Raga Parmeshwari on the Sitar I Pt Kushal Das I Live at Bengal Classical Music Festival 2014

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Pandit Kushal Das is a noted north Indian sitar and surbahar artist. He was born into a family of musicians in Kolkata and began his training under the guidance of his uncle and father. His grandfather, Bimal Chandra Das, was a renowned esraj player and his father, Sailen Das, and uncle, Santanu Das, were highly reputed sitar players. Pandit Kushal Das continued his training under Pandit Ajoy Sinha Roy, Pandit Manas Chakraborty, Pandit Ramkrishna Basu and Pandit Sanjoy Banerjee. A profound knowledge of music and raga improvisation marks Pandit Kushol Das’ music. He received the Sangeet Visharad (Gold Medal) from Pracheen Kala Kendra of Chandigarh and Sur-Mani Award from Sur-Singar-Samsad of Mumbai.
Pandit Kushal Das has participated in numerous music festivals in India and has toured the world. He is a Guru of the Bengal Parampara Sangeetalay in Dhaka. As Pandit Kushal Das picked up the notes of Raga Parameshwari (created by maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar), the nuances of the elaboration and the beautiful gat filled the air in 2014, at the Bengal Classical Music Festival. Pandit Yogesh Samsi proved his musical prowess once again, with a fabulous accompaniment on the tabla.
Mellifluous sweetness was in the air as sitarist Pandit Kushal Das recited Raga Parmeshwari, a raga created by Pandit Ravi Shankar. The serenity of dawn mingled with the dew-drops with his decorative alap and gat of the raga. Pandit Yogesh Samsi proved his musical prowess again and again, in a fabulous accompaniment performance.
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Recorded at Bengal Classical Music Festival on 29 November 2014, at Army Stadium, Dhaka:
Raga Parmeshwari (alap-jor-jhala in teentaal)
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Artistes:
-Pt Kushal Das (sitar)
-Pt Yogesh Samsi (tabla)
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I could listen to this all day.

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Asadharan antorik srodhya janai apnake

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Sotti asadharan….

[@girish3011]

very nice rendition.

[@SUMANSUNAM1]

love from nepal 🫶🇳🇵

[@fabledgaming3282]

Heavenly sitar playing, but I think the video is mistitled. I don't think this is raaga Parameswari.

[@s.gopalakrishnan1437]

It is indeed Raga Parameswari , credited to Pt Ravishankar .

[@fabledgaming3282]

@@s.gopalakrishnan1437 Parameswari's gandhar is komal, the gandhar in this piece emphasizes shuddha ga

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​@@fabledgaming3282komal gandhar is being played !!