Today there are tears in my eyes after listening to Ustadji who passed away before I was born. I have only heard about his mastery over alapchari, dhrupad, dhamar and Khayal. Truly one of the greatest singer of his generation. Thank you Amitava Bose.
Many gratitudes and thanks to you for sharing these priceless gems from the great Ustadji Faiyyaz Khan saheb. He was indeed a true pioneer in singing, teaching and aptly glorifying the field of Hindustani Classical Music to its present state of extreme richness. Please keep up the excellent work.
From what I have heard, the last AIR recordings of Ustad Faiyaz Khan were done at AIR Baroda from 1949 onwards when the Ustad was ailing. Sunil Bose was responsible for the recordings. He also served at AIR Lucknow later. I was familiar with the catalogue of AIR Lucknow's archives till the late 1970s. From what I recall there were rather few Faiyaz Khan recordings in it.
Ustad Atta Hussain Khan was the son of the celebrated Agra vocalist and composer Mehboob Khan ‘Daraspiya.’ Ata Hussain’s chief guru was his brother-in-law, the Aftab-e-Mausiqui Faiyyaz Hussain Khan. His association with Faiyyaz Khan ran long and deep. For decades Ata Hussain, then based in Baroda, was the primary accompanist for the Aftab-e- Mausiqui. He later moved to Calcutta. He was a popular teacher and was much sought after. Some of his well-known disciples were Poornima Sen, Ramrao Naik and Swami Vallabhadasa.
Today there are tears in my eyes after listening to Ustadji who passed away before I was born. I have only heard about his mastery over alapchari, dhrupad, dhamar and Khayal. Truly one of the greatest singer of his generation. Thank you Amitava Bose.
Thanks for sharing. Thanks a lot.
He is a truly great singer. An example for future generations of singers. His control on swara is terrific. He can bring tears in you eyes.
You have done a great favour to our music-hungry souls. All your uploads are just priceless. I don't know how to thank you.
It is wonderful to receive such a nice comment Abhirup! I am so glad that you like my posts!
Classic Nauhar bani dhrupad. Loved it.
Those who appreciate this music are also blessed ones. Many people love chocolate music
Many gratitudes and thanks to you for sharing these priceless gems from the great Ustadji Faiyyaz Khan saheb. He was indeed a true pioneer in singing, teaching and aptly glorifying the field of Hindustani Classical Music to its present state of extreme richness. Please keep up the excellent work.
wonderfull
Thank you, Sir for uploading these absolutely soul satisfying videos. Words cannot express my joy at hearing the Ustad.
Thank you Subrata ji for uploading this priceless recording! No words to express my gratitude..
Really sangeetveda , I totally agree with you !
Thank you Mr. Chowdhury! All the recordings that you have shared are priceless!
Uday Nadkarni
Exemplary erudite yet a true "Rangeela" that's what Khansaab was 🙏🙏
From what I have heard, the last AIR recordings of Ustad Faiyaz Khan were done at AIR Baroda from 1949 onwards when the Ustad was ailing. Sunil Bose was responsible for the recordings. He also served at AIR Lucknow later. I was familiar with the catalogue of AIR Lucknow's archives till the late 1970s. From what I recall there were rather few Faiyaz Khan recordings in it.
Stamp of authority.
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Who's giving vocal support to khan sahab here in this recording?
Ustad Atta Hussain Khansaheb
Ustad Atta Hussain Khan was the son of the celebrated Agra vocalist and composer Mehboob Khan ‘Daraspiya.’ Ata Hussain’s chief guru was his brother-in-law, the Aftab-e-Mausiqui Faiyyaz Hussain Khan. His association with Faiyyaz Khan ran long and deep. For decades Ata Hussain, then based in Baroda, was the primary accompanist for the Aftab-e- Mausiqui. He later moved to Calcutta. He was a popular teacher and was much sought after. Some of his well-known disciples were Poornima Sen, Ramrao Naik and Swami Vallabhadasa.