Govind Prasad Jaipurwale | Jog Bahar | Tarana | तराना скачать в хорошем качестве

Govind Prasad Jaipurwale | Jog Bahar | Tarana | तराना

Hear the taraanaa by his father Laxman Prasad:    • 'Guni Gandharva' Laxman Prasad Jaipurwale ...   And a shorter version:    • Govind Prasad Jaipurwale | Jog Bahar | Tar...   Rajan Parrikar places 'Guni Gandharva' Laxman Prasad Jaipurwale and his son Goving Prasad in context: // Laxmanprasad Jaipurwale (1915-1977) is an unknown entity today. He was a superlative musician – a vocalist and a composer of a high calibre, a representative of what is known as the “Kunwar Shyam” tradition. The progenitor of this lyrical and layakari-laden gayaki was Goswami Lalji Maharaj (‘Kunwar Shyam’). A recluse who sang only within the precincts of Delhi’s Radha-Govind temple, the saint-musician-composer Kunwar Shyam (died c. 1911) has left behind a rich fund of compositions. Laxmanprasad’s recordings are today hard to come by. He lived what we, in these times, may view as an existence unburdened by financial and self-marketing savvy.... Laxmanprasad’s recordings are today hard to come by. He lived what we, in these times, may view as an existence unburdened by financial and self-marketing savvy. His eldest son, Govindprasad Jaipurwale (1944-1988), excelled as a vocalist but was snatched away before his time. Between the two of them they gave taleem to scores of professional musicians. //