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Between Heaven And Earth by A.R.Rahman

Between Heaven And Earth By A.R.Rahman

Between Heaven and Earth, the new album from A.R. Rahman - the multi million selling king of Indian pop and creator of Bombay Dreams - combines the ethnic music of China, India and Turkey with the sound of the traditional Western symphony orchestra. Releasing on May 4, 2004! 1. The Golden Era 2. Warriors In Peace 3. Lord An's Empire 4. Water 5. Horses 6. Mountains 7. Dacoit Duel 8. Lai Chi 9. Buddha's Remains 10. Blue Light 11. The Monk and the Miracle 12. Desert Storm 13. Escape 14. Warriors of Heaven and Earth 15. Warriors in Peace   The album art is really awesome, and could be the competitor for the best poster if it were a movie poster.

Best of A.R.Rahman (Only hindi songs)

No.	Song	Movie
1.	Taal se taal	Taal
2.	Chal chaiyan chaiyan	Dil Se..
3.	Hamma hamma	Bombay
4.	Chanderlekha	Chor Chor
5.	Chanda re	Sapnay
6.	Hai rama	Rangeela
7.	Telephone	Hindustani
8.	Ae ajnabi	Dil Se
9.	Chupke se	Saathiya
10.	Kehna hi kiya	Bombay
11.	Mera rang de	Legend of Bhagat Singh
12.	Dil se re...	Dil Se
13.	Choti si aasha	Roja
14.	Ramta jogi	Taal
15.	Satrangi re	Dil Se
16.	Rut agayee re	Earth 1947
17.	Tanha tanha	Rangeela
18.	Muqabla	Hum Se Hai Muqabla
19.	Awaara bhanware	Sapnay
20.	Milgaye milgaye	Love Birds
21.	Ishq bina	Taal
22.	Chalo chalein mitwa	Nayak
23.	Gurus of peace	Vaande Mataram
24.	Yeh haseen vadiyaan	Roja
25.	Rang de	Thakshak
26.	Boondon se baatein	Thakshak
27.	Rang De Basanti	Rang De Basanti
28.	Piya Haji Ali	Fiza
29.	Apne jeet ho	Lagaan
30.	Jaage Hain	Guru
31.	Tere Bina	Guru
32.	Mann Mohanaa	Jodhaa Akbar
33.	Tu hi re	Bombay
34.	Roja	Roja
35.	O bhanwre	Daud
36.	Ishq bina (Western)	Taal
37.	Dola dola	Dil Hi Dil Mein
38.	Mayya	Guru
39.	Azeem-O-Shaan Shahenshah	Jodhaa Akbar
40.	Sunta hai mera khuda	Pukar
41.	Dhuan dhuan	Meenaxi
42.	Dil ne jisey apna kaha	Dil Ne Jisey Apna Kaha
43.	Khwaja Mere Khwaja	Jodhaa Akbar
44.	Kuchi kuchi rakma	Bombay
45.	Dheemi dheemi	Earth 1947
46.	Nahein samne tu	Taal
47.	Zehrila zehrila Pyar	Daud
48.	Rang hai	Meenaxi
49.	Ni mein samajh gayee	Taal
50.	Kiya karen kiya Na	Rangeela
51.	Sabaq aisa	Tehzeeb
52.	Ahista ahista	Swades
53.	Closer than ever	Bombay Dreams
54.	Yaro sun lo zara	Rangeela
55.	Opalanha re	Lagaan
56.	O hamdam	Saathiya
57.	O re chhori	Lagaan
58.	Latka	Hindustani
59.	Urvasi urvasi	Hum Se Hai Muqabla
60.	Ye jaan le	Daud
61.	Ae nazneen suno na	Dil Hi Dil Mein
62.	Mera yaar milade	Saathiya
63.	Hai re hai raba	Jeans
64.	Nachley	Lakeer
65.	Yeh jo des hai tera	Swades
66.	Kismat se tum	Pukar
67.	Tu Bin Bataaye	Rang De Basanti
68.	Qisa hum likhen ge	Doli Saja Ke Rakhna
69.	Khoyee khoyee	Tehzeeb
70.	Allah ishwar	Earth 1947
71.	Hum bhi tum bhi	Chor Chor
