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This recital is part of the Digital Baithak Series (Season 1) of SaMaPa® - Sopori Academy of Music And Performing Arts, a premier educational organization of India.
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Episode 4 features Violin recital by Pt. Santosh Nahar.
Born in a family of traditional musicians of Bhagalpur Gharana, Pt. Santosh Nahar has established himself amongst the leading Violin Players of Hindustani Classical music. He was inducted into Violin by his Guru & father Prof. Prahlad Prasad Mishra and received guidance from his uncles Pt. Kedar Nath Mishra and Pt. Ram Naresh Mishra, and also his elder brother Pt. Sangeet Nahar and Dr. Sahitya Nahar. He has received practical and technical training of Violin playing from Shri T. M. Patnaik. He is a ‘Top Grade’ artist of All India Radio.
Describing the Raga Basant Mukhari Santoor Legend & Composer Pandit Bhajan Sopori says that this raga is an adaptation from Carnatic music into Hindustani Classical music. The raga gives an essence of Raga Bhairav in its Poorvang (first half of an octave) and Raga Bhairavi in its Uttarang (second half of an octave). With regard to its placement into a Thaat Paddhati (scale system), Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande placed this raga into Bakulabharan Thaat but according to Sangeet Tarangini Granth, it is placed in Mukhari Thaat. However, according to Hindustani Thaat Paddhati, the dominance of Bhairav Ang (style) places this raga into Bhairav Thaat. According to Sangeet Tarangini it can be sung and played anytime but as per the time theory of Indian Classical music, it has been categorized as a predawn raga.
Title Music Composition & Courtesy: Pandit Bhajan Sopori
Concept: Abhay Rustum Sopori
Creatives: Bharti Dhingra
Online Management: Sankha Ray
Animation: Vodoo Vision
Technical Assistant: Chanchal Singh
Compere: Sadhna Shrivastav
Guest Expert: Prof. Suneera Kasliwal Vyas (Eminent Musicologist, Sitar Player & former Dean & Head, Faculty of Music, University of Delhi)
SaMaPa® is a cultural movement translating from a deep rooted vision of the Chairman, the Music Legend Pandit Bhajan Sopori, Maestro Abhay Rustum Sopori and the tireless efforts of the members of Board in creating a unique, unbiased and empowering national level platform for presentation, propagation, and teaching of traditional music and performing arts for the artists and the young talents. SaMaPa is acclaimed as the Cultural Bridge of Jammu & Kashmir with the rest of the country and to have created a new generation of music connoisseurs. SaMaPa, for its dedicated efforts to bring music to the masses, has been honoured with ‘J&K Dogri Award 2008’ by the Governor of Jammu & Kashmir, and has also received the ‘RX Club Award of Excellence 2009’.
The motto of SaMaPa is ‘Jan Jan Tak Sangeet’ - Music To The Masses ® and this Digital Baithak is intended to create a bridge between the artist and the audience worldwide. SaMaPa is known for its presentations and has specially planned each session of this Digital Baithak to give a glimpse of the variegated cultural dimension of our country to the masses. Even though the present circumstances have led to limitations of live public concerts but as said “Necessity Is The Mother Of Invention”, this series is a collective contribution of various artists of India.
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18 сен 2024
