Tumi guru amar parer kandari তুমি গুরু আমার পারের কাণ্ডারি | Collected Bengali folk | Bhajan Baul
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To celebrate 50 years of Bangladesh’s independence, Bengal Foundation organised Srijone O Shekore, a 5-day arts festival, from 14 to 18 December 2021, at Bengal Shilpalay, Dhaka. Supported by BRAC Bank, the festival featured performing arts, visual art, crafts, books, film, readings, and events for children. Over 300 singers-musicians-dancers-craftspersons-artists performed on stage and engaged in various kinds of programming at the festival, over the five days.
The spectrum of folk songs in Bengal is wide, accommodating and diverse. A striking and perhaps most singular aspect of the tradition of folk music in Bengal is that historically it has never been ‘owned’ by or confined to any particular culture group but to an area where it has been traditionally practiced and embraced by people of different callings. The collected folk song Tumi guru amar parer kandari, lovingly rendered by Bhajan Baul in his deeply immersive style, brings to life the eternal question of self-reflection and communion with God. The song was performed by Bhajan and his accompanists at Ganer Jhornatolay, as the second day’s session of the Srijone O Shekore festival drew to a close.
Bhajan grew up in Kushtia, the heartland of the Baul tradition. Encouraged by his father and mother, he first lessons were in kirtan from guru Ramchandra Mohanta. Ustad Bablu Biswas taught him the fundamentals of classical music. Over a span of eighteen years, the love of Bhab-sangeet (literally ‘emotion poetry’) and Shadhon-sangeet (songs of salvation) drew Bhajan to many teachers and mystics. As he wandered around the country, Bhajan pursued the many streams of Sahajiya Bhab-sangeet, Lokogeeti, Kirtan, Bichar gaan and Baul-tatva gaan, while also taking lessons with guru Mintu Krishna Pal in Dhaka. Steeped in rich spiritual content, Bhajan’s music is a riveting experience.
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Bengal Foundation has been promoting Bengali music for decades in order to nurture and uphold the musical traditions of Bengal. The Foundation releases a wide selection of Bengali albums to the public, conducts workshops, and well as create opportunities to train under distinguished musicians at the Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay. Bengal Foundation’s music programme also frequently organises a number of large scale music events which include the Bengal Classical Music Festival.
Bengal Foundation’s music programme aims to pave the way for better appreciation and understanding of the fundamentals of music; as well as to energise, influence and promote the music industry of Bangladesh.
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To celebrate 50 years of Bangladesh’s independence, Bengal Foundation organised Srijone O Shekore, a 5-day arts festival, from 14 to 18 December 2021, at Bengal Shilpalay, Dhaka. Supported by BRAC Bank, the festival featured performing arts, visual art, crafts, books, film, readings, and events for children. Over 300 singers-musicians-dancers-craftspersons-artists performed on stage and engaged in various kinds of programming at the festival, over the five days.
The spectrum of folk songs in Bengal is wide, accommodating and diverse. A striking and perhaps most singular aspect of the tradition of folk music in Bengal is that historically it has never been ‘owned’ by or confined to any particular culture group but to an area where it has been traditionally practiced and embraced by people of different callings. The collected folk song Tumi guru amar parer kandari, lovingly rendered by Bhajan Baul in his deeply immersive style, brings to life the eternal question of self-reflection and communion with God. The song was performed by Bhajan and his accompanists at Ganer Jhornatolay, as the second day’s session of the Srijone O Shekore festival drew to a close.
Bhajan grew up in Kushtia, the heartland of the Baul tradition. Encouraged by his father and mother, he first lessons were in kirtan from guru Ramchandra Mohanta. Ustad Bablu Biswas taught him the fundamentals of classical music. Over a span of eighteen years, the love of Bhab-sangeet (literally ‘emotion poetry’) and Shadhon-sangeet (songs of salvation) drew Bhajan to many teachers and mystics. As he wandered around the country, Bhajan pursued the many streams of Sahajiya Bhab-sangeet, Lokogeeti, Kirtan, Bichar gaan and Baul-tatva gaan, while also taking lessons with guru Mintu Krishna Pal in Dhaka. Steeped in rich spiritual content, Bhajan’s music is a riveting experience.
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Bengal Foundation has been promoting Bengali music for decades in order to nurture and uphold the musical traditions of Bengal. The Foundation releases a wide selection of Bengali albums to the public, conducts workshops, and well as create opportunities to train under distinguished musicians at the Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay. Bengal Foundation’s music programme also frequently organises a number of large scale music events which include the Bengal Classical Music Festival.
Bengal Foundation’s music programme aims to pave the way for better appreciation and understanding of the fundamentals of music; as well as to energise, influence and promote the music industry of Bangladesh.
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