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His style is notoriously powerful, utilising the full range of the Benares gharana’s open-hand striking techniques. Outside of music he is an avid player of carrom - his guru once gifted him a gold carrom set, saying “he is equally addicted to the game and the tabla”. He rose to prominence as Ravi Shankar’s accompanist, and has performed with almost all of today’s leading Hindustani instrumentalists as well as working in dance and film. He trained under legendary Benares maestro Kishan Maharaj, and embodies his guru’s blend of discipline and flamboyance with forming a powerful style. Kumar Bose is one of the modern world’s most exciting percussionists. “Roses don’t get their fragrance overnight.some bloom soon, some a bit later, it takes time and toil for them to bloom into fragrant flowers!” (Anindo Chatterjee) Outside performance he is also a respected teacher, researcher, and tabla maker. Today he plays a gharana-blending style that balances traditionalism with modern freedoms, building on the open-minded approach of his guru. His long career has included accompaniment slots with almost all top Hindustani artists, including a long association with Nikhil Banerjee. He studied with his guru for three decades, learning the intricate grammar of the Farrukhabad gharana before then branching out to others. Aged five he became All India Radio's youngest performing artist, and soon after entered the gurukul to train under Jnan Prakash Ghosh. for the finest in Indian classical music and dance, and watch full length exclusive concerts in pristine HD on the Darbar Player:Īnindo Chatterjee is one of the most accomplished tabla players of the modern age, known for breathtaking speed and extraordinary clarity of stroke. V.#darbarfestival | Two of the world’s most accomplished tabla players join forces for a one-off London concert, duelling over teental using ideas from many different gharanas. Siddhant Gupta on Jaltarang : water music of India Irfanarif on Kumar Gandharva : geet varsha Alka Sia on Rasoolan Bai : the Other Song.Vinod Pandey on Jaltarang : water music of IndiaĪmit Bansode on Indian Raga’s Favourites : Songs He Lived Through – #2 Rajat on Gharana tradition : Rampur Sahaswan Milind Tulankar on Jaltarang : water music of India.Indian Raga’s Favourites : Songs He Lived Through – #1.Indian Raga’s Favourites : Songs He Lived Through – #2.My collection of Hindustani Classical Music can be downloaded at : P.S : In the last song Pandit Ronu Majumdar accompanies Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt on the bansuri.
Vishwa Mohan Bhatt – Raga Gorakh Kalyan (Mohan Veena) :
Hariprasad Chaurasia – Raga Chandrakauns (Bansuri) : Īmjad Ali Khan – Raga Subhalakshmi (Sarod) :
Herein lies the divinity of Indian classical music. Recently, Ustad Amjad Ali Khan was seen weeping when his sarod was damaged during a flight. In sheer contrast, Pandit Ravi Shankar, who also participated, lifted the sitar to his forehead as a mark of respect for the art and the instrument. Another guitarist, Pete Townshend, followed suit by breaking his guitar into bits and pieces. During the Monterey International Pop Festival of 1967, legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix smashed his guitar all over the stage and later burned it into flames at the finale of his performance. Indian classical musicians worship their instruments as if the Goddess of knowledge, music and art, Saraswati, bestowed them to them herself.
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Note: Please inter-change the names of the last two songs after you download them. The sound was also noticed by many Rock bands of the West and some experimented with it in their music.Īli Akbar Khan – Gour Sarang (Sarod) Vocals: Asha Bhonsle : Īnoushka Shankar – Shuddha Sarang (Sitar) : But thereafter, of course, the sounds of the sitar strings became recognizable everywhere and even got featured in a few Hollywood movies of the 1950s and 1960s. The only sound that convinced Westerners that the music is really Indian was the constant drone of the tanpura. Gone are the days when listeners from Western countries could not make out if the instrument that was being played was sarod or sitar. Indian classical instrumental is a much sought after genre of music all over the world today.
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