It was a long, long time ago, I remember… Twenty of us…or maybe even less, huddled together in a group, Crumpled shirts, splashed with paint, the colors of childhood… The uncle with the camera, having a hard time, getting us
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A Short Fugue
This is a short fugue that I composed in October 2010. Even though the instrument used for the midi channels is acoustic grand piano, the fugue can also be performed by two violins and a cello. You can download
Read moreMeaning and the Built Form: Changing perspectives in contemporary history and theory
‘What is Architecture?’ The question is very direct – almost brutally direct. On the face of it, one may say, it also appears to have a very simple and equally direct answer. Perhaps it does. But if one dares to
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A very short fughetta in C major. http://rohitsanatani.com/music/compositions/test15.mp3
Read moreThe Ajmer Diary
The Ajmer Diary 02/10/2015 06:30 am: I arrived at Ajmer station by the Ahmedabad – Varanasi Express (19407). Despite departing Ahmedabad half an hour late, it managed to reach Ajmer on time. After freshening up at the waiting room,
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5th June 2015 12:30pm. I arrived at Jaunpur Junction on the Doon Express. As expected, it was really really hot. Well past 42 degrees Celsius. And coupled with the treacherous loo blowing constantly, it was really difficult. After finishing my
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Test 4
Test 4 One of my earlier compositions, completed while in school. http://rohitsanatani.com/music/compositions/test4.mp3
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The Smellysocks Theme Song So back when I was in school, I was the chairman of this fictional organization known as the Smellysocks Detective Agency. And yes, I had composed and recorded it’s theme song. http://rohitsanatani.com/music/recordings/smellysocks.mp3
Read moreThe waves
’twas the sound of the waves, crashing upon the shore, whispering to my ear, “What’s in this world that you fear? There’s so much that you haven’t seen before!” ’twas the gaze of the stars, by the light of
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