Kirtan

Shabad Hazare | Bhai Jarnail Singh G

Jhagardang Nagardang (Dasam Granth)

listen to  this every evening, will make you feel better

Rehras Sahib

Lovely Gurbani recitation of Japji Sahib Of Guru Nanak Dev ji by Giani Gurdev Singh ji of Southall who is a Santhiya teacher from Damdami Taksal. This will help newcomers to learn the correct pronounciation of Gurbani. 

Beautiful Japji Sahib Paat - Damdami Taksal

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Importance of Shastar & Kakar - Rare Recording (Shiromani Ragi Bhai Balbir Singh Ji)

Allah Hu, Allah - Ustad Ghulam Hassan Shaggan & Qadir Ali Shaggan

Gurubani Soi Soi Devey,Poota Maata Kee Asis,Raam Japo Jee Aise Aise,Nanak Tina Basant Hai,Ram Ras Piya Ray

Ram Ras Piya Ray

Saka Chamkaur

Giani Jungbir Singh Ji - The Saint Soldier

Shastran So(n) Ath Hee Ran Bheethar Joojh Maro(n) Tou Saach Pateejai | Dr. Gurinder Singh Ji

A music concert is on, continuing till the wee hours of the morning. Many vocalists and instrumentalists are showing their skills. Every performer thinks that his was the best performance on the stage. One girl in the audience is overwhelmed by the performance of an instrumentalist and becomes such an admirer that she falls in love with him. Cupid’s arrow has done it’s work and one fine day they tie the nuptial knot.

Incidentally, this happened in Delhi, a little before Independence. The artist was Munir Sarhadi, the sarinda virtuoso who won laurels in the country and abroad, and the girl was Banu Begum, who attended a concert in Delhi, filled with a galaxy of vocalists and instrumentalists from all over the subcontinent.

Munir Sarhadi’s technique was very imaginative. He played every raga and folk composition with masterly ease. Sarinda, the fretless stringed instrument, is comparatively a difficult instrument in the string family as it has little space between the bridge and knobs, and requires extra ability to produce the three octaves. Munir, through his extra effort, easily acquired this skill and played classical taans to folk lehra as an accomplished performer. He had the ability to sing, play and also compose music. He was so engrossed in the music and sarinda that he hardly passed a day without playing it after he decided to learn it and make it a living. While his father excelled in folk tunes and classical music, Munir created a fusion of the two. This is evident from the films Dara-i-Khyber, Baghi and some other films of which he composed the music. He blended classical music with some variations from Pushto music and vice versa. For his services towards the promotion of music, he was awarded the Pride of Performance.

Find more about him at - https://sarangi.info/sarangi/sarhadi/

Munir Sarhadi  - Bageshri [Vinyl rip]

Baba Deep Singh Shaheed - IP feat. Jago Wale

Dr. Gurnam Singh is an exponent of the Gurmat Sangeet Tradition of Punjab, which belongs to the genre of Sikh devotional music. He sings eulogies in the Pwadhi tongue and Dilruba/Taus, Tabla, Rabab, Swarmandal, and Harmonium are played for the recital. A presentation of Gurmat Sangeet, which is an amalgamation of Indian classical music and folk tunes, is called ‘Shabad Kirtan Chowki’. The term ‘Shabad’ refers to the holy hymns of the Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh Holy Book) while the ‘Kirtan’ refers to a Sikh Devotional song. All Gurus from the first, Guru Nanak to the tenth and last, Guru Gobind Singh developed and perfected the Shabads and the Kirtans that accompany them. Dr. Singh was introduced to Kirtan at an early age by his father Bhai Uttam Singh and later studied under Professor Tara Singh of Patiala. Today he is a professor and head of the Gurmat Sangeet Department at the Punjab University. An expert musician and a scholar, he has performed at various locales in India and around the world and has published research books, papers and dissertations on Sikh and Punjabi music, with focus on the Gurmat Sangeet. He is singularly responsible for the creation of several courses, departments, libraries, archives and even festivals and competitions in the field. He sings in a soft, mellifluous voice that makes for a peace ensuing, sonorous and spiritual experience.

Gurnam Singh - Sodat Ki Chowki

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Sant Jarnail Singh Ji khalsa Bhindrawale (katha part1)

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