Bollywood has a rich treasure of immortal music. Though period of 1950 to 1980 is the 'Golden Era' of Bollywood music yet the rich traditions still continue. In this channel , our efforts are to show-case the contribution of Bollywood music through immortal songs and music in the society in Indiansub-continent and beyond. Hope you will enjoy it thoroughly.
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Very melodious songs composed by then music director. I remember one musician Sajjad husen who played Rag chandrakans on mendolin in prestigious Sawai Gandhav Mahotsav
@@shrikantjavkhedkar5512 Dear, you are right...I too was one of the audience...Sajjad Saab was admirer of C. Ramchandra, for his mastery over the mendoline and had gifted his own instrument to Annasaheb (CR)...
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information about musical instrument and its sound is enhencing knowledge about music selected song and theme instrument player name is very very appreciable enjoyed previous video and this too, thanks for this valuable work, appreciate your hard work,,good wishes
Liked your presentation very much. Was expecting another song from Boot Polish, 'Jhon chacha tum kitane achhe tumehn pyar karte sab bachhe ...' It is that in the song David (the actor) himself played mandolin. He could play the instrument well ?
Very nice sir .Aapne kafi mashsqat se ye mandolin par dhune sunwai hain jo kafi kabile tarif hai ..Aapki puri team ko bahut 2 shukriya ...Faisa Butt Raipur India ...❤❤❤❤❤
May well have included song from Sheroo "Naino me pyar dole" (Madan Mohan) which is the BEST example of Mandolin marvel to start with. There some songs in this video which could have been replaced by songs like Naino me pyar dole. The best of Madan Mohan.
The day Mandolin started disappearing from Indian film music Orchestra, the Melody had instantly started declining quickly..............especially since early 70s and later when the hopeless synthesizer was brought in as commercialization took over from quality. SHAME.
Always love the way you present the same songs with different perspective. The best part is to introduce the mandolin players Parshuram Haldipur and kishor Desai.
