Kishori Amonkar - Raag Jaunpuri (1967)

[@008mindspace]

Thanks for posting this, Archisman Da. The sound quality is superb! And, what a picture!

[@ArchismanMozumder]

Very happy to hear, words of encouragement, from you.

[@ashisbhattacharjee5809]

Great Jaunpuri. A must for any music students. We heard this in Jhumra though this rendition is in Vilambit Tritaal. Kishori tai ko Koti pranam. Thanks for sharing.🙏🙏💐💐🙏🙏

[@ravibrid1368]

प्रणाम !प्रणाम! प्रणाम !

[@soArohic]

Divine🙏🏻

[@shomowroy]

Wonderful

[@savitabhatia1808]

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[@Satwik_Bhattacharya]

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[@bhooshansprabhu]

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[@rumikar7195]

Pronam

[@abhaypaprikar5162]

To me, this appears to the first LP (long play) record of Tai. On the other side are Rag Patadeep & Bhairavi. Pls correct me if i am wrong.

[@ArchismanMozumder]

Yes. Pat-Bihag (not Patdeep) & a Bhaitavi thumri.

[@shailikhanna1044]

​@ArchismanMozumder pl do upload those too

[@sams161]

Can you tell who are the accompanying artists seen in this photograph

[@sams161]

Or where is the photo from?

[@ArchismanMozumder]

​@@sams161 To the best of my knowledge, this is a performance in Delhi. Probably at the Vishnu Digambar Paluskar Sanmelan at Gandharv Mahavidyalaya - Delhi.

[@sams161]

Thank you.

[@aurobindobanerjee7062]

Mentioned in the description.

[@aurobindobanerjee7062]

​@@sams161 May be from the archives of the AIR, i.e., being a part of the AIR Sangeet Sammelan, once an annual feature in the 50s through the 70s at least.

[@nebovas9432]

Great singer but very irritating voice, c'ant listen to her more than 4 minutes.

[@prasenjitduara686]

Oh boy. You are not going to be popular among her multitudinous fans.

[@nebovas9432]

@@prasenjitduara686 I can imagine. But the fact is that some singers have more beautiful voices and this is never discussed. I generally prefer male singers. But I can see that Kishori is great in understanding and developing ragas. I do not question her gift.

[@ArchismanMozumder]

I am a supporter of respectful candour. Thank you.

[@tablajazz]

Couldn't disagree more.

[@shashwatsharma8779]

​@@nebovas9432I can understand what you are saying.....but in the language of notes voice texture is very secondary... it's only a beautification of language... presentation in very far of this.... This should be the vision of the listener of Indian Classical music.....

[@rohitsainid6]

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