Music For The Soul...

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One of my all time favorite songs, performed by some amazingly talented music students, I came across this video the other day. And I have been hooked to it ever since.

A.R. Rehman's "Jiya Jale" from the movie "Dil Se" is by far one of the most beautiful songs in the history of Indian Cinema. And since he is a globally renowned musician, with an Academy Award in his kitty, I feel its safe to say that this song stands there with the Bests of Music.

Amazing rendition by the students of Berklee College of Music, its a must watch video. I have shared it from YouTube. I have no idea about the copyright implications, but just wanted to clarify that I DO NOT have any right over this video, am just a fan.  And I am giving my readers a treat for their soul.

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