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Veena Sahasrabuddha sings an incredible version of Shudh Sarang, stirring up the sweet and rustic mood of this beautiful early afternoon raga. Building highways through the phrases, she illuminates the teevra madhyam (sharp 4th) with intense evocativeness, establishing the framework of the raga immediately and with authority.
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More about the music:
Though its name suggests that this is the pure (shudh) version of Sarang and therefore, the oldest of this group of ragas, history reveals that till the early 20th century, this raga did not have a clear understanding and various musicians treated it differently. Shuddha Sarang belongs to Kalyan Thaat and deploys teevra Ma (sharp 4th). Usually ragas belonging to Sarang group are assigned to Kafi Thhaat (parent scale); but Shudh Sarang, due to all it shudh swaras in company with teevra Ma is, very logically assigned to Kalyan thaat. Some musicians employ Komal Ni (flat 7th), some omit Shuddh Dha (pure 6th) while some take the liberty of deploying both the madhyams chromatically, one after the other. This raga’s easy-going persona exudes peace.
Veena Sahasrabuddhe (1948-2016) was an esteemed Hindustani classical vocalist. Her unique style drew from the Kirana and Jaipur gharanas as well as her university degree in Literature & Vocal Performance, and was showcased on over 40 albums throughout her lifetime. She found ample time to teach despite a successful performance career, demonstrating Indian music to schoolchildren and serious students alike.
Musicians:
Veena Sahasrabuddhe (khayal)
Sanju Sahai (tabla)
Tofail Ahmad (harmonium)
Priya Parkash (tanpura)
Shobhana Patel (tanpura)
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17 июл 2021
