Brochure of Doordarshan Archives - DDK Delhi
Brochure of Doordarshan Archives - DDK Delhi
Brochure of Doordarshan Archives - DDK Delhi
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Begum Akhtar<br />
DVD-Rs.395/-,VCD-Rs.295/- & ACD-Rs.195/-<br />
Alive and electric in her songs; music that has found instant<br />
connection in souls that know that pain is personal and yet<br />
universal.The beauty <strong>of</strong> her music has been her characteristic<br />
simplicity. A rare compilation <strong>of</strong> recordings <strong>of</strong> Rooh-e-Mausiqi<br />
or spirit <strong>of</strong> music, from her heyday in 1970s.<br />
Hori<br />
Ghazal - Jigar Muradabadi<br />
Ghazal - Faiz Ahmed Faiz<br />
Dadra<br />
Sufiyana Qawwali<br />
DVD-Rs.395/-,VCD-Rs.295/- & ACD-Rs.195/-<br />
A rare selection <strong>of</strong> lost voices from the tradition <strong>of</strong> Muslim mystic<br />
music in India, embraced as devotional across communities:<br />
Habib Painter, Shankar-Shambhu and the Sabri Brothers. Songs<br />
include classics like Man Kunto Maula and several popular<br />
compositions by Amir Khusro.<br />
Bahut kathin hai dagar panghat ki : Habib Painter<br />
Peele sharab-e-ishq Nabi : Shankar - Shambhu<br />
Kaul Tarana : Sabri Brothers<br />
Khwaja ki deewani : Sabri Brothers<br />
Vividha<br />
Wadali Brothers<br />
Sufi Soarings<br />
DVD-Rs.395/- & ACD-Rs.195/-<br />
The vigour <strong>of</strong> Punjab’s dargah-mela folkways in the robust voices<br />
<strong>of</strong> the Wadali Brothers and others singing popular verses by<br />
Punjab’s best-loved mystics (Baba Bulle Shah, Baba Farid).<br />
In the Sufi poetry <strong>of</strong> India, the female note is dominant. The poet<br />
views himself as a woman who yearns for her lover and is so<br />
lost in her love for him that she gives up her own identity and<br />
becomes one with the lover. Generally, a woman waits for the<br />
lover to lift her veil, but in the spiritual realm, the woman herself<br />
lifts her veil to have a glimpse <strong>of</strong> the lover; Love in Sufism is<br />
exalted to the spiritual realm.<br />
Vol-1<br />
Turya turya ja farida<br />
Mere ranjha palle de vich paa de<br />
Ghunghat chak o sajna<br />
Bulla ki jana main kaun<br />
Mainda yaar nahin aaya<br />
Jugni kehndi aa - kehndi aa<br />
Vol-2<br />
Ik nukta yaar banaya<br />
Mo se naina milai ke<br />
Assan te tennu rab mannea<br />
Jaise meri id ho gai<br />
Dama dam mast kalandar<br />
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