PT MALLIKARJUN MANSUR DELIVERS 75TH SATKAR SPEECH DEC 1985 AT VILEPARLE P L DESHPANDE SABHAGRIHA

PT MALLIKARJUN MANSUR 75TH CELEBRATION SATKAR SPEECH DEC 1985 AT VILEPARLE P L DESHPANDE SABHAGRIHA
ON STAGE WITH PT MANSUR JEE
PT RAVISHANKAR PT BHIMSEN JOSHI PT VIJAY KICHLU
Mallikarjun Mansur (31 December 1910 - 12 September 1992) was an Indian classical singer from Karnataka, an excellent vocalist in the khyal style in the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana (singing style).[1]
Mallikarjun Mansur
ಮಲ್ಲಿಕಾರ್ಜುನ ಮನ್ಸೂರ
Background information
Birth name Mallikarjun Bheemrayappa Mansur
Also known as Mallikarjun Manasoor
Born 31 December 1910
Mansur, Bombay Presidency, British India (in present-day Dharwad, Karnataka, India)
Died 12 September 1992 (aged 81)
Dharwad, Karnataka, India
Genres Hindustani classical music
Occupation(s) Vocalist
Years active 1928 - 1992
Early life and background
Mallikarjun was born on New Year's Eve of 1910, at Mansur, a village five kilometres west of Dharwad, Karnataka.His father, Bheemaraayappa, was the village headman,a farmer by occupation and an ardent lover and patron of music. He had four brothers and three sisters. His elder brother Basavaraj owned a theatre troupe, and thus at age nine Mallikarjun did a small role in a play.[4]
Spotting the talent in his son, Mallikarjun's father engaged him to a travelling Yakshagana (Kannada theatre) troupe. The owner of this troupe took a liking to the tender and melodious voice of Mallikarjun and encouraged him to sing different types of compositions during the drama-performances. Hearing one such performance, he was picked up by Appaya Swamy under whom he had his initial training in Carnatic music. Sometime later, he was introduced to Hindustani music under Nilkanth Bua Alurmath of Miraj who belonged to the Gwalior gharana. The latter brought him to Alladiya Khan (1855-1946), the stalwart and the then patriarch of the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana, in the late 1920s, who referred him to his elder son, Manji Khan. Following Manji Khan's untimely death, he came under the tutelage of Manji Khan's younger brother Bhurji Khan. This grooming under Bhurji Khan had the most important influence on his style of singing.

[@paragpas]

Full of simplicity. We won't see such people again.. So much to learn for our generation from these masters..

[@pattarveeranna]

Namaste sir ji.. Beautiful collection.. Thank you for sharing ❤🙏❤️

[@lifeline506]

This innocence of the great great great Artist gets tears in my eyes ..

[@rajibmoitra2837]

Mallikarjun ji and Ravi Shankarji the two greatest musicians in ragdari and layakari

[@nandanwandre5339]

हे असे जागतिक कीर्तीचे महान कलाकार इतकं प्रेम इतक्या आपुलकी ने निखळ हास्य , खरच दुर्मिळ क्षण , अशी लोक पुन्हा न होणे , ह्या सर्वांना साक्षात दंडवत

[@nitinshejwal8684]

खूप छान आठवण.

[@raagaruchi]

His marathi accent is soo much kaanadi 🤗❤️ felt like he is talking kannada 🤗🎉

[@hanamantkulkarni4194]

It's not Kaanadi but Kannada. Use right spelling. Marathi can't be spoken or written as Maarti.

[@raagaruchi]

@@hanamantkulkarni4194 sir, I being a kannadiga , and having the mother tongue as kannada totally understand what is kannada . And I think you don't know the difference between kannada and kaanadi .. please enrich your vocabulary. Thanks

[@hanamantkulkarni4194]

@@raagaruchi you are well educated I believe then use Kannada AND NOT Kaanadi. Why you repeat mistakes of others..use correct spelling.

[@raagaruchi]

@@hanamantkulkarni4194 both are different words sir.. please learn them . Thanks

[@hanamantkulkarni4194]

@@raagaruchi can you enlighten me with examples. Simply put, historically people in Maharashtra by mistake referred Kannada as Kaanadi.

[@ajinkyapathak]

इतके मोठ्ठे लोकं आहेत ही वावरताना वागताना किती साधी राहायचे काय श्रेयस काय प्रेयस खरंच माणसाने आदर्श घ्यावा असे

[@praneetvk4635]

That laugh in the end was just magical 😊😅, blessed are those who witnessed it live

[@shivprasadjoshi5280]

All stalwarts and legends together.....🙏🙏🙏

[@kallolchowdhury9092]

Just look at there simplicity. Legends for a reason!

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[@kalidasswaminathan4341]

❤

[@hemantjoshitabla7735]

Great and rare video.. Thanks a bunch

[@dhananjaynaniwadekar3048]

This program almost certainly took place in Mumbai in April 1992, not 1985. Please correct the title. So nice to hear Mansur Anna's speech. Thanks for the upload.

[@saptasoor6680]

Thank you very much. Please upload the entire video of the program.

[@raghudesai1217]

No words

[@chandrashekharhs9738]

Innocence in his laughter.

[@anantheeswaran]

Also humility and magnanimity

[@SanjeevGhanekar21]

Great 👍🏻

[@yogeshpvaidya]

निर्मळपणाला काय म्हणावं ! सा.नमस्कार !

[@shankarlakshmanan6167]

Will be great if someone can clarify what Bhimsen ji says to Mallikarjun ji... really curious to know.

[@chandrasekharj6604]

I share the same opinion, at least there should be English subtitles

[@adventureisland7049]

@@chandrasekharj6604 kunala ch aiku nahi aal te kay bolle..

[@st3231]

I’m Marathi, but couldn’t catch what he said. Remember both Manasur and Joshi were from North Karnataka, most people there used to be bilingual- Kannada and Marathi.

[@coolfix948]

We shall never know