Review of a new album by Sense World Music of a live sitar concert by one of the most important sitarists of his generation, Ustad Shahid Parvez. Along with tabla wizard Pt Kumar Bose, Parvez shows why he will be the most important representative of the Imdadkhani Gharana in the coming decades.
Review of a new album by Sense World Music of a live vocal concert by one of the most popular and colorful vocalists of our time Pandit Jasraj. The rich voice of the doyen of Mewati Gharana is in full flow even at the age of seventy three.
The Sense World Music two CD album being reviewed is a new live recording of Slide Guitar concert by the Grammy Award winning innovative maestro Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
The Sense World Music album being reviewed is a live recording of dhrupad vocal concert by Gundecha Brothers, who are credited with bringing Dhrupad back into the realm of mainstream concert in recent times.
The Sense World Music albums being reviewed are recordings of Sitar concert by Purbayan Chatterjee, a talented young musician and a disciple of Ustad Ali Akbar Khan. Vibe Master is a 2002 release and New Dawn Mind is a recent release.
The thirteenth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Pakhawaj solo concert by Pt. Bhavani Shankar, a pioneer who brought pakhawaj out of Dhrupad circles before a larger audience.
The Ancient Wave - Shubhendra Rao and Partho Sarothy
The twelth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a Hindustani jugalbandhi recording of Shubhendra Rao on Sitar and Partho Sarothy on sarod, disciples of the legendary sitarist, Pt Ravi Shankar and most prominent instrumentalists of their generation.
The tenth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of Hindustani guitar concert by Pt. Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, one of the most famous and innovative artists.
The eleventh Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Tabla solo concert by Pt. Kumar Bose, one of the most flamboyant Tabla players.
The ninth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Sitar recital by Ustad Shahid Parvez, the most well known Sitar player of his generation.
The eigth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of Hindustani vocal recital by Pt Prabhakar Karekar, a popular and innovative concert vocalist.
The seventh Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Hindustani Bansuri recital by Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia, the most well known bansuri maestro of our time, presented in two CDs.
The sixth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the violin recital by N Rajam, the most famous Hindustani Violinist belonging to the Gayaki ang of vioilin players.
The fifth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Hindustani Vocal recital by Rajan and Sajan Misra. They are the most famous vocal duo of our time and rightly so.
The forth Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Dhrupad Vocal recital by Gundecha Brothers. They have become the face of the newly resurgent Dhrupad music.
This 4 cassette album is one of the best collections of Pt. Bhimsen Joshi's earlier recordings. It has atleast a few of his best ever recordings. A must for any Hindustani buff.
The third Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Hindustani Vocal recital by the doyen of Mewati Gharana, Pt. Jasraj. Even at the age of 70, Pt Jasraj has lost none of the sweetness and range in is remarkable voice.
The second Sense World Music album to be reviewed is a live recording of the Hindustani Violin recital by Kala Ramnath, the eminent representative of Mewati Gharana and disciple of Pt. Jasraj.
Sense World Music is a new addition to the growing number of labels dedicated to Indian classical music. Started in 2002, Sense World Music is based in UK, with a studio in Gujarat. Many of the albums are live concert recordings of the Saptak Music Festival held in Ahmedabad, Gujarat every year in winter. Starting this week is a series of reviews of their catalog.
Ratings of 170 ghazals recorded by Ghazal legend Ustad Mehdi Hassan, would help
you to buy the right albums and more importantly not to miss the
great ones.
My first cd by the young master Sanjeev Abhyankar,
desciple of the maestro Pt
Jasraj and apparent heir to the Jaipur-Mewati gharana. But
does he really live up to the tag ? Read on.
My first ghazal album by the ghazal singing brothers, Ustads Ahmed & Mohd
Hussain. There is a tinge of classicism about their ghazal
singing, but are they the worthy successors to the legendary
ghazal singers of the last century ? Read on.
This single cd presents the captivating live recording of the
concert at Royal Festival Hall, London, 1994. The jugalbandhi
features two of the greatest living masters of the two main
classical traditions of India, Hindustani & Carnatic, - Pt Bhimsen
Joshi and Dr M. Balamurali
Krishna. This is an audiophile quality recording by
the U.K. based classical specialist label Navras
Records.
This collection of old Mehdi Hassan ghazals is a
must have for all real Ghazal fans. You can also listen to
the real audio sample of the the title track.
This would always be a special CD set. It not only features one
of the oldest recordings available, but also the founder of Kirana Gharana,
Khan SahibUstad Abdul Karim Khan.