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Classical Music
Pt. Gajananrao Joshi was a passionate musician, mastering the art of singing, violin playing, and teaching. This release features his live recordings from April 12, 1958, of two ragas: Bhupali (Gwalior style) and RayasaKanada (a mix of Jaipur and Agra styles)
Pandit Kumar Gandharva, renowned for his innovative and emotive approach to Hindustani classical music. Each track exemplifies Pandit Kumar Gandharva’s exceptional skill and innovative contributions to Hindustani vocal music, providing listeners with a rich and immersive experience.
Mallikarjun Bheemarayappa Mansur was an Indian classical singer specializing in the khyal style of the Jaipur Atrauli gharana. He received all three national Padma Awards.Mansur was well known for his command over a large number of rare ragas as well as his constant, mercurial improvisations in both melody and metre without ever losing the emotional content of the song.
This audio collection features Pt. Krishnarao Shankar Pandit, delivering an enriching Hindustani vocal experience that showcases his mastery of Hindustani classical music, providing the listeners a deep and immersive exploration of these significant ragas and compositions.
Pandit Omkarnath Thakur, a distinguished figure in Hindustani classical music and a disciple of Pandit Vishnu Digambar Paluskar, is renowned for his contributions to the genre. This compilation presents rare recordings highlighting his exceptional mastery and lasting influence on Indian classical music.
Radhika Mohan Maitra was an Indian sarod player and the guru of Buddhadev Das Gupta and Sanjoy Bandopadhyay. Maitra was considered an influentialfigure in 20th century sarod playing and received the title Sangeetacharya. He was among those awarded the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 1971.
This collection highlights Dilip Kumar Roy’s distinguished performances of Dwijendra Geeti based on patriotic and devotional themes.
This volume features the renowned Carnatic vocalist M. L. Vasanthakumari, showcasing her exceptional skill and artistry through varius ragas & compositions sung by her showing her melodic beauty and emotional depth.}]
Tanjore S. Kalyanaraman, known as SKR, was a leading concert performer in the late 20th century born into a renowned musical family in Tanjavur. Trained initially by his father and later by the acclaimed G.N. Balasubrahmanian, SKR became a significant figure in Carnnatic Music.
Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is celebrated for his contributions to the Khayal form and devotional music. This collection provides insight into Pandit Joshi?s blend of technical excellence and devotional fervor.
The legendary Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavatar, a revered Carnatic music singer known for his exceptional vocal prowess, provides a rich auditory experience of their legendary artistry.
Vidushi Dr. Gangubai Hangal was a highly esteemed and renowned Khayal singer in Hindustani Classical Music. Born on March 5, 1913 in Dharwad, Karnataka she was celebrated for her exceptional contributions to the genre.
The Alathur Brothers, comprising Alathur V. Sivasubramanya Iyer and Alathur S. Srinivasa Iyer, revolutionized Carnatic vocal duets in the early 1930s. Despite not being biologically related, their musical synergy and exceptional talent defined their performances. Sivasubramanya Iyer, known affectionately as ‘Subbu,’ hailed from the esteemed lineage of Alathur Venkatesa Iyer, a disciple of the great Thyagaraja. The Alathur Brothers captivated audiences with their disciplined and evocative renditions of classical compositions and complex Pallavis, blending intricate laya patterns with aesthetic sensitivity.
Suchitra Mitra,known for her distinctive style of singing Rabindra Sangeet that was both unique and unmatched. Her exceptional skill in delivering the deep emotions of Tagore’s songs set her apart from other singers.Do listen to feel the music.
T. N. Rajarathnam Pillai was a towering figure in Nadaswaram music, celebrated for his exceptional artistry and influence on Carnatic music. Listen to his legacy of Nadaswaram tradition.
Pankaj Kumar Mallick was a renowned Bengali playback singer and composer celebrated for his melodious voice. He received his initial training from Durgadas Bandyopadhyay and studied Rabindrasangeet under Dinendranath Tagore. With nearly 5,000 songs and compositions to his credit along with nearly 150 films, Pankaj Mullick’s contribution to the world of Indian films is incredible.
Vidushi Sharan Rani, often known as the "Queen of Sarod" and called the "Cultural Ambassador of India" by Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru, was a leading master musician of the 20th century and a torchbearer of Indian classical music.
M.S. Subbulakshmi presents the sublime artistry of one of Carnatic music’s most cherished iconic figures. Renowned for her vocal clarity and deeply emotive performances, Listen to M.S. Subbulakshmi’s interpretation, essence of her legendary style highlights her exceptional vocal skills and emotional expression through a range of compositions. Each track showcases her mastery over ragas and talas, capturing the spiritual and emotional depth of the compositions, providing listeners an enriching and immersive auditory experience.
T. Brinda and T. Mukta, the renowned sister duo from a prestigious Tanjavur court dancer family, made a monumental impact on Carnatic music through their collaboration. Recorded in January 2006 in Bangalore, these performances highlight their mastery and exceptional contributions in popularising Padam and Javali genres.
If there is a word that is interchangeable with the Sarangi,it would be Pandit Ram Narayan. The instrument and the player share a single identity in the international world of classical music. For over sixty years, Pt. Ram Narayan has pursued and perfected the art of Sarangi playing, winning for the once lowly instrument, a national and international position of honour and respect.
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