heyy bhorrrreee,,,,,,brsaneyyy tharoo radhey namm haii!!,,terohi namn ,,!!!?

02 Aaj Rang Hai (Khusrau)

Moorala Marwada is a Sufi folk singer from the Janana village of the Kutch District, Gujarat, India. He sings the poetry of Kabir, Mirabai, Ravidas and others

Banjara - Maatibaani Ft. Mooralala Marwada

'Thumri is a light form of Indian classical music. The text is romantic and devotional in nature, and usually revolves around a girl's love for Lord Krishna. The language is a dialect of Hindi called Brij bhasha.'

Its a lyrical ode to love and its various moods, experienced in a lifetime.

Thumri- Shyam Bina Chain na aaye- Pt. Chhannulal Mishra

Bindhumalini Narayanswamy sings 'Yugan Yugan Ham Yogi' - Rajasthan Kabir Yatra, 2012

When your truth is within you, why look outside? Why keep wandering? This is the question Kabir asks us in this song, which we first heard in the voice of Mahesha Ram ji from near Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Words and translation at https://sayskabir.wordpress.com/2017/08/11/baahar-kyon-bhatke/

Baahar Kyon Bhatke

Although I am not a ghazal specialist, I have for long wanted to record this ghazal and was finally able to do so because of the generosity and support of several artistes and friends. To each of them Aneesh Pradhan (my husband, fellow musician and partner in all projects) and I would like to to express our thanks and admiration for their magnanimity. 

Written by the eminent poet Dushyant Kumar (1933-1975), the ghazal “kahaan to tai thaa charaghaan har ek ghar ke liye” continues to inspire readers decades after it was written. We thank Smt. Rajeshwari Dushyant Kumar, the poet’s wife and Shri Alok Tyagi, the poet’s son, for so generously and open-heartedly permitting us to record the ghazal in response to a hesitant email I wrote to the latter seeking his permission. 

My thanks to poet and good friend Aalok Srivastava who so willingly helped us get in touch with Shri Alok Tyagi. Aalok ji also provided inputs regarding pronunciation and diction for which we are grateful to him. 

Our thanks also to:
Srijan Mahajan, Arsh Sharma, Nikhil Malik of Studio Fuzz who very kindly recorded the track at their studio;
Dawn Infotainment, Pune where we did some additional recording,
Murad Ali for his wonderful sarangi accompaniment, 
Sudhir Nayak for his brilliant harmonium accompaniment
and Nitin Joshi who mixed and mastered the track for us.

Our own roles were as follows:
Composition and voice: Shubha Mudgal
Tabla: Aneesh Pradhan.

This ghazal is said to have been written in response to the state of Emergency imposed by then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in June 1975. However, the poet’s words ring true in current times too ! Which is why we decided to sing 
“about the dark times” “in dark times”. 

Copyright information: Please note that you are most welcome to share this link. However, for any other use (commercial or non-commercial), licenses and permissions will have to be duly sought from the copyright holders. 
All rights for lyrics: Smt. Rajeshwari Dushyant Kumar
All rights for music composition and sound recording excluding lyrics: Shubha Mudgal
Image of Dushyant Kumar: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dushyant_Kumar



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Vijay Sardeshmukh sings 'Ud Jayega Hans Akela' - Bangalore Festival of Kabir, 2009

Nine songs of Kabir I recorded in the year 2010.

Unknown Album (10/17/2010 1:32:15 PM)

Mat Kar Maaya Ko Ahankaar - Kabir Song from Malwa, Madhya Pradesh

Composition and lyrics: Ramashreya Jha "Ramrang"
Voice and Tanpura: Shubha Mudgal
Tabla: Aneesh Pradhan
Harmonium: Sudhir Nayak

Tu Kaun Kahan KI Gori

Kaun Gali Gayo Shyam - A Thumri by Vidushi Prabha Atre.....

Became extremely popular when Pt Shambhu Maharaj of the Lucknow Gharana performed it for the first time in Kathak ......

Kaun Gali Gayo Shyam - Prabha Atre

Vaari jaun re, the totally peppy Rajasthani/Kutchi/Malvi guru vandana folk song caught Vedanth and my attention first in The Rajasthan Kabir Yatra when Mooralamarwada made it our anthem.But when the real love happened was when we heard Mahesha Ram sing. With a lilt which spread in front me the entire desert, camels walking, caravans moving, the works. And everytime I hear or sing the powerful, humbling, joyous and beautiful imagery of my guru standing at my doorstep/courtyard gives me goosebumps. Here is a recording of singing in the great eastern mill, mumbai. Still working on the pronunciation.

Tu Kaun Kahan KI Gori

Shubha Aneesh

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