Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Jaane Kya Sochkar - Kinara


"Zindagi Kabhi Palo Mein Guzar Jaati Hai,
Kabhi Zindagi Bhar Ek Pal Nahi Guzarta"

"Jaane Kya soch kar nahi Guzra" happens to be one of the best songs of R.D.Burman-Kishore Kumar.IMO, only and only Kishore Kumar could do justice to this song, such mature singing coming to the fore.Gulzar's lyrics so apt, with so much depth.


The prelude starts off with a santoor and mukhda too interspersed with santoor between the lines.



jaane kya soch kar nahi guzraa..
ek pal raat bhar..nahi guzraa..

The 1st interlude is beautifully woven with violins, santoor and a tar-shehnai

Apni tanhaayi ka auron se na shikwa karna, followed by brief saarangi piece as if extending the previous line.
Apni tanhaayi ka auron se na shikwa karna..(the way kishore uses sings "auron se" is an ufff moment)
Tum akele hi nahi ho sabhi akele hain..(tabla beat changes)
Yeh akelaa safar nahi guzraaa...(and then lovely connect from "guzraa" to "jaane kya" )

jaane kya soch kar nahi guzra..
ek pal raat bhar nahi guzra..

the 2nd interlude is well executed..the guitars change the mood as if it is some energy-filled song..overlapped by santoor and ending with xylophone..followed by saxophone which gets back to the mood, countered with Santoor again leading to antara.

Do Ghadi jeene ki mohlat tho mili hain sabko..(again that saarangi)
Do Ghadi jeene ki mohlat tho mili hain sabko..
tum bhi miljaao..ghadi-bhar to yeh kam hota hain..(table beat changes..)
yeh ghadi kaa safar..nahi guzraaaaaaaa...

jaane kya..(tabla..) soch kar ..nahi guzra...
ek pal raat bhar nahi guzra...

Each and every instrument given so much importance, whether it is Santoor, Saarangi, Saxophone or Tar Shehnai, especially love the way Tabla changing its beat for brief duration, for a single line.





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