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Raag Saugandh | Murad Ali Khan | Music of India

#musicofindia #muradalikhan #sarangi In this solo presentation, Murad Ali Khan pierces the soul with the dense, rich tonal quality of his sarangi He performs Saugandh, a rare raga which has close resemblance with the afternoon melody, Madhuvanti. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Enjoyed this music piece? Subscribe to Darbar Player to watch the full performance here: https://tab.so/player With Darbar Player, you get access to nearly 1000 handpicked raga performances, exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews, and insightful documentaries & TV shows, all at your fingertips. Subscribe and download the app today to enjoy ad-free access anytime, anywhere, and on any device. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Along with a rare repertoire of ragas and compositions, it is Khan’s soul-piercing sound and dense tonal quality that make his music so special to sarangi fans all over the world. He received diligent training under his reclusive grandfather Ustad Siddiqui Ahmad Khan (born 1914) in the gayaki-ang – a lyrical method patterned after the human voice to present khayal. He plays a deeply expressive, leisurely style that demonstrates long, breathy flow of tonal sentences, rotund oscillating notes activated by a unique brand of energy and soul. Kousic Sen gives a spirited accompaniment to the recital, precipitating the energetic parts with rumbling solos and underpinning the subdued moments with poised companionship. He plays a short, lusty alap (rhythmless introduction) followed by a composition in fast tempo set to Teental. He expands and improvises the raga, structuring patient, unhurried phrases. The tonal sentences brimming with notes in the faster movements slow down with surprising modulations, transforming the lissome, tightly packed phrases into stockier, oscillating movements of individual notes. Sen churns petite and thundering tabla syllables, both packed in neat structures over the 16-beat cycle, furthering a smooth trade of energies with the sarangi ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- About Raag Saugandh According to musicologist Rajan Parrikar, although Raag Saugandh belongs to the parent scale Kafi, it is rooted in the Carnatic melakarta Hemavati. It has a ‘chalan’ or gait like the afternoon ragas Bhimpalasi and Madhuvanti – particularly the latter for the limited usage of Re (2nd) and Dha (6th) in the ascent, but the overall projection of its personality is quite removed from that of Madhuvanti. Musicians Murad Ali Khan (sarangi) Kousic Sen (tabla) Priya Parkash (tanpura) Raag Saugandh, Thaat: Kafi, Samay: afternoon ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Darbar believes in the power of Indian classical arts to stir, thrill and inspire. Through shared experiences and digital connectivity, we ensure that one of the world’s finest art forms reaches the widest possible audience. Founded in 2006, we deliver premium quality live events, music education, broadcasts and online engagement through promoting artistic innovation and creative technology. We are also committed to providing a platform for new talent from India and the UK. All Rights Reserved ©2024 Darbar Arts Culture Heritage Trust