Sri Lanka Music

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Name	Alahakoon mudiyanselage Upali Kannangara. ( Youngest of the family)
Elder Brother	Ananada Kannangara
Elder Sister	Ranjani Kannangara
Mother	Sumanawathi Kannangara
Father	(Died in 1937) Arther Kannangara
Wife	Indrani Kannangara
Daughter (Elder)	Swannapali Veenavee Kannangara
Daughter (Younger)	Uppalawanna Thathsarani Kannangara
Studied	St Mary's College Dehiwala
	Isipathana Maha Vidyalaya Colombo 05 (From Grade 4)
	Played Cricket for the 1st Eleven Criket Team in 1969
Music	Started Music in 1970
	1st Teacher Dayachandra Perera (Basic Box Guitar)
	Ernast Zoysa 1971

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Pothupitiya Kankanamge Pradeepa Nirmali Hemamali Dharmadasa was born at Rawatawatta, Moratuwa on January 26. “My sister and I’ve had the longest name at school! When we were to fill the forms for O/Ls and A/Ls, we were always in trouble due to lack of space,” smiles Pradeepa who was a `shining star’ as a school girl.

Late P.K.Dharmadasa of Galle who worked at Agriculture and Govi Jana Seva Department, and Meda Gamage Hema Dharmadasa were her parents. Pradeepa was the second in four of her family.

Pradeepa who studied first at Princess of Wales, Moratuwa, entered Sujatha Vidyalaya, Nugegoda for her A/Ls as her dream was to become a lawyer. Since Logic was not taught at Princess of Wales, Pradeepa chose Sujatha Vidyalaya as her new school. But, things changed even without her knowledge. Veteran dramatist Somalatha Subasinghe was launching a new venture in drama enroling students at Sujatha Vidyalaya and Ananda Vidyalaya.

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Mohideen Baig (1919–1991) was a popular Sri Lankan musician. He was Muslim and moved to Sri Lanka from Salem in the Tamil Nadu.[1] Beg's son, Ishak is also a singer but not that popular in Srilanka like his father was.[2] Baig has dueted with H. R. Jothipala, G.S.B. Rani Perera, Latha Walpola, Sujatha Attanayake and Jamuna Rani among others. He was also the only Sri Lankan to duet with Lata Mangeshkar.

Even though he was not a Buddhist, Baig sang a lot of Buddhist related songs. Because of his nature to support other cultures, he was one of the most influential multicultural/"multi-religious" figures in the Sri Lankan art history.

Baig was born in India and moved to Sri Lanka in 1932. Baig recorded his first song 'Karuna Muhude Namu Gileela' as a duet with K. K. Rajaluckshmi in 1934. He debuted as a playback singer in 1947 on the second Sri Lankan film Ashokamala.[3]

Baig achieved fame singing songs like "Buddhang Saranang," "Maya," "Girihel Mudune," "Adara Nadiya Gala," "Pem Mal Mala," "Wella Simbina Rella," "Anna Sudo," "Thaniwai Upanne," and "Loke Sihinayak Wageya." In 1956 S.W.R.D. Bandaranayake gave him a "distinguished citizenship." Baig's popularity led to appearances at distinguished events like the first Independence Day Ceremony and the 1974 Non-Aligned Summit.[3]

Annesley Malawana

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Malewana was born in Ratnapura (a city in south-central Sri Lanka), and attended St. Joseph’s College in the capital city of Colombo. Upon leaving school, he met Clarence Wijewardane, who (with Malewana) formed the group Moonstones. In the early 1960s, the Moonstones began performing songs composed by Wijewardane and sung by Malewana (their first hit was Mango Nenda - a song written about the maid who once worked at the home of Clarence's wife in the early days of their relationship). Due primarily to Wijewardane's unique compositions, the group continued to dominate popular Sri Lankan music for nearly a decade before ultimately breaking up in the late 1960s.

Malewana and Wijewardane remained friends and reunited in the 1970s to form a group dubbed the Super Golden Chimes - this group would, similarly, produce a string of popular songs that included Udarata Niliya (Up-Country Dancer), Sihina Pathum (In Dreams), Wana Bambaro (Jungle/Wild Bee), and Sathuta Senasuma (Happy Feelings).

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A song is a serious thing. This may sound a little bit strange, since most of us consider 'singing' to be an expression of lightheartedness. We sing when a joyous mood is upon us.

