I joined my father for recordings when I was 11 or so. By then, I could play a dozen instruments. My first professional recording was around that time. I played the vibraphone for Shankar-Ganesh in a Tamil film. — Vidyasagar Copy Share Image
I joined my father for recordings when I was 11 or so. By then, I could play a dozen instruments. My first professional recording… — Vidyasagar Copy Share
In all the background scores I do, I take care to see that the theme enriches the storyline and does not deviate from the… — Vidyasagar Copy Share
I won the national award for the best music composer and also had the fortune of scoring music for songs penned by M. Karunanidhi… — Vidyasagar Copy Share
It is alright to ape Western music, but we have to ask ourselves if that is what we need in our films. — Vidyasagar Copy Share
Madurai G. S. Mani was my guru, and later M. Balamuralikrishna taught me a lot. — Vidyasagar Copy Share
If you observe, all classic love songs have a tinge of melancholy that comes naturally with the composition. — Vidyasagar Copy Share
It is disappointing to note that you no longer find enough of melodious music in Malayalam films. — Vidyasagar Copy Share
Even Bollywood films set in rural areas have music with a western touch. So, this has resulted in listeners losing touch with their cultural… — Vidyasagar Copy Share
I like philharmonic music a lot. That kind of symphonic music has always been an integral part of the arrangements in many of my… — Vidyasagar Copy Share
My father set a strict regimen for me. He insisted that I learn to play many musical instruments before I choose one. — Vidyasagar Copy Share
