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Parvathy Baul ~ Mon tumi purush ki nari & Amar bhitor ami ke ~ Traditional Folk song

#bengaljukebox​ """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" These rendition of song ‘Mon tumi purush ki nari...’ & 'Amar bhitor ami ke...' , by Parvathy Baul , was performed at the Bangla Sangskriti Utsab, in Sylhet, in 2017. Parvathy Baul was born Mousumi Parial in East Bengal, India on October 25, 1976 to a traditional Bengali Brahmin family, where she was classically trained in singing, dance and music. At the age of 16, while on a train on her way to Shantiniketan with her brother, Parvathy encountered a blind Baul street musician performing the traditional folk music of the mystic Baul minstrels from Bengal. The folk music also inspired her to pursue visual arts, painting and drawing, which subsequently led her to enroll at the prestigious university in Shantiniketan, a town founded by famous Bengali poet Rabindranath Tagore. In her early years, she learnt Kathak, a classical dance, from Srilekha Mukherjee. She received training as a visual artist at Kala Bhavan, an art school at Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan. Parvathy was instantly mesmerised by the depth and spiritual intensity of the music and songs. From that point on she knew that Baul music would be her path in life. She studied closely with two of the most respected Baul singer-gurus of the previous generation, Sri Sanatan Das Thakur Baul and Sri Shoshanko Goshai. She was recognized by Sanatan Das Baul as both a musical and spiritual teacher in the Baul tradition, and is now carrying forward his spiritual legacy. Parvathy has performed Baul music in over forty countries, including such prestigious concert halls and music festivals as the Noh Theater in Kyoto, the World Music Center in New York City, and the Festival of World Sacred Music in Fez, Morocco. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To encourage and cherish the practice of the arts, Bengal Foundation organised the Bangla Sangskriti Utsab, a 10-day long cultural festival in Sylhet from February 22 to March 3, 2017. Over 400 poets-writers-singers-musicians-dancers-stage actors-craftspersons-painters performed and engaged in various kinds of programming at the festival, over the ten days. ================================== 🔔 Please do Subscribe & enable notifications for more contents from us! 👍 Website: http://www.bengalfoundation.org​​​​ 👍 Facebook:   / bengalfoundat.  . 👍 Twitter:   / trustfortheart.  . 👍 Instagram:   / bengalfound....  . ------------------------------------------------------------------------ © Bengal Foundation 2023