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The cover has a merriment and calmness to it.Īrtists and listeners explore music in diversely unique ways. However, Varun proves everyone wrong, and delivers a soulful cover. Covering a song as beautiful as O Sajna, which was backed by Lata Mangeshkar’s vocals, is no doubt a very difficult task. Along with the music by Varun’s flute, we also get blends of tabla, sitar and key. Varun Kumar takes us on a nostalgic ride with his heart touching flute cover of ‘O Sajna’ by Salil Chowdhury and Lata Mangeshkar. In this light, we bring you some beautiful flutists and their music. Moreover, the instrument also needs to be held at correct angles. A flutist not only blows the air but also has to control one’s breathing accordingly. This versatile instrument requires skillful mastery to perfect the varied musical notes. It is used in films, orchestras, bands, jazz, classical, folk, etc. The presence of the flute and its music is now dominant. No wonder that playing full fledged songs and music on this instrument must require thorough practice and a clear mindset. The air stream around the holes of the instrument play with the air inside the hollow cavity of the flute, causing vibrations and ultimately producing sounds. A flute produces sound by the steady stream of air vibrating through it. It is believed that the world was created through the beautiful sound of Lord Krishna’s flute, and since then Flute has been equated with freedom and love. With the utterance of the word ‘Flute’, one immediately recalls Lord Krishna. The flute is one of the oldest musical instruments, and the first wind instrument. For more covers of such mesmerising songs do visit his YouTube channel which contains a wide range of covers. The longing for love is expressed well by this song and the cover artist Gurnazar has captured that beauty too.
This song reflects the inner agony of a lover who weaves imaginary patterns on his slate of mind but to his disappointment reality turns out differently. Every Bollywood fan is familiar with the song “Tune Jo Na Kaha” originally sung by Pritam, Mohit Chauhan and Sandeep Srivastava from the movie New York.
The first cover we feature today is by Gurnazar Chattha. Music covers give a new outfit to the old comforting tunes of our favourite songs, while the intrinsic quality of the music is maintained it is extrinsically given a new form. With this we bring to you some melodious music covers by various artists. Symphony of music intermingles with the cadence of heart that pulsates on the rhythm of memory and nostalgia to give us a sudden gust of relief, a cathartic effect of sorts.
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