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openmind
who: Ram Narayan
what: Volume 1 (Ocora)
when: 000-00-1989
where: Ocora HM 83
sound like: Ethnic
and on: Jan-18-2004
resulting in: 02 tracks
which makes: 70,9 MB
using lame at: VBR
and some more:
Pandit Ram Narayan is one of the most outstanding
musicians of our time. From Udaipur in Rajasthan he
learned first from his father, the late Pandit Nathuji
Biawat. In the early part of his career he developed
his knowledge and technique as an accompanist to many
great singers and acquired for himself a fine
reputation in that role
However, feeling that his own creative instincts were
not being given adequate opportunity, he decided in the
early 1950Æs to develop his career as a soloist, and
thereby established the sarangi as a solo instrument.
Anyone who listens to Ram Narayan knows well the
phenomenal technique that he has in his hands, acquired
after years of rigorous and disciplined practice. He
modified the sarangi and added new methods of bowing
and finger techniques and these are now regarded by
performers and students alike as standard practice. His
genius has rightly been recognised through the many
awards he has received including the Padmabhushan and
the Sangeet Natak Academy Award.
(http://www.amc.org.uk/artist%20profiles/ramnarayan.htm)
Pandit Ram Narayan ranks among the most eminent sarangi
players of today. His novel style of musical expression
has changed the role of the sarangi forever, from that
of an accompaning instrument to a full grown solo
instrument.
(http://www.musicalnirvana.com/hindustani/ramnarayan.
html)
another link:
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~satyar/spicmacay/PtRamNar.html
artists:
Ram Narayan - sarangi
Suresh Talwalkar - tabla
track list:
│ 01 Rag Purya-Kalyan: Alap, Jor, Jhala
│ 02 Rag Purya-Kalyan: Bandish, Drut
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