Introduction:
"New York Nagaram" from "Jillunu Oru Kaadhal" and "Kaadhal Konjam" from "Patchai Killi Muthuch Charam". Both songs I love a lot. Both are guitar based melodies. But both have a different flavor and style. "New York" is a bit on melancholy side while "Kaadhal Konjam" sounds like refreshing. "New York" has female chorus parts which makes us fell like the lady is also in search of the man's love, while "Kaadhal Konjam" has a bright drums and male humming which gives us a mood to start with a new love.
Chords:
The Chords of both the songs are not same but same in progression. It is repeatedly four chords throughout the song with no exception.
Am - 002210 --- A#m - 113321
F - 133211 --- F# - 244322
C - 032010 --- C# - 446664
G - 320003 --- G# - 466544
But be very careful. Hear the songs repeatedly and catch the rhythm. Both songs involve in fast rhythm which needs practice. One more thing "Kaadhal Konjam" has pitch change at the end. It goes up by one full step. That means you have to play Cm, G#, D#, F#. Sounds hell? It is fully barre chords and will give your left hand a lot of exercise.
"New York Nagaram" from "Jillunu Oru Kaadhal" and "Kaadhal Konjam" from "Patchai Killi Muthuch Charam". Both songs I love a lot. Both are guitar based melodies. But both have a different flavor and style. "New York" is a bit on melancholy side while "Kaadhal Konjam" sounds like refreshing. "New York" has female chorus parts which makes us fell like the lady is also in search of the man's love, while "Kaadhal Konjam" has a bright drums and male humming which gives us a mood to start with a new love.
Chords:
The Chords of both the songs are not same but same in progression. It is repeatedly four chords throughout the song with no exception.
Am - 002210 --- A#m - 113321
F - 133211 --- F# - 244322
C - 032010 --- C# - 446664
G - 320003 --- G# - 466544
But be very careful. Hear the songs repeatedly and catch the rhythm. Both songs involve in fast rhythm which needs practice. One more thing "Kaadhal Konjam" has pitch change at the end. It goes up by one full step. That means you have to play Cm, G#, D#, F#. Sounds hell? It is fully barre chords and will give your left hand a lot of exercise.
