This one has songs like Koduthadellam koduthan, anjalai, Kannadasan, sorgam madhuvile, and Vande Matharam....
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Good special effect, I like it.
Thanks Mike for appreciating the Video effects. You would have enjoyed the songs better had you known them(they are all Tamil songs except the last one which is Vande Matharam song). Anyway, music has no language. It can be enjoyed by anyone who has a taste for it.....
Thanks again for the comments....
Hi Abhishekh! Great work i was amazed to listen such a long piece of music without a single note mistake, even though i dont know any of the songs except Vande mataram, i could still clearly make out that u were playing totally in tune and completely maintaining the tempo and the notes. keep up the good work
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