Rare gems of Indian classical music, by Manoj Govindraj

Ustad Sultan Khan 09.08.2021 1:02:45 ↓

This episode describes the pioneering work of the Sarangi maestro Ustad Sultan Khansahab. The Sarangi is considered closest instrument to the human voice and Khansahab created a unique style of playing, in which he could potray various moods and emotions and not just the one emotion of somberness with which it was associated before.

Pandit D V Paluskar 15.06.2021 1:10:59 ↓

This episode talks about probably the most sort after vocalist in the 1940s and 1950s, Pandit D. V. Paluskar, without whose performance, no musical event held during those times was considered complete. Sadly, he passed away at a very young age of 34 in 1955. But his music is still very much alive in the form of numerous recordings available on the internet which continues to inspire singers of pr...