-
Dhrupad bandishes. Aabhog: The
fourth and
concluding body
phrase or line of a fixed,
melodic composition, seen more
typically in
Dhrupad bandishes. There...
- own
bandishes,
which she has
published in her book, Raag
Rachananjali (2004). A
sequel titled "Ragarachananjali 2",
containing 98 more
bandishes (compositions)...
- The
Kirana Gharana is a
Hindustani music apprenticeship tradition (gharana) made po****r by
Bande Ali Khan in the 19th
Century and his
cousins Abdul Karim...
- "Malhar" is a
Hindustani classical raga.
Malhar is ****ociated with
torrential rains.
Besides the
basic Shuddha Malhar,
which was the
original Malhar, several...
-
including Kesarbai Kerkar acknowledged his ability.
After listening to
bandishes from
Kumar Sahib,
Pandit Jasraj was
moved to
tears and
lamented that,...
-
Bhosle and
Ustad Ali
Akbar Khan
recorded eleven fixed compositions (or
bandishes) in
California for Legacy, a
private album that
earned them a
Grammy Award...
-
explained the
ragas in an easy-to-understand
language and
composed several bandishes which explained the
grammar of the ragas.
Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande...
- line of a fixed,
melodic composition, seen more
typically in
dhrupad bandishes.
Usually explores the
lower section of a
given Raag. Aabhog: The fourth...
- (1971).
Munawar Ali Khan
created many
khyal and
thumri bandishes as well as geet and
ghazal bandishes. He sang
ragas which were not very po****r in his gharana...
- Dasgupta, A. (2001), "Rabindra-Sangeet as a
Resource for
Indian classical Bandishes",
Parabaas (published 15 July 2001),
retrieved 17
September 2011 Dyson...