The song is, very often, the sound of inner rapture. People sing either individually or in groups. Whatever may be the language of the song, it can move us across cultures and national boundaries. The song leaps epochs, eras and ages and is always current and contemporary. A great song can have layers upon layers of meaning. A song can endlessly evoke the atmosphere and the feeling, of a moment that is long past. We re-live events and sentiments of previous times, with the lyrical memory of a song, heard long ago. The rhythms and the echoes of songs, tintinabulate from heart to heart, for those vast masses, who cannot adequately articulate their states of emotion, the song is the proxy voice.

The well-sung lyric, reaches people of all ages. Children, young woman, adults and those men and woman, for whom the deepening shadows of sunset days, are beginning to be real.

Even animals tend to the sounds songs that seem to lull and soothen them. There is hardly a soul that does not retain within it, a fleeting snatch or a bar some song, that had strayed into it under some circumstances

Given all this, a song is indeed a serious thing.

For most of us, men and woman represent songs whose lilting, vibrating and vaulting vocalizations have won us - heart and mind. We have our favorites songs and equally favorites singers.

Passing years may bring into prominence, some singers and certain lyrics. But, there are some, who are not at all affected by transience and ephemerality. They continue amidst all changes, through some power they possess to defy the passage of time.

Neela Wickramasinghe and her songs, belong in the category of those phenomena, that are least touched by the effects of passing years. Her lyrical voice has remained evergreen through some strange magic as it were, over all those years. Her vocalizations have retained their freshness of appeal. To me she seems the personification of the dulcet tones of a mandolin frail, thin but pleasant. She manager to display a perpetual smile. And, it is crystal clear, that her smile is not a P.R.technique. it stems from the depth of her heart- from the inner recesses of her soul. It is a genuine expression of her untrammeled mind.

She reflects simplicity of being.

She excludes a spirit of trusting, believing and almost child-like candour. Her character seems lit up from within. This is perhaps the result of her acceptance of her physical limitation, without any anger resentment or harshness towards the outside world.

All there personality traits are amply reflected in her songs. If you listen to her vaocalisations, somewhat keenly, you will not fail to discover a smoky edge in her voice.

This discernible secondary trill in her songs, given her style of singing, its special quality - its individualistic signature. Any other person too could give voice to the words of a lyric.

But, the fascinating throb, Neela can introduce to her vocalization, is just her own. This special vocal touch, imparts to her songs, their deep emotional flavors, once heard, her songs begin to grow within the listener, to surface into memory from time to time

On an extremely personal note, I cannot help but record here, the indelible impression she left upon me when she appeared in a hoarding and a poster, produced by UNICEF, Sri Lanka. This evoked in me a vast sense of pity. It awoke the humanity in side me. Along with all those, it stirred within me an admiration for singer Neela Wickramasinghe.

As an artist and especially as a singer, she has invariably to be exceptionally sensitive. Each moment, she is deeply conscious of her own physical handicap. She dose her singing though all these limiting and curbing factors.

Over the years, her voice has gained a new depth. I can describe this only as a kind of sobriety. This has given her songs a semblance of maturity. It is as if she sings with a philosophic objectivity a stance of detachment.

Neela has never attempted to project a 'pop' image of herself. She is fully aware that those who esteem her style of singing and being will always be with her. Being cloyingly popular has never been part of her scheme of things.

But, those who relish her singing qualities have a duty and responsibility to felicitate her for her lyrical contribution.

We felicitate he not only for what she has already achieved

She has of course sung a considerable number of songs, which add upto a solid body of contribution. But, my view is, she has many an unsung song in her throat. May she find the time to elevate our sense of high appreciation, by vocalizing those innumerable unsung songs.

Edwin Ariyadasa

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Chandralekha Perera

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CHANDRALEKHA PERERA Born 1 December 1961 Origin Kurunegala Sentimental, Pop Years Active 1985 - Present

Chandralekha was born in Kurunegala to a middle class family. From morning till Evening little Chandralekha sang at home. And sometimes got scolded by her Father, asking her if her mouth was not paining after singing. Teachers in School discovered Chandralekha’s Talents. She sang in mostly every event the school had. She took part in Inter school competitions where she brought fame to school. When she was doing higher studies she sang in a Band, which was called “Spring Time” in Kurunegala. In 1976 once when this Band wanted a keyboardist for a Gig, The Sound guys recommended a musician called Rookantha for that particular gig.

