Early Morning Ragas
RASHID
KHAN-VOCAL MMCD 102Young talented vocalist Rashid Khan renders two early morning ragas which fills the air with the aroma of dawn and freshens the mind with serenity and peace.
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INTRODUCTION Indian music is primarily a performing art. It represents our creative spirit and emotions which spontaneously manifests itself in the form of melodic tunes and style of composition which is unique in its nature and universal in its appeal. For every raga in Indian music there is an emotional core-content which comes into an articulate form of expression through swaras or tones. The feelings conveyed by the rising sun in the freshness of the awakening mind are faithfully depicted by musicologists in early morning ragas such as raga Lalit and raga Bairagi Raga Lalit originates from the parent scale (Thaat) Marwa These tracks were
recorded in a studio in New York before a selected audience in late 1996. The
first rendition is in raga Lalit . Rashid Khan starts alap and
slow composition ( bara khyal) whose rhythmic cycle is set to vilambit
ektal. The wording are "rayan ka sapna". The rendition
in raga Lalit continues by picking up tempo with chota khyal which is
set to madhya laya teental ( mediun 16 beats) whose wordings are "bamada
yarda jo bana". The artists concludes the raga with a tarana, a
fast movement of notes using syllables which does not have any meaning, whose
rhythmic cycle is set to drut teental ( fast 16 beats). The syllables
are " tana tere na dim ta dere na".
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