But the questions were appalling to abysmal - why couldn't have webulagam publicized it here, so we could have asked some decent questions...oh, well! We know we can reach him at Woodlands Drive-in from 2-7PM most days:-)
  
  
• From: vengayam (@ 203.200.84.67) on: Mon Jul 15 05:01:04 EDT 2002
  
  Kik,
  It is general in such chat forums. people do get tongue tied / or finger(s) locked in presence of a & ask mundane things. I liked the way he spoke about ARR, music & his answer for his last song!
  SPB in the Star Vijay interview quoted PBS as saying music without melody makes u sic(k)!
  There was melody in his answers as well!
  
  
• From: gig (@ 207.86.27.163) on: Wed Jul 17 13:15:01 EDT 2002
  
  Apart from ARR's music, I liked what he talked about languages and philosophy.
  
  
• From: Sathya (@ 164.164.86.66) on: Tue Jul 23 06:42:14 EDT 2002
  
  Just wanted to add a small note to the "u sic" statement. Dotn know who coined this statement.
  But in Indian music, I have heard this being first used by that legendary Hindi composer, C.Ramchandra. And heard it from PBS more than once.
  
  Sathya
  
  
• From: music (@ 207.86.27.163) on: Thu Jul 25 13:03:01 EDT 2002
  
  If 'M' engira 'Melody' is not there, then it makes 'u' 'sic(k)' -- Just to clarify what PBS said about 'MUSIC'.
  
  

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