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	Tag Archives: hindustani Music Monday: Taalvadya by Maestros Posted on June 6, 2011 posted in Music Mondays, Pandit Divyang Vakil For today’s Music Monday with a Maestro I would like to share a wonderful percussion piece. When various percussion instruments are played together it is called Taalvadya Kacheri. Today’s selection is a wonderful Taalvadya Kacheri that I have shared with … Continue reading → Leave a comment carnatic ghatam hindustani indian drums music pakhwaj pandit durga lal percussion taalvadya tabla ustad shafaat ahmed khan Music Monday with a Maestro 8: Pandit Jasraj Posted on March 7, 2011 posted in Music Mondays, Pandit Divyang Vakil From Pandit Divyang Vakil on today’s music monday selection: This bhajan (Mata Kalika) is one that can only be linked to Pandit Jasraj. I have heard many wonderful live renditions of this song. There was a time where no concert … Continue reading → 1 Comment bhajan hindustani indian classical music mata kali ka mata kalika pandit jasraj raag adana Music Mondays with a Maestro 3: Kaushiki Desikan Posted on January 31, 2011 posted in Music Mondays, Pandit Divyang Vakil I move from the legends of Indian classical music to one of the most powerful vocalists of the new generation of India today – Kaushiki [Chakrabarty] Desikan, the daughter of Pt. Ajoy Chakrabarty. In this video, she has rendered a song that was made iconic by Shreemati Shobha Gurtu. She has re-interpreted the bandish, given some beautiful taans and sung it in her own style, which in itself is praise worthy considering how closely it is associated with Shobha Gurtu. Continue reading → Leave a comment ajoy chakrabarty chakrabarty classical desikan hindustani kaushiki light maesto music monday rangi sari gulabi shobha gurtu Music Monday in honor of Pt. Bhimsen Joshi Posted on January 24, 2011 posted in Music Mondays, Pandit Divyang Vakil Pandit Bhimsen Joshi was my hero. I have heard some of the most divine singing from him, especially his Todi, Darbari, Bhairavi, Maru Bihag. Only his physical body has left, he and his music are immortal. He is one of the greatest illustrations of what a Indian classical musician should be. Great performer, true human and real Pandit. Rest in Peace. Continue reading → Leave a comment hindustani indian classical music legend live performance maru bihag music monday pandit bhimsen joshi Music Mondays with a Maestro #1 Posted on January 17, 2011 posted in Music Mondays, Pandit Divyang Vakil Every Monday, Rhythm Riders’ director Tabla Guru Pandit Divyang Vakil will be sharing an audio/video link that he particularly enjoys. Its a great way for listeners (new and old) of Indian music to hear music curated by a maestro. We begin the series with the legendary late Pt. Nikhil Bannerjee. The youtube video is an old recording of the maestro playing Raag Jogiya with accompaniment by a young Pt. Anindo Chatterjee on tabla. Continue reading → Leave a comment anindo chatterjee hindustani indian classical music indian music jogiya maestro music monday nikhil bannerjee raag sitar tabla