Remembering Pandit Nikhil Banerjee On His 85th Birthday |
Remembering Pandit Nikhil Banerjee On His 85th Birthday |
Pradeep |
Oct 15 2006, 09:09 PM
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Pandit Nikhil Banerjee was one of the India's most prominent Sitar players. He is remembered as a musician's musician. Remembering Pandit Nikhil Banerjee on his 85th birth anniversary.
The program covers his beautiful sitar renditions in following ragas. Raag Megh Raag Malva Kalyan Raag Shudh Basant Raag Mand Raag Hem Lalith Raag Soordasi Malhar Pandit_Nikhil_Bannerjee.mp3.torrent ( 16.99 k ) Number of hits: 110 by members
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bibhas |
Oct 29 2006, 01:41 AM
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Shaibaal and Pradeep,
Thanks for the wonderful thread and the Charukeshi. Pradeep, love your new name . Would it be possible to upload the program as a non-torrent file? Talking about Nikhil babu, where can I begin? His music moves me like no other string does (Pt. Vasant Rai's sarod being the exception). If anyone has imbibed Baba Allauddin Khan's genius after Annapurna Devi, it is undoubtedly Nikhil Babu. I hear stories of Nikhil Babu now and then through my guruji. According to Annapoorna ji, Nikhil Babu was the only student who religiously followed the unhurried alap, caressing each note, giving its due importance as taught by her and Baba. As for the emotion he brings to each stroke, one only needs to hear it and feel it, can't be described in words. It is very sad that he left this world at a young age depriving us of more music. In tribute, I present an unpublished recording of his very last concert, one that he played a week or so before he passed away. One can certainly feel the effect of his ill health on his music in this concert that he played against his doctor's advise. He starts off with Darbari and then follows it up with Hemant. Bibhas A science that does not deliver us to the portals of metaphysics is a failed science and a religion that does not embrace physics is not grounded in reality.
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bibhas |
Nov 1 2006, 12:17 AM
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Shaibaal and Pradeep, Thanks for the wonderful thread and the Charukeshi. Pradeep, love your new name . Would it be possible to upload the program as a non-torrent file? Talking about Nikhil babu, where can I begin? His music moves me like no other string does (Pt. Vasant Rai's sarod being the exception). If anyone has imbibed Baba Allauddin Khan's genius after Annapurna Devi, it is undoubtedly Nikhil Babu. I hear stories of Nikhil Babu now and then through my guruji. According to Annapoorna ji, Nikhil Babu was the only student who religiously followed the unhurried alap, caressing each note, giving its due importance as taught by her and Baba. As for the emotion he brings to each stroke, one only needs to hear it and feel it, can't be described in words. It is very sad that he left this world at a young age depriving us of more music. In tribute, I present an unpublished recording of his very last concert, one that he played a week or so before he passed away. One can certainly feel the effect of his ill health on his music in this concert that he played against his doctor's advise. He starts off with Darbari and then follows it up with Hemant. Bibhas This track drew a lot less interest than I thought it would! Only one download so far and no responses. A science that does not deliver us to the portals of metaphysics is a failed science and a religion that does not embrace physics is not grounded in reality.
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