72.	Rasiya	Mangal Panday (The Rising)
73.	Saanwariya saanwariya	Swades
74.	Chalka chalka	Saathiya
75.	Luka Chhuppi	Rang De Basanti
76.	Mehrban mehrban	Tehzeeb
77.	Khamoshiyan	One Two Ka Four
78.	Yeh jo zindagi hai	Earth 1947
79.	Pyarey panchi	Hindustani
80.	Barso Re	Guru
81.	O mitva	Lagaan
82.	Saathiya	Saathiya
83.	Ye rishta	Meenaxi
84.	Paigham	Lakeer
85.	Mangal Panday/(Agni)	Mangal Panday (The Rising)
86.	Pyar ye jaaney kaisa hai	Rangeela
87.	Raat ki dal dal	Earth 1947
88.	Hello doctor	Duniya Dil Walon Ki
89.	Ek bagiya main	Sapnay
90.	Hai dil ki baazi	One Two Ka Four
91.	Bharat hum ko	Roja
92.	Shakalaka baby	Nayak
93.	Mehndi hai rachne wali	Zubaida
94.	Kariye na	Taal
95.	Al madad Maula	Mangal Panday (The Rising)
96.	Shyam Rang Bhar Do	Water
97.	Radha kaise na jale	Lagaan
98.	Zikr	Boss - The Forgotten Hero
99.	Rangeela	Rangeela
100.	Baadal woh aye	Yuva
101.	Door na ja mujhse	Sapnay
102.	Inn Lamhon Ke Daaman Mein	Jodhaa Akbar
103.	Ay Hairathe	Guru
104.	Dil hai sanam	Chor Chor
105.	Ofho jalta hai	Lakeer
106.	Saadiyan	Lakeer
107.	Kahin aag lage	Taal
108.	Mein albeli	Zubaida
109.	Ekla	Boss - The Forgotten Hero
110.	Piya Ho	Water
111.	Paathshaala	Rang De Basanti
112.	Jaana jaana	Duniya Dil Walon Ki
113.	Ghanan ghanan	Lagaan
114.	Des ki Mitti	Boss - The Forgotten Hero
115.	Bano rani	Earth 1947
116.	Chori pe chori	Saathiya
117.	Dheemey dheemey	Zubaida
118.	Hum hain iss pal yahan	Kisna
119.	Yeh tara woh tara	Swades
120.	Khalbali	Rang De Basanti
121.	Kabhi neem neem	Yuva
122.	Yunhi chala chal	Swades
123.	Roobaroo	Rang De Basanti
124.	Chilamma chilkamma	Meenaxi
125.	Azadi	Boss - The Forgotten Hero
126.	Kesara kesara	Pukar
127.	Marhaba Mustapha	Al Risalah
128.	Mere yara dildara	Kabhi Na Kabhi
129.	Jashn-E-Bahaara	Jodhaa Akbar
130.	My wish comes true	Kisna
131.	Oh Maria	Dil Hi Dil Mein
132.	Takey Takey	Mangal Panday (The Rising)
133.	Dhaka laga bakka	Yuva
134.	Naina Neer Baha	Water
135.	Pyar kabhi na tode ge	Chor Chor
136.	Fanna	Yuva
137.	Mangta hai kiya	Rangeela
138.	Khuda hafiz	Yuva
139.	Aayo re sakhi	Water
140.	Mustafa	Duniya Dil Walon Ki
141.	Kehta hai mera	Jeans
142.	Ek tu hi bharosa	Pukar
143.	Premika ne pyar se	Hum Se Hai Muqabla
144.	Khewa re khewa	Doli Saja Ke Rakhna
145.	Hai jaana	Pukar
146.	Bazi Laga	Guru
147.	Main vari vari	Mangal Panday (The Rising)
148.	Mere dil ke	Kabhi Na Kabhi
149.	Tauba tauba	Jeans
150.	Naina milake	Saathiya
Runners up
	Bolo kaun ho	Kabhi Na Kabhi
Instrumentals
1.	Raga's dance	Choreography
2.	Theme Music	Earth 1947
3.	Spirit of Rangeela	Rangeela
4.	Lagaan Theme	Lagaan
5.	Bombay Theme	Bombay
6.	One Two Ka Four	One Two Ka Four
7.	Piano Music	Earth 1947
8.	Dol dol	Yuva

Album Ranking (Only Hindi Albums)

A.R.Rahman at CBSO (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra)

A.R.Rahman's new look after pilgrimage.

