November 25, 2010 at 9:14 pm (hindustani classical music)
Tags: milind chittal, my choice, rita ganguly, savita devi, subha joshi
Musical tastes differ from person to person. Some like the slow and elaborate Vilambits, others like the punchy and faster paced Teentals. Here are a few of my favourite songs, a mixed fare, specially uploaded for your listening pleasure.
Milind Chittal – Raga Abhogi Kanada : 
Rita Ganguly – Mishra Mand Hori :
Savita Devi – Thumri – Mooratiya Man Mein :
Subha Joshi – Thumri – Aaja Balamwa :
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October 3, 2010 at 2:25 pm (hindustani classical music)
Tags: bhimsen joshi, my choice, rashid khan, vasundhara komkali, veena sahasrabuddhe
Here are a few fabulous songs from some of the all-time greats of Hindustani classical music, an aural feast, I am sure, for all classical music lovers.
Bhimsen Joshi – Abhogi – Charan Dhar Aayo :
Rashid Khan – Pilu Thumri – Shaam Bhayi Bin Shyam :
Vasundhara Komkali – Malwi Lok Geet – Apna Bhammar :
Veena Sahasrabuddhe – Bhajan – Duje Ke Sang Nahi Jaun :
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June 28, 2010 at 8:41 pm (hindustani classical music)
Tags: ghulam mustafa khan, hussain bakhsh gullo, my choice, roshanara begum, siddheshwari devi
Like it or not, here I come once again with a few songs of my choice. These songs have been part of my collection ever since I started appreciating classical music. And I am not talking about ancient history. I guess it happened 3 years ago. I hope you’ll enjoy the songs.
Siddheshwari Devi – Khamaj – Kate Na Bairan Rain :
Roshanara Begum – Jhinjhoti – Piya Bin Nahi Aawat Chain :
Ghulam Mustafa Khan – Nat Bhairav – Palkan Rakhun Moond :
Hussain Bakhsh Gullo – Thumri – Balma Qadar Nahi Jane :
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April 9, 2010 at 1:10 pm (hindustani classical music)
Tags: a kanan, arati ankalikar, jagdish prasad, kaushiki chakrabarty, my choice
It is now common knowledge that Indian classical music has powers that heal the cerebrum, the part of human brain that controls emotions. There are many Ragas in Indian classical music and each Raga creates a different mood. A Raga can make you so happy that you may want to dance or it can make you so sad that it may bring tears to your eyes. The Vilambit (slow) portion of the Raga has the deepest impact. Experience yourself, the magic of the Vilambits.
Kaushiki Chakrabarty – Raga Shuddh Kalyan (33:36) :
Jagdish Prasad – Raga Gorakh Kalyan (45:19) :
A Kanan – Raga Maru Behag (14:01) :
Arati Ankalikar – Raga Nand (16:22) :
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March 18, 2010 at 2:54 pm (hindustani classical music)
Tags: ajoy chakrabarty, amir khan, ghulam mustafa khan, my choice, parween sultana
Most connoisseurs of art feel this strong urge to display their own preferences and taste in that particular art form. Almost everytime, deep inside them, they wish to see nods of approval from others, that their taste is indeed perfect and deserving of a true evaluator. Here are some more gems from my favourite playlist of Hindustani classical music, subject to your nods ..and nudges, of course.
Ajoy Chakrabarty – Raga Abhogi :
Amir Khan – Raga Kalashri :
Ghulam Mustafa Khan – Raga Megh :
Parween Sultana – Raga Amba Manohari :
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