Music director Isai Gnani maestro Ilayaraja’s non-film album ‘Nothing But Wind’, instrumental music,high quality music

The 1988 CD ‘Nothing But Wind' had prominently projected the flute as a solo instrument, accompanied by a large film orchestra in Madras, and the versatile Hindustani musician Hariprasad Chaurasia had played the North Indian flute(s) brilliantly. This time round, the soloist was Navin Iyer, who too performed remarkably well.

This brand of music, which had been inspired mostly by the composer's introspective vision of Nature and life, is highly evocative, with the titles ‘Singing Self', ‘Song of Soul', ‘Composer's Breath' and ‘Nothing But Wind'. But the main appeal of these compositions to the discerning music lover is essentially intellectual rather than sentimental.

But there's one composition among them, ‘Mozart, I love you!', which truly transcends intellectual perceptions, and reaches out straight to your heart and stays there. Obviously inspired by the fourth and last movement (‘Allegro Con Spirito') of Mozart's Symphony No. 29, but richly infused with a distinct Indian flavour, this marvellous piece of music sounds like what Mozart himself might have composed had he been inspired by Indian music!

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0:00 Singing Self
9:10 Mozart I Love you
18:06 Song of Soul
26:56 Composers Breath
43:45 Nothing but Wind

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