On 5-6 March the world-famous music composer, A.R.Rahman, conducted the CBSO (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) of Bollywood blockbusters including his own themes from Bombay, Roja, Taal, Dil Se, Warriors of Heaven and Earth and the Oscar-nominated Lagaan. The concert was titled "Hooray for Bollywood". The CBSO (City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra) is widely considered one of Europe's finest orchestras.

The orchestra started with the remarks "Tonight we have a very special guest who has been topping charts for over a decade and the World wide sales of his work exceeding more than 40 million more than the sales of Madonna and Britney Spears put together. Ladies and gentlemen please welcome the hugely popular and very talented, A.R.RAHMAN." Rahman's appearance at Symphony Hall is believed to have pulled in what is believed to be the largest ever non-white audience for a mainstream British orchestra. Delighted orchestra executives say the demand for seats was so high, they could have sold three times as many seats as they did. Read more at www.rahmanonline.com.

A.R.Rahman Among The 10 Most Powerful People In The Hindi Film Industry

Filmfare magazine's poll of the top ten powerful people in the Hindi film industry. Hindi Film industry's first-ever power list, commissioned by leading film magazine Filmfare and AC Nielsen ORG-Marg, includes film-makers, a music director (A R Rahman) and a financier besides six top stars, whose names spell success at the box-office.
                                                                                
In the overall Top Ten category A.R.Rahman comes in at number 6.
6. A R Rahman

He picks his projects, they don’t pick him. He commands top fees, but once his name’s on a project, the soundtrack fetches top money too. His standing at the Hindi box office does not need the added cachet of his international success. But the industry takes pride in his having struck gold on the London stage with apna naach gaana.


In the Music Maker category A.R.Rahman is ranked number 1.
1. A R Rahman

He works on his terms, at his pace and on his whims. He is notoriously difficult to meet and convince—names don’t matter and neither does the money. Once he signs on, there’s no saying when the music will arrive. But when it does, all is forgotten and forgiven. Rahman has become even less accessible to the Hindi film industry after his success abroad, but he is still the name everyone wants on their projects. Next year, look out for his Bajirao Mastani and Kisna. Also, of course, The Lord Of The Rings musical.

Rahman Takes Indian Film Music To Birmingham

Another step for A.R. Rahman, and a high note for Indian music. The maestro’s film tunes will soon be played by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra — perhaps the first time that popular Indian music will be showcased alongside legendary Western classical compositions before a foreign audience.

The Birmingham Orchestra is a hallowed fine arts institution which was formed in 1920 after Neville Chamberlain and some public-spirited Englishmen decided that the city needed an orchestra. It gave its 100th performance last year.

Rahman, who reveals that he was encouraged by his Birmingham-based film associate Taz Bashir to be a part of CBSO, will compose for two concerts in March and November next year.

‘‘Instrumental versions of pieces that have been chosen from films that I have composed for the past 12 years will be used in March,’’ says the music director. For the second concert, Rahman will create music based on Sufi poet Farid ud-din Attar’s most famous piece of literature, The Conference of the Bird.

Notwithstanding the distinction, the man who will present some of Indian cinema’s most hummable tunes to an uninitiated gathering, has a complaint. ‘‘I don’t know what’s next,’’ says Rahman. ‘‘Already there’s no sleep.’’

Can’t blame him, going by the list of projects he’s involved in: A London West End production for J.R.R. Tolkein’s Lord of the Rings, Bollywood Dreams for Broadway, five film productions including Mani Ratnam’s Yuva starring Ajay Devgan, Shyam Benegal’s Subhash Chandra Bose, Mangal Pandey — The Rising.

‘‘Time has permitted me to compose only the theme song, which will be in english for Subhash Ghai’s Kisna,’’ he adds.

On other versions of the national anthem in his New Year list, Rahman says: ‘‘No, but I’m doing the music for the IMAX-Bharat Bala film Taj Mahal. It’s mostly acoustic-based classical music that will have a Persian and Arabic flavour.’’