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Nenjukkul Peidhidum Keyboard Notes (VaaraNam Aayiram)

 
The evergreen hit sung by Hariharan is undoubtedly the favourite of many music lovers........                                                  
Now, here are the keyboard notes of this classical melody.......     try it yourself...





 

NenjukkuL peidhidum maa mazhai   NeerukuL moozhgidum thaamarai
C  C  D   D  D  C   D   E C      a  a C   C    C D   b   a g
Cadd9               C          Am                    G


Sattendru maarudhu vaaanilai   PeNNe un mel pizhai
g  g  b   b  b C   C~abC D     b  b  C  D~C E D
Em7                F6        G

Nillamal veesidum peralai   NenjukkuL neenthidum thaaragai
C  C D   D  D C   D E C     a  a  C   C   C  D   b   a g
Cadd9                     Am                     G

Pon vaNNam soodiya kaaarigai   PeNNe nee kaaaanchanai
g   g  b   b  b Cb C~abC D     b  b  C   C~ab~gg  g~D
Em7                F6         G  

Oh shaantii shaantii oh shaantii  Yen uyiraii uyirai neeyenthi
DE F    G~F E    D~C D  G    G~D  D~E FF F~GF EE D~C C~DE~DD
   Dm       C        G                Dm      C        G

Yen sendraai sendraai yennai thaaNdii  Ini neethan yenthan andhathi
D~E F  F~G~F E   D~~C D  D   G    G~D  DE  F  G~~F E  D~~C CDE~DD
    Dm       C        G                    Dm      C        G

<Nenjukkul ... pizhai>

Charanam 1
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Yedho ondru ennai eerka   Mookin nuNi marmam serka
C C   b C   a C   a  g    C  C   b C  a  C   a  g
C           F     C     Am            F      C

KaLLa thanamm yedhum illa   Punnagaiyoo boganvilla
C  C  b  CbCa a C    a g    C  C b~DC~a a C  a  g
Am            F      C    Am            F    C

Nee nindra idam endraal Vilai yerii pOgadho
C~D E  D   EE   E  E    D E   G E~D D D D
C                       Asus4       G

Nee sellum vazhi ellam panikattii aahadho
C~D E  D   E E   E E~D D E G  E~D D D D
C                      Asus4      G

Yennodu vaaaaa veedu varaikkum
D  D C  D~CD~C C~aC  D C   C
Dm             F     C
Yen veetai paaaar yennai pidikkum
D   D  C   D~CD~C C~aC   D C  C
Dm                F      C

IvaL yaaroooo yaaroo theriyadhey  IvaL pinnaal nenjee pOgadhey
DE   F  F~G~F E  D~C D  D G G     DE   F F~G~F E  D~C CDE~DD
     Dm       C      Gm                Dm      C      G

Idhu poyyoooo meyyoo theriyadhaey  IvaL pinnaal nenjae pogadhey
DE   F  F~G~F E  D~C D  D A~GG~~D  DE   F F~G~F E  D~C CDE~DD
     Dm       C      Gm                 Dm      C      G

<Nenjukkul...>

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Sounds of music......

                        In the simplest terms music can be described as the juxtaposition of two elements: pitch and duration, usually called melody and rhythm. The minimal unit of musical organization is the note—that is, a sound with specific pitch and duration. Music thus consists of combinations of individual notes that appear successively (melody) or simultaneously (harmony) or, as in most Western music, both.

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What makes other sounds different from music???

Indefinite border areas exist, however, between music and other sound phenomena such as speech, and the cultures of the world differ in their opinion of the musicality of various sounds. Thus, simple tribal chants, a half-spoken style of singing, or a composition created by a computer program may or may not be accepted as music by members of a given society or sub-group. Muslims, for example, do not consider the chanting of the Koran to be a kind of music, although the structure of the chant is similar to that of secular singing. The social context of sounds may determine whether or not they are regarded as music. Industrial noises, for instance, are not usually regarded as music except when presented as part of a composition controlled by a creative individual. In the last 50 years, however, new aesthetic approaches in Western music have challenged this view. Composers such as John Cage have produced works in which the listener is invited to hear music in the ambient sounds of the environment.

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What is music????

                             Music is the organized movement of sounds through a continuum of time. Music plays a role in all societies, and it exists in a large number of styles, each characteristic of a geographical region or a historical era
                             All known societies have music, but only a few languages have a specific word for it. In Western culture, dictionaries usually define music as an art that is concerned with combining sounds—particularly pitches—to produce an artefact that has beauty or attractiveness, that follows some kind of internal logic and exhibits intelligible structure, and that requires special skill on the part of its creator. Clearly, music is not easy to define, and yet historically most people have recognized the concept of music and generally agreed on whether or not a given sound is musical.

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