Dhrupad
Nirmalya Dey at Dhrupad concert.
Photo by Kalpana Bandiwdekar. Courtesy of the Archives and Research Center for Ethnomusicology (ARCE).
This is a vocal performance of Dhrupad by Nirmalya Dey who belongs to the tradition of Dagar Bani. Dagar Bani is one of the foremost styles of vocal and instrumental music in the Dhrupad tradition.
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Track Listing
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101
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Aalap and Dhrupad in Rag Hem (Aalap, a slow introductory exposition of the Rag Hem followed by a dhrupad composition) | Nirmalya Dey | 8:38 | |
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102
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Rag Bhupali-Alap (Aalap, introducing the Rag Bhupali) | Nirmalya Dey | 9:47 | |
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103
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Dhrupad in Rag Bhupali (Dhrupad composition of the Rag Bhupali) | Nirmalya Dey | 5:23 | |
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104
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Aalap and Dhrupad in Rag Bhairavi (Aalap of the Rag Bhairavi followed by a Dhrupad composition) | Nirmalya Dey | 7:31 | |
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105
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Aalap in Rag Purvi (Aalap, a slow introductory exposition of the Rag Purvi) | Nirmalya Dey | 18:44 | |
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106
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Sadra in Rag Purvi (The sadra is a composition of the Dhrupad style set to rhythmic cycle called Jhaptal) | Nirmalya Dey | 16:39 |
Album Info
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