Brochure of Doordarshan Archives - DDK Delhi
Brochure of Doordarshan Archives - DDK Delhi
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Vidushi M. S. Subbulakshmi<br />
DVD-Rs.395/-,VCD-Rs.295/- & ACD-Rs.195/-<br />
MS Subbulakshmi (1916-2004) was a Carnatic singer whose<br />
fame spread to North India through the lustre <strong>of</strong> her soulful<br />
voice and her felicitous choice <strong>of</strong> devotional songs in several<br />
Indian languages. In the post-Independence confusion about<br />
faith, her voice provided a sanctuary <strong>of</strong> sound in which<br />
many modern Indians prayed under the cover <strong>of</strong> listening to<br />
music. <strong>Doordarshan</strong>’s selection <strong>of</strong>fers rare moments with this<br />
luminous, beloved singer.<br />
Vol-1<br />
Shri ram chandra kripalu - Tulsi Das<br />
Thakur tum sharanayi aayo - Guru Nanak<br />
Nada bindu kaladi namo namah - Arunagirinathar<br />
Shreeman Narayana - Annamacharya<br />
Hari tum haro jan ki peer - Meera<br />
Bhaja Govindam - Adi Shankar<br />
Nam japan kyon chhod diya - Khalas<br />
Pyaare darsan deejo aaj - Meera<br />
Ankhiyan Hari darsan ki pyasi - Surdas<br />
Nagendra Haraya - Adi Shankar<br />
Mere to Giridhar Gopal - Meera<br />
Shiva Shiva Shiva - Mysore Maharaja<br />
Maitreem bhajata - Chandrashekhara Saraswati<br />
Vol-2<br />
Kaittala Niraikkani<br />
Raga : Nattai, Tala : Adi - Arunagirinathar<br />
Akhilandeshwari<br />
Raga : Dwijawanti, Tala : Adi - Muthuswamy Dikshitar<br />
Devibrova<br />
Raga : Chintamani, Tala : Adi - Shyama Shastri<br />
Pakkala Nilabadi<br />
Raga : Karaharapriya, Tala : Mishra Chapu - Thyagarajar<br />
Rama Nannu<br />
Raga : Hari Kamboji, Tala : Roopakam - Thyagarajar<br />
Kurai Onrumillai<br />
Raga : Ragamalika, Tala : Adi - Rajaji<br />
Bharat Ratna Series<br />
Ustad Bismillah Khan<br />
DVD-Rs.395/-,VCD-Rs.295/- & ACD-Rs.195/-<br />
The doughty musician from India’s holiest city, Varanasi, would<br />
play his auspicious Shehnai (Indian oboe) each morning at the<br />
gate <strong>of</strong> Varanasi’s most important temple, Kashi Vishwanath.<br />
Over the decades, he raised the status <strong>of</strong> the Shehnai from<br />
its limited role as “Mangal Dhwani” (auspicious sound) at<br />
weddings to that <strong>of</strong> a solo concert instrument. <strong>Doordarshan</strong><br />
<strong>of</strong>fers a splendid selection from its archives. The highlight <strong>of</strong><br />
this compilation is Raga Puriya Dhanashree which the artiste<br />
played inside Diwan-e-Aam <strong>of</strong> the Red Fort on 50th anniversary<br />
<strong>of</strong> Independence in 1997.<br />
Vol-1<br />
Raga : Ahir Bhairav<br />
Raga : Puriya Dhanashree<br />
Raga : Malkauns<br />
Kajri<br />
Vol-2<br />
Coming together <strong>of</strong> three great artistes<br />
Ustad Bismillah Khan plays Raga Yaman in a rare Jugalbandi<br />
with Dr. N Rajam, the Hindustani Violinist from South India and<br />
Pandit Kishan Maharaj on tabla. A recording from the Ganga<br />
Mahotsav, Varanasi, 1986.
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