#darbarfestival | Two instrumental masters from North and South India meet to perform the midnight Raag Kirwani - borrowed into Hindustani music from the Carnatic tradition.
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Tejendra Majumdar is among the world’s leading sarod players, hailing from the Senia Maihar gharana. He studied under various gurus, including his grandfather Bibhuti Ranjan (on mandolin), Amaresh Chowdhury (vocal and tabla), and 18 years with Bahadur Khan (sarod). After Bahadur’s death he received instruction from Ali Akbar Khan, a revered figure in 20th century Hindustani classical music, and further refined a complex style that fuses gayaki (lyrical vocal imitation) with tantrakari (intricate instrumental playing). Alongside classical performance he has directed music for several successful films. Hear more of Tejendra here:
-Darbari | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aPZ9...
“While handling a raga blended out of two or three ragas such as Kausi Kanada, Puriya Kalyan, Shuddh Kalyan, we need to take permission from all ragas concerned, gradually seek entry in their integrated domain; and then get intimate with their persona’s hidden features.” (Tejendra Majumdar)
Mysore Manjunath and his brother Mysore Nagaraj are among Carnatic music’s leading violinists. Trined principally by their father S. Mahadevappa, they developed a style which they describe as a “blend of emotive appeal, technical mastery and intellectual sophistication with a strict adherence to the classicism”. They perform in jugalbandi duet settings as well as collaborating with a diverse array of musicians both individually and together. On hearing them play, Ravi Shankar described them as the ‘Princes of Mysore’. Hear more of the Mysore brothers here:
-Charukeshi (duet) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8akkf...
Recorded at Darbar Festival 2006, at Leicester’s Peepul Centre:
-Tejendra Majumdar (sarod)
-Mysore Manjunath (violin)
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Alap in Raag Kirwani | Pandit Tejendra Majumdar & Mysore Manjunath | Sarod & Violin | Music of India ragam song | |
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