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The recent death of Ilayaraja, a painter who was recently diagnosed with corona, came as a huge shock. Many celebrities mourned the death of this versatile artist. Actress Kasturi payed homage to him through photoshoot pictures which were taken reflecting the paintings of this late artist. She posted those images and wrote "Everyone knows I'm a fan of Ilayaraja. It was photographer Mano who introduced me to the painter Ilayaraja. We did a photoshoot with his beautiful pictures as a theme. I never dreamed I would submit it as a tribute to him.
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His Dravidian touch to the paintings made it more unique and with full of life.Two books of Ilaiyaraaja Interesting Facts from the Books Ilayaraja's realistic painting created an impact not just in India but world wide, he was recognised by USA and other countries. The two books contained some interesting facts. I am sharing few of those here along with related stamps from my personal collection. One of the readers asked about Siddhar Karuvurar. Ilaiyaraaja mentions that the great king Raja Raja Cholan constructed the Big Temple at Tanjavur based on the guidelines from Siddhar Karuvurar. However, the king did not completely follow the instructions given for the temple’s consecration (kumbhabhishekam).
To satisfy his ministers and palace astrologers, the king followed only half of the Karuvurar’s instructions. This angered Karuvurar so much that he decided to give away his life immediately. He dig a burial hole near the temple, sat in it, and gave his life. Before passing away, he seemed to have cursed the king that whoever visits this temple will lose their jobs.Ī month later, unable to cope with Karuvurar’s curse, the king went to the top of the temple and jumped to his death. Ilaiyaraaja mentions that there is proof of this information in the Chennai Connemara Library. He also mentions that lot of government officers and well known people who have visited the temple have lost their jobs. For a long time, no darshans were performed in the temple after the king’s death. He wondered what remedy was done for this as darshans are held these days in the temple. I never thought that such a great king who ruled south Asia would have had such a tragic end. To a question about who is the most talented among the world musicians, Ilaiyaraaja says that in general all famous musical geniuses are different.
However, he says there is no one like Mozart. He mentions the incident that happened when Mozart was 11.
Mozart goes to Paris with his father to play before a pope. He gets a prize from the pope for his musical skills. There was a music being played at the church at that time and Mozart mentally took note of it. On the same night, Mozart, who heard that music only once at the church, was able to write the complete score for that music. He visits the church next day to make any corrections in his score for that music, if any. It seems that Mozart’s father almost cried after seeing his musical score. Ilaiyaraaja says that writing a musical score including all the parts after listening to it just once is almost impossible. To a different question, he says about a research, which indicates that among the world musicians, it is only Mozart’s music that activates the human brain cells more. In a school in Australia, they play Mozart music for the students before teaching. Since, it was found that the music helps to increase the children’s memory, they play Mozart’s music on a daily basis. Tyagaraja was born in 1767 at Tiruvarur in Tamil Nadu. The special cover issued in 2017 by South India Philatelists’ Association (SIPA) commemorates 250 years of Tyagarajar. Tyagarajar died in 1847 and is buried at the banks of river Kaveri (Cauvery) at Thiruvaiyaru in Tamil Nadu.
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