LIVE Part 2 || Tabla Legend Pandit Lachhu Maharaj || 1982 || Banaras Gharana || Ahmedabad Conference

[@venkatnarayanan4475]

This is terrifying good. Out of this world, you can just see Shiv dancing to this tabla and the universe coming to an end, only to be born again at Sum

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धन्यवाद कई वर्ष के बाद यह सुनने को मिला मैंने इनके घर पर रह कर इन्हे सुआ करता था 1997 में !

[@neerajtiwary90]

अहा बनारस की आन बान शान पंडित लच्छू महाराज जी को शत-शत नमन 🙏🙏🙏

[@purshotamdass8517]

वाह वाह❤...👍👌

[@tharinduperera1344]

Just from how he's interacting with the audience tells me how pure his heart is. I don't even understand Hindi.

[@spandey102]

Guruji's work of his early days are not available in public domain in any form. Many well wishers wanted to preserve his unique and unparalleled exploitations in the art of Tabla playing. He did not allow recording nor recorded his work himself. We could not understand why he did so. Media world had started opening up in form of tape recorders and lately becoming digital in 90's. Beyond doubts he was one unique player of Banaras Baaj and such incarnations and exponents of Tabla were one and only one of their style which passed away with them. Some of his late inning works which were mostly or stealthily recorded without his knowledge and were posted on KZbin. Many of them are not professional recordings but this piece is relatively much clearer. I personally liked his another presentation in Haridwar concert which is also available on youtube. He was a patented solo tabla player of Sankat Mochan, Banaras- the famous concert. He has played some rare Tabla in early 80's but those records are copied from hand-made tape recorders. Yet the artistry of the genius is obvious to Tabla lovers and we fondly listen to that. Thanks to all those who bring these work of rare formats and artistry to the pleasure of art connoisseurs in any form. Perhaps they would do so more. He was a rare style (Baaj/gharana) of Tabla playing in himself.

[@paramhansnarayansingh4291]

He played tabla like a jadugar which effectively empress humans mind and natur also

[@ravisrivastava7607]

waah maharaj.

[@DALJITSINGHGABRI]

v.nice

[@ravishduttamishra9833]

वाह, अद्भुत क्षण जो सामने सुन रहे होंगे 🙏

[@vinodkumarpandey3010]

Very high quality tabla badan

[@rupakpandit445]

Saadar pranaam 🙏🙏🙏🌺🌺🌺

[@AjaySingh-dl3es]

Bahut hi sundar rachna बजाय गुरुजी

[@nilaoak228]

Pranam Gurudji. Thank you for your music and your sadhana. You're always in my heart

[@PraveenKumar-rd6te]

छमा गुरु देव

[@kumarsantosham3907]

.bahut khoob

[@katheartcafe]

अद्भुत

[@kadhirshivamsharma7217]

चरण स्पर्श नाना जी को 🙏🙏

[@kadhirshivamsharma7217]

Laxmi Narayan Singh (16 October 1944 - 28 July 2016) known professional ally as Lachhu Maharaj was an Indian Tabla Player of Banaras Gharana. Maharaj was born on 16 October 1944 to Vasudev Narayan Singh. His sister's name is Nirmala, mother of Bollywood actor Govind Arun Ahuja. He was married to an Indian woman, she was a Famous Kathak dancer Annapurna Mishra Singh and they had one Daughter Rachna. After Annapurna's sad demise, he had got married to Swiss woman Teena and they had one daughter Narayani. He had given many professional tabla performances performed all over the world. He was featured in films. He was nominated for Padma Shri but refused to accept it he felt that the appreciations of his audience were enough for him. Laxmi Narayan Singh Birth nameLaxmi Narayan SinghBorn9 March 1944 (age 77) Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, IndiaGenresHindustani classical musicOccupation(s)MusicianInstrumentsTabla Death References

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Unbelievable

[@mritunjayupadhyay1236]

tabla ka sudh baj ka prakar hai ab ye nahi milta hai