Toso Na Naath Anaath Na Mosar - Bhai Baldeep Singh Ji
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A direct descendant of Gurū Bābā Nanak’s disciple Bhāi Sadhāraṇ, Bhāi Baldeep Singh descends from a long lineage of Gur-Sikh masters of the Gurbāṇī Kīrtana Maryadā, and today is its 13th generation exponent. Bhāi Sadhāraṇ was the 2nd head of the Dharamsāl, the school of learning, founded by Gurū Bābā Nanak at Kartārpur (now in Pakistan) in 1521 AD. Bhāi Sadhāraṇ was also endowed with a Manjī by the 3rd Sikh guru, Sāhib Srī Gurū Amar Das. Bhāi Baldeep’s repertoire includes masterpieces that were first composed by the Sikh Gurus and the Bhagats themselves. Bhāi Baldeep is also the prime exponent (khalifā or pagṛī naśīṅ) of this oldest paramparā (tradition) of classical percussions, pakhāwaj/mridang playing of Punjab known as Sultanpur Lodhi – Amritsari Bāj (15thcentury), a tradition that he has single-handedly revived.
The Sikh gurus expressed deep spiritual mysteries through musical compositions in chaṅt, vāraas well as the padē or dhurpada gāyan, which has particularly been the music of the devotees of India’s many spiritual traditions. Bhāi Baldeep has been mentored in the dhurpada, vāra and chaṅt genres of Gurbāṇī Saṅgīta by his granduncles Bhāi Arjan Singh Tarangar (1900-1995), Bhāi Avtar Singh (1925-2006) and Bhāi Gurcharan Singh (1915-2017) as well as Ustād Rahim Fahimuddin Dāgar (1926-2011), a 19th generation scion of the Ḍagurvāṇī and Ustād Malikzādā Mohammad Hafīz Khan Khanḍehrē Talwaṅḍiwālē (d. 2009), the 133th exponent of the Khaṅḍarvāṇī.
The Sultanpur Lodhi –Amritsari Bāj is the oldest surviving of all pakhāwaj-joṛī traditions in South-Asia. He is the for-bearer of one of the most illustrious lineages known as Nāyīāṅ-dā-gharāṇā for Bābā Maiyā Singh’s father was the Nāyī (hygienist) of Mahārāja Ranjit Singh.
Pakhawaj - Bhai Parminder Singh Bhamra ji
Taus - Bibi Nirvair Kaur Khalsa Ji
Tanpura and Vocal support - Francesca Cassio
KIRTAN AUDIO RETRIEVED FROM YOUTUBE CHANNEL "Loyola Marymount University, BCLA Yoga Studies"
PHOTO OF BHAI BALDEEP SINGH JI RETRIEVED FROM " THE ANAD FOUNDATION"
A direct descendant of Gurū Bābā Nanak’s disciple Bhāi Sadhāraṇ, Bhāi Baldeep Singh descends from a long lineage of Gur-Sikh masters of the Gurbāṇī Kīrtana Maryadā, and today is its 13th generation exponent. Bhāi Sadhāraṇ was the 2nd head of the Dharamsāl, the school of learning, founded by Gurū Bābā Nanak at Kartārpur (now in Pakistan) in 1521 AD. Bhāi Sadhāraṇ was also endowed with a Manjī by the 3rd Sikh guru, Sāhib Srī Gurū Amar Das. Bhāi Baldeep’s repertoire includes masterpieces that were first composed by the Sikh Gurus and the Bhagats themselves. Bhāi Baldeep is also the prime exponent (khalifā or pagṛī naśīṅ) of this oldest paramparā (tradition) of classical percussions, pakhāwaj/mridang playing of Punjab known as Sultanpur Lodhi – Amritsari Bāj (15thcentury), a tradition that he has single-handedly revived.
The Sikh gurus expressed deep spiritual mysteries through musical compositions in chaṅt, vāraas well as the padē or dhurpada gāyan, which has particularly been the music of the devotees of India’s many spiritual traditions. Bhāi Baldeep has been mentored in the dhurpada, vāra and chaṅt genres of Gurbāṇī Saṅgīta by his granduncles Bhāi Arjan Singh Tarangar (1900-1995), Bhāi Avtar Singh (1925-2006) and Bhāi Gurcharan Singh (1915-2017) as well as Ustād Rahim Fahimuddin Dāgar (1926-2011), a 19th generation scion of the Ḍagurvāṇī and Ustād Malikzādā Mohammad Hafīz Khan Khanḍehrē Talwaṅḍiwālē (d. 2009), the 133th exponent of the Khaṅḍarvāṇī.
The Sultanpur Lodhi –Amritsari Bāj is the oldest surviving of all pakhāwaj-joṛī traditions in South-Asia. He is the for-bearer of one of the most illustrious lineages known as Nāyīāṅ-dā-gharāṇā for Bābā Maiyā Singh’s father was the Nāyī (hygienist) of Mahārāja Ranjit Singh.
Pakhawaj - Bhai Parminder Singh Bhamra ji
Taus - Bibi Nirvair Kaur Khalsa Ji
Tanpura and Vocal support - Francesca Cassio
KIRTAN AUDIO RETRIEVED FROM YOUTUBE CHANNEL "Loyola Marymount University, BCLA Yoga Studies"
PHOTO OF BHAI BALDEEP SINGH JI RETRIEVED FROM " THE ANAD FOUNDATION"
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