Saturday, August 9, 2014
Monday, June 30, 2014
" হে মহাজীবন " [ Compilations of Rabindrasangeets]
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Kalyan Raagmala
Few raagas in Kalyan thaat in the raagmala - Kalyan Ragmala
1) Raag: Nand - Bandish: Aj hu na aaye shyaam
Example: Je te dao amay, Tu jaha jaha
2) Raag: Chhayanat - Bandish: Pal pal soch bichar karu main
Example: Sunnyo ee buke, Aay tobe sahachari, Alpo loiya, Godhuli gagone, Akash amay,
Amare tumi
jabe din (subhomita)
3) Raag: Gaud Sarang - Bandish: Pal na lagi mori aaNkhiyaan
4) Raag: Shyaam Kalyan - Bandish: Sawaan ki saNjh
Example: Rakho rakho re (?)
5) Raag: Kamod - Bandish: Eri jane na dungi
Example: Jotobar alo jalate chai
6) Raag: Hameer - Bandish: Kaise ghar jau langarwa
Example: Timiro obogunthone, Aro koto durey, Ajo kaNde kanone
7) Raag: Kedar - Bandish: Kanha re Nanda nandana
Example: Prabhu amaro, Amaro bichar, Bohu juger
1) Raag: Nand - Bandish: Aj hu na aaye shyaam
Example: Je te dao amay, Tu jaha jaha
2) Raag: Chhayanat - Bandish: Pal pal soch bichar karu main
Example: Sunnyo ee buke, Aay tobe sahachari, Alpo loiya, Godhuli gagone, Akash amay,
Amare tumi
jabe din (subhomita)
3) Raag: Gaud Sarang - Bandish: Pal na lagi mori aaNkhiyaan
4) Raag: Shyaam Kalyan - Bandish: Sawaan ki saNjh
Example: Rakho rakho re (?)
5) Raag: Kamod - Bandish: Eri jane na dungi
Example: Jotobar alo jalate chai
6) Raag: Hameer - Bandish: Kaise ghar jau langarwa
Example: Timiro obogunthone, Aro koto durey, Ajo kaNde kanone
7) Raag: Kedar - Bandish: Kanha re Nanda nandana
Example: Prabhu amaro, Amaro bichar, Bohu juger
Saturday, April 19, 2014
One rare equivalence
It all started with Tagore's song -- "Baje Karuno Sure"
It is based on the raaga Simhendramadhyamam (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simhendramadhyamam)
Tagore probably borrowed from Carnatic style of classical music where it's a popular scale.
for C it is: C D D# F# G G# B C
Now I somehow bumped into this scale : Hungarian Minor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_minor_scale
For C: Gypsy scales are: C D Eb F# G Ab Bb/B C
Now lets us first see: C Minor
Following whole, half, whole, whole, half, whole, whole
we have: C D D# F G G# A# C
Now the notes of the Harmonic minor scale are the same as the natural minor except that the seventh degree is raised by one semitone.
So C Harmonic minor is: C D D# F G G# B C
Now a Double Harmonic minor It is the same as the harmonic minor scale, except that it has a raised fourth.
So C Double Harmonic minor is: C D D# F# G G# B C;
this is Hungarian Minor scale or one of the Hungarian Gypsy scales
For A: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7smF-Bf_j30
Saturday, February 1, 2014
A tribute to Rituparno Ghosh
Shibasish da and I had an initial idea. Based on that Shiba da wrote a script. We (Dr. Malay Ghosh, Shiba da, Soma, Monalisa, Sayan and I) performed this first on the occasion of Durga puja 2013 in Gainesville (19th Oct, 2013). Later Shiba da and I did a remake of the program as the earlier one was not fully available and bit noisy. While Shiba da recited the whole script, I took care of the songs :)
It is also an tiny attempt to raise an awareness against this (Supreme Court's Order) type of ridiculous law, which forces us, the fellow Indians, to ask ourselves a question - Is India really the largest democracy in the world ?
It is also an tiny attempt to raise an awareness against this (Supreme Court's Order) type of ridiculous law, which forces us, the fellow Indians, to ask ourselves a question - Is India really the largest democracy in the world ?
youtube link of the project
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