This was the day that Rookantha & Chandralekha met. In 1980. The Government Sponsored successful Youth Organization called “NYSC ”(National Youth Services Council) was established.

Chandralekha’s father understood that this was the shortest cut that his daughter could ever get to make a name. He pushed her several times but Chandralekha would never go. At last the father himself brought an Application, filled out and posted. Soon was the Interview where Chandralekha was compelled to go and that was her turning point. As any other time this time too she was lucky as The National Television was just gifted by Japan to Sri Lanka and was going on with the Test Transmissions. Every day and night you could see Chandralekha with new songs frequently.

The famous film Director Producer Mr. DB Nihalsinghe’s eye once caught Chandralekha when doing coverage of the NYSC. He gave Chandralekha a brake and selected her to act in his new Tele series ‘REKHA” which was later a hit and made Chandralekha a Star. She was awarded the best Tele Actress award in 1986 for “NADEE GEETHAYA” another Tele series By Nihalsinghe , and was awarded best Playback singer same year for the Movie “ Yali Hamuwennai ”Directed by Sena Samarasinghe& Music Directed by Late Mr.Sarath Dassanayake. She was signed for LUX International by Lever Brothers at that time.

Many singers' dream was to sing a duet with Chandralekha. She also sang with popular singers and actors as well. Vijaya Kumaranatunge the late husband of The President Kumaranatunge sang more than 15 songs with Chandralekha most of them still popular among many Sri Lankans. There are numerous singers popular and new who have sung at least one song with Chandralekha. Chandralekha has put out many albums which she even does not have a track on them. Chandralekha Perera married Rookantha Goonatillake in 1989. They have two daughters , Raini Goonatillake & Windy Goonatillake. They live in New York.

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A gramophone record (also known as phonograph record, vinyl records, or simply record) is an analog sound storage medium consisting of a flat disc with an inscribed modulated spiral groove usually starting near the periphery and ending near the centre of the disc. When made of polyvinyl chloride they are also known as vinyl records.
Gramophone records were the primary medium used for commercial music reproduction for most of the 20th century. They replaced the phonograph cylinder as the most popular recording medium in the 1900s. For the most part, they were supplanted in popularity in the late 1980s by digital media, leaving mainstream by 1991. However, they continue to be manufactured and sold in the 21st century. The vinyl reached new popularity in 2008, with nearly 1.9 million units sold that year, the most in any year since 1991. They are used predominantly by DJs and audiophiles for certain types of music, especially electronic dance music, hip hop, punk rock, and jazz.
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Latha, born and bred in Galkissa emerged her inborn talents of singing as a leading singer in a Church Choir. Known by her childhood name as Rita Jenevi Fernando she was introduced to then Radio Ceylon (Now-Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation) at the age of 13 years with her mother’s permission by her family friend C.A.Fonseka, a popular Radio dramatist at the time. She started her career in playing different characters in C.A,Fonseka’s radio dramas very popular from late 50s to mid 60s. He was the father of Radio artist C.D.Fonseka.

In 1947 she made her debut in singing “Kandulu Denethe Vehena”, song composed by Vincent de Alwis, the versatile violinist at Radio Ceylon and sang duets with him in his Sarala Gee Programs conducted by Radio Ceylon. Observing her congenital talents and skills Vincent de Alwis introduced her to Susil Premaratne and C.T.Fernando. “Namo Mariyanee” recorded by her in 1948 with her melodious voice became a household favorite in Sri Lanka showered upon with outstanding success. “Seethala Duruthu Mahe”, “Mihiri Suwanda Vihiduwa” “Nunwa Jaya Handa Pem”, “Soka Nege Den”, “Oba Prema Raja Mage” and many other songs recorded in 1948, 1949 and 1950 became highly popular together with Carroll songs composed by Fr Mercelyn Jayakody.

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Fernando entered music in the 1940s. He was praised by critics for the themes and wording of his songs like "Vana Bamaru," "Bilinda Nelwa Ukule" and "Rosa Male." His other popular songs include "Lo Ad Giles Male Tarawa" and "Mariya Mawu Kuse."

Early life and career

Fernando was born in Kadalana, Moratuwa and educated at St. Mary's College, Nawalpitiya. As a student Fernando showed interest in the arts participating in school dramas and singing with the local church choir.

In 1946, Fernando successfully auditioned for a position as grade one radio artist on Radio Ceylon. There he had his first popular song with "Pinsinduwanne," a plea to children to stop harming birds. The song was written by R. N. H. Perera

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