About the Silent moments - I am happy that at least there were wise enough to copy exactly from the original and not put music in those emotional scenes in name of Indianising it. Then, the magical moment arrives. The fast movement of Tonga was supplemented by Tabla, a very fast style of playing tabla called "Rela", in Hindustani classical. I immensely liked R. I will definitely buy it. 
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If we take out the innate, intimate and the intricate love theme that R.
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However your write-up creates some interest to take a chance on Sholey again: That explains why the some of the sentences that should have ended with an exclamatory mark ends with a question mark in this mksic.
Was it decided in the scripting stage, that Jai would play the same melody on his Harmonica to woo or rather speak to Raadhaa?
In muwic, he does explain in detail about Basanti's Kidnap scene. It plays again for a brief while in the end credits. Burman considered to be a great legend, he actually lifted several western themes.
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The fast movement of Tonga was supplemented by Tabla, a very fast style of playing tabla called "Rela", in Hindustani classical. We do not see what happened to the boy after that, R. Newer Post Older Post Home. When the strangers enter the streets of the village, the music backgorund to folk melody, earthy percussions and rhythms, and it proves that enough care was taken to sync the music with the atmosphere shown in the visuals.
Though they got inspired, there definitely was some thought that yabbar gone into the ways of adapting that technique to the cuts and shifts in the visuals of Sholay bbackground so the impact of the technique in Sholay is even better than that in the original. However, background score of Sholah assuming that the themes are original is genuinely inspired by the western films that Visu mentioned in the comment above.
Infact, recently, a cd has been released by Universal, that contains some of the background music pieces by RDB: This is not to say that I do not like Sholay.
Thanks for the information about Euphony CD. It is actually a trademark of Sergio Leone of using silence in the most intense and dramatic scenes. It is surprising that the score has such acutely measured stretch of silence in some parts of the film and it is the same film, which has the most massive of orchestras playing for some of the other parts. I appreciate if you can share mp3 version of sholey BGM.
Many composers, at some point or other, did lift something or other. We already observed the silence throughout the scene in which all in the Thakur family are killed. Gabbar Singh killing Thakur's family is lifted scene-by-scene, including the frame freeze when each family member dies and the killing of the grandson followed by the cut to the steam engine's smoke, from Once Upon A Time In The West.
Silence and soaring music complement each other in Sholay. Ilaiyaraaja, whom I consider the god of film scoring, became a film composer, in But we mksic give credit where credit is due. If you have not seen that movie then I would strongly recommend that movie.
It plays even before we see the face of Gabbar Singh in the film.
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The strings hustle and bustle to evoke what Raadhaa feels inside. Lifts shouldnt be considered as a measure of one's talent.
I immensely liked R. And ofcourse, the famous Basanti's kidnap scene. On seeing an Injured Jai, Raadhaa rushes, runs and descends down the stairs.
For instance Mehabooba mehabooba song from Sholey was a direct life from Denis rouses's Say you love me. If were continuously played in the preceding scene, the rush of the string section would not have created a strong impact on us.
I belong to the Lagaan era of Hindi cinema.
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