'Ud Jayega Hans Akela' sings Vijay Sardeshmukh
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- जैसे पात गिरे तरुवर के,
मिलना बहुत दुहेला
न जानूं किधर गिरेगा,
लग्या पवन का रेला
In this bhajan, we find Kabir in a melancholic, mystical mood, reflecting on death and its finality. Kabir says the final flight of the soul is a solitary one, the world and its many tangles will be left behind. Even the guru cannot accompany you in death, you'll be left to pay your dues yourself.
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When we first met late Pt Vijay Sardeshmukhji, it was straight from the hurly-burly of a film shoot that we had arrived at his Pune home, only to be hushed by the slow and meditative experience of his tuning his tanpuras. He had evidently absorbed a fine-tuned precision and profound reverence for the sound of the tanpuras from his guru, the legendary classical singer Pt. Kumar Gandharva. Many of us first heard these songs of Kabir from Kumarji - thanks to his extraordinary excavation of folk songs from the Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. Here Vijayji sang them on the 3rd and concluding night of the Bangalore Festival of Kabir in 2009. Contact Vijay ji's son Swaroop Sardeshmukh at +91-9403357210, swar.surel@gmail.com.
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The Festival of Kabir was organized by the Kabir Project, Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology along with several other partner organizations in Bangalore in February 2009. It brought together singers from India and Pakistan in an immersive week-long event that included film screenings, live music concerts and talks.
This is one of a series of uploads for Ajab Shahar, a webspace dedicated to mystic poem and song, created by the Kabir Project team (www.ajabshahar.org ; www.kabirprojec...).
Song Credits:
Vocals: Vijay Sardeshmukh
Harmonium: Vyasmurthy Katti
Tabla: Mandar Puranik
Tanpura: Vidya Rao
Translation: Linda Hess
Video Credits:
Cameras: Tahireh Lal & Vinay Ghodgeri
Sound: Dipanshu Mitra
Editing: Shruti Kulkarni
Sub-Titling: Prashant Parvataneni
Collection: The Kabir Project
Place: Bangalore, India
Date of Recording: 01 March, 2009
Indian classical music is so fabulous i always like to admire about their dedication on music so rich thank you for the masterpiece kabir song being uploaded for🙏
Similar voice and rendition like that of Kumar Gandharvaji. But pardon me cant stop playing the original in my mind while listening. Coz Sir your voice is so uch a reflection of Gandharva ji.
After listening to many singers , this Pandit comes very close to Pandit kumar Jis awaj . Very impressive.
What a voice 😍
Like words traveling in my viens 😲
Very lucky to have heard from pt Vijay Sardeshmukh this master piece of saint Kabir Bhajan. Thank you for uploading it
Kumar gandharv immortalized this composition
Amazing , just like Kumar gandharva ji .
Beautiful 🙂 🙏
There is no lord,god,allah, . He is singing Kabir
@@multicellular2 Jano tou bhram hai na jaana tou abhang.
🙏🙏💐💐 हरि ॐ
Best rendition.
Super 🙏👍👍👍
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Since subscribed. Regards
Meaning pls
hans here refers to the soul, the souls goes on alone leaving this world which is like a fare.
like the leaves which fall from trees, the soul can't return to this body not knowing where it will end up.
when our time is up, when the order comes from above, the soul is left in the ferocious hands of the duts of yama.
turn on the captions the are nicely written