(Junior) Dagar Brothers:
Nasir Zahiruddin Dagar (Vocal) &
Nasir Faiyazuddin Dagar (Vocal)
Gopal Das (Pakhawaj)
Side 1:
Raga Darbari Kanada - Slow Alap (25:03)
Side 2:
Fast Alap & Composition "Sajana bina khelata"
in Dhamar Tal (14 Beats) &
Raga Adana - Composition "Shiva Shiva Shiva
Shankara Adideva" in Sultal (10 Beats) (22:26)
Side 3:
Raga Bihag - Alap (26:01)
Side 4:
1. Composition "Sundara hogayi"
in Chautal (12 Beats) (13:42)
2. Raga Kedar - Short Alap, Composition "Bhajre
man Vishvanatha" in Chautal (12 Beats) (11:05)






17 comments:
Yo Ho Ho! looks like Xmas has come early on OTM :-) Huge thanks for this one Tawfiq.
Thank you so much for this pure gem!
G.M.
x 3
brilliant
Merry Christmas Tawfiq - this blog has been one huge load of Christmas presents all year, thank you!!
Thank you so much!!
Ah, that's a nice christmas present indeed!
wah wah wah! incredible upload, Tawfiq! millions of thanks for this! indeed, what a Christmas present!
i'm also glad that the blog is still alive and kicking as ever; with the small hiatus, i was beginning to worry! not anymore!
huge thing this is!
http://www.medieval.org/music/world/martin_est.html
just ran across this article, linked from wikipedia 'tanpura,' nothing too obscure..
BUT it mentions the Dagar family quite often, with some very interesting anecdotes & observations of the author's many years of study & acquaintance
Thank you ! Look forward to listen to the Junior (!)
ShubhoNoboBochor to all of you !
thank you! Looking forward to hearing this.
what about a raga named Bhairon? it would seem like something to do with Bhairav(i) or that family, but that's just a guess? i'm going thru all of my recordings from the dagar family, and found a dhrupad by the bros. sr., so this seemed like an opportunity to ask. thank you.
I'm not a Raga specialist at all and never was into finding out about scales etc. But if you put the name into Google there should come up quite a number of websites to tell you more. I just did it myself and the first link to come up is wikipedia which says that it is Bhairav (not Bhairavi which is different).
nice one! yeah, i was more interested in time of day, rather than the scales. i never thought of wikipedia -- it seemed like too obscure a question, haha. Bhairav makes sense, b/c I've several times seen reference to not just "Bhairon" but also a "Nat Bhairon." Probably "Nat Bhairav," so a few pieces of the puzzle seem to be clicking, although of course a true specialist might tell me that i'm still totally wrong... Relationship to Gunkali (mentioned by Wiki) is interesting, too...
I am from India, not able to download any of the above files. Whenever I try a message comes "the file is unavailable". Please provide some other link. Very much eager to listen to the tracks.
Best Regards.
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Hi this is Bhumit Trivedi, I m from INDIA... I mnot able to download the above file... Please provide any alternate link for the same.. E-mail id is sanshild1@gmail.com....
Regaeds,
Bhumit
As Rapidshare has as of 27th of november traffic restrictions it can happen that in the evening (European time) you can't download anymore. So you just have to wait till next morning. Success.
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