Why does MSV remain the greatest Music Director of India.
Here is an answer from Mr. Shrikant Narayan, a Chartered Accountant, Singer, Movie Lover,Music Lover and Reader:
I reproduce the comments I have added to the post. (My comments can also be seen in the post)
Kudos for the detailed analysis. MSV has given variety like no other composer has given. His composing was always transparent and spontaneous. He didn’t feel the need to compose music behind closed doors. However I disagree with Mr. Srikant’s observation “Neither producers nor directors demanded this. MSV wanted to prove how greater he is, so had put additional efforts.” MSV’s creating different interludes was not because of his desire to prove his greatness but because of the urge of his creativity. He could not bur do so! When so much variety was flowing out of his imagination why should he be stingy in delivery? Even when the same interlude was used, he would make minor changes (like interchanging Accordion and Violin as in Pesuvadhu KiLiya or interchanging Flute and Violin as in Kodiyasaindhadhum) or adding a humming or n number of other embellishments which the listeners won’t even notice! It would require thousands of research articles to decipher the nuances of his music, analyze them and discover the wonders packed into them. Some people have been doing it already. I have no doubt that many research articles written about MSV’s music would adorn the libraries on international music libraries in the centuries to come. Thank you Mr. Srikant for such a meticulous and monumental write up.
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