InKo Centre, in association with School of Indian Film Music, is going to present the second edition of The Film Music Appreciation Circle on Friday, 2 March 2018 at 6.30 pm at InKo Centre, Adyar.

Chennai:
The aim is to unlock and understand the distinct vocabulary and purpose of film music, one of the most iconic signposts of popular culture. The second edition of this bi-monthly series focuses on the evolution of romantic melodies in Tamil Cinema. Romantic songs are a significant part of most Tamil films. They have contributed tremendously to the development of popular music and literary culture in the region.
How did these songs come about? What shaped creativity in this genre? What were the key milestones in the evolution of “kaadal” songs? What governs notions of aesthetics related to these songs? What are the relationships between the romantic lyric and its melody?
The discussion will be anchored by Divakar Subramaniam, a talented music composer/producer, percussionist and academic researcher and founder of the School of Indian Film Music (SIFM).
Conversations