wah kya baat hai!!!!!!! really good! hey do you have some recording of raag multani????if yes please i would be glad to have it. thanks!
On 7/19/11, Surajsingh Jogi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Sir, > This is a great job. Although, I have not yet downloaded your file, but, I > am sure, I am going to enjoy it. > Regards, > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Dr. Yogesh Sharma" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2011 1:41 AM > Subject: [AI] Uploading Raag Madhuwanti > > >> Hi all Music loving friends, As we grapple with the hot weather along with >> >> some burning issues regarding disability and assistive technology, here I >> come to try to refresh and relax you through some heavenly Music. >> thanks for your enormous response to my last uploading of some >> rare collections of Classical Music recordings by some Immortal Indian >> Musical stalwarts. This time I am uploading raag Madhuwanti in 3 different >> >> renditions; 1. by Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia on flute, 2 by Bhaarat Ratna >> Late Ustad Bismilla Khan on the shehnai, & 3. [Especially for foreign >> friends]: raag Madhuwanti played on keyboard and some other electronic >> instruments and set to Disco beat by Charanjeet Singh. The download link >> is:-- >> >> http://www.sendspace.com/file/ghnb5s >> >> >> Dear friends, I am sending this mail to the list only in order to >> reach out to the maximum number of interested friends and students. But, >> kindly do remember to post your valuable feedbacks, queries and other >> related mails only to my personal I D and not to Access India. Please help >> >> curtail the traffic on the list to the maximum possible extent. Especially >> >> for the new members, please do't hit Ctrl + r in order to reply to this >> mail. Instead, hit enter on my following personal I D: >> >> [email protected]. >> >> For the serious students of Indian Classical Music and all other >> interested friends, here are some brief introductory notes. >> >> brief introductions: 1. Raag Madhuwanti: it is a very famous and >> fascinating melody of Indian Classical Music, which is best suited to be >> performed and listened to in the 3rd quarter of the day, [in between 1 to >> 4 p m]. Supposing it is being played in the C Major scale of Western >> Music, Raag Madhuwanti would use E Flat and F Sharp along with all other >> Natural Notes. The notes D and A are generally avoided in the ascending >> order or the Aaroha, while they are used freely in the descending order of >> >> notes [the Avroha]. >> >> 2. Flute: this is a very famous Indian Wind instrument. It is also >> known as one of the most ancient Indian wind instruments. It is made from >> a hollow piece of bamboo, with one round hole at one end for the blowing >> purpose, and some other round holes near the other end, for the purpose of >> >> producing different notes by covering and uncovering them with the >> fingers. In Hinduism, The flute is also respected for being the favorite >> instrument of Lord Krishna, who enchanted not only the human beings, but >> also the animals, birds and nature with his Divine Music. >> >> 3. Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia: Pt. Hariprasad is one of the >> living legends in the field of Flute playing. He is the most famous >> disciples of Mrs. Annapoorna Devi, the prodigal daughter of the legendry >> Late Ustad Allaudden Khan, who had mastery over a number of Indian >> Classical instruments and also Indian Classical Vocal Music. >> >> 4. Shehnai, it is one of the most difficult Indian wind instruments, >> and is generally associated with auspicious and joyous ceremonies in >> traditional Indian culture. It is usually played in group, with one artist >> >> leading the recital, and others providing him their melodious support. >> This group also includes one or two artists, who play the base notes on >> Sur Shehnai, a type of Shehnai witch is meant for the base notes only. For >> >> rhythm, the group is generally accompanied upon the Tabla and Khurdak, the >> >> traditional drums or the rhythm instruments of Indian Music. the khurdak, >> an instrument with the less resonant sound, is played especially with >> Shehnai only. >> >> 5. Ustad Bismilla Khan: This legendry artist of Shenai haled from the >> ancient Indian city, Varanasi or Banaras, which is respected as one of the >> >> main centers of Indian art and culture. Ustad Bismilla Khan was >> responsible for establishing Shehnai as a respectable instrument in the >> Classical Music concerts, whereas earlier it was generally played on the >> gate to the ceremonial grounds or the house where some auspicious ceremony >> >> like Marriage was being performed. >> >> Hope these introductoryy notes would be helpful, and not sound too >> long or boring. 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