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Chalo Taluke - Gujarat Information Bureau

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October, 2011<br />

'Bhajans' Om Namo Bhagate<br />

Vasudevaye and Sur ke ghungroo were<br />

based on classical ragas, but I modified<br />

them a little to make them appealing to<br />

the public.<br />

Isn't it ironical then, that your<br />

pseudonym is Pancham'Da?<br />

Oh it has got nothing to do with Shri<br />

R.D Burman. Since my Guruji's<br />

academy is called Pancham Music<br />

Academy, I was named after it by<br />

Guruji. Guruji used to call me Dhari and<br />

when he heard me sing for the first time<br />

he named me Dhari Pancham'Da<br />

(laughs)<br />

In Conversation with<br />

Are there any records yet to be<br />

set? What next?<br />

Hall of fame : Dharini’s glittering showcase of her record breaking feats<br />

H'ble Chief Minister Shri Narendra<br />

Modi told me that people in Vadnagar<br />

have no exposure to classical music. I<br />

am training 109 girls, so that they can<br />

perform at the Tana Riri festival in the<br />

coming years. Since the village became<br />

very dear to me I took it up as a<br />

challenge to train girls from the village<br />

who showed a serious interest in music.<br />

I want to make sure that they are trained<br />

in Margiya Classical Sangeet and they<br />

perform for at least 20 mins at the Tana<br />

Riri festival. Also, the record of 109<br />

ragas that I sung are scheduled to be<br />

released in two months.<br />

We have heard that you are the<br />

pioneer of music therapy in <strong>Gujarat</strong>.<br />

I offer a certificate course in Music<br />

Therapy which is a beautiful blend of<br />

science and art. Indian Classical music<br />

and its ragas have the potential to<br />

connect to the heart and the soul and be<br />

a particular kind of yogasan. Music<br />

sharpens the brain and relieves it of<br />

tension and fatigue.<br />

The effects of music therapy could<br />

be slow or temporary because there are<br />

a lot of intricacies involved like the<br />

subject, the state of mind and the<br />

selection of music which is supposed to<br />

Give us a peek into a day in Dhari<br />

Panchamda's life.<br />

I get up at 3.30 in the morning, the<br />

Brahma Mahurat. I believe that this is<br />

the best time for offering prayers. I pray<br />

for 2 hours and then I do Riaz. I finish<br />

Riaz by 7.30 because my classes start at<br />

8.30 and go on till 12.30. Then I go<br />

home, carry out the chores and get back<br />

by 4.30 again for classes which go on<br />

till 7.30 After that, till 8.30 I do Riaz,<br />

then I like to read books on music and<br />

music therapy and on Sundays and<br />

other holidays, I treat my patients at the<br />

yield the desired results. Music therapy Academy.<br />

H e r l o n g e s t s i n g i n g<br />

marathon which lasted for 101<br />

is largely dependent on the personal<br />

needs and interests of an individual.<br />

Scientific knowledge of rhythm and<br />

This speaks volumes about your<br />

commitment! What motivates you?<br />

hours and 23 minutes was ragas is required to be able to use music My Guruji is to be given more than<br />

achieved at Vadnagar in<br />

<strong>Gujarat</strong>, dedicated to the<br />

Swarnim Tana Riri Mahotsav<br />

of November 2010 .According<br />

to legend, the great musical duo<br />

as therapy. Each raga has its own<br />

individual nature. It is not possible to<br />

assign any particular raga to any<br />

ailment.<br />

First world nations have already<br />

recognised the positive effects of music<br />

half of the credit for my achievements.<br />

He encouraged me at every step and<br />

motivated me to take up the toughest of<br />

challenges. Also, I feel lucky to be a<br />

<strong>Gujarat</strong>i, the state's cultural heritage<br />

inspired me at every step of my life,<br />

of the 16th century of sisters as therapy, but people in our country people here appreciate art and the<br />

Tana and Riri who refused to<br />

sing at Emperor Akbar's court,<br />

took Jal Samadhi in Vadnagar<br />

.The Government has built a<br />

huge amphitheatre to honour<br />

have not fully woken up to the positive<br />

effects of music as therapy because of<br />

w h i c h t h e r e a r e s t i l l s o m e<br />

apprehensions that exist regarding the<br />

adoption of this technique. Thus, I want<br />

to educate people on the advantages of<br />

Government supported me financially<br />

and otherwise in all my endeavours.<br />

The Government of <strong>Gujarat</strong><br />

funded her performance at Vadnagar<br />

and also supported her during her<br />

the memory of the two sisters this process. I also want the degree that marathon playing the Santoor, in<br />

and each year a musical festival<br />

is organised here.<br />

I give to be recognised by the<br />

Government so that it has more<br />

credibility.<br />

Ahmedabad.<br />

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