Amitav Ghosh, Mukul Kesavan at Tata Steel Kolkata Literary Meet 2016

Published on Feb 3, 2016

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Humein tumse pyar kitna by Acoustika Music

Bengali Devotional | Favourite songs of Swami Vivekananda | Kaya | Sanji...

Published on Feb 12, 2015

This jukebox is an offering at the feet of Swami Vivekananda on his birth anniversary. The narration in between describe the songs that follow them. Swamiji’s realizations after his association with Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, his inner enlightenment, all are woven with the richness of Indian Raaga Music in these songs. The lyrics are penetrating, and cast a pondering spell. This sure becomes a must-keeping collection, and is created keeping in mind the audiences of all ages, as Swamiji’s preaching were a source of encouragement to the youths, and beyond.

Tracks List :
1. 22 Se February 1885 Rabibar 00:00
2. Nibir Andhare 01:33
3. 1877 Saal 6:12
4. Nahi Surya 08:44
5. Sursrote Ramkrishna Tote 12:22
6. Mono Cholo 13:06
7. 28 october 1882 Sanibar 19:42
8. Dub Dub Rupsagare 22:24
9. Sei Dinti Chhilo 6 September 1884 23:54
10. Jabe Ki He 27:53
11. Pitar Mrityur Par Sansarer Behal Abastha 32:06
12. Aamar Maa Tang Hi Tara 35:33
13. Swamijir Sangeet Kalpataru Granthe 41:02
14. Raj Rajeswar 41:34
15. Kashipur Udyanbati 45:49
16. Juraite Chai 46:56
17. Swami Vivekananda 54:13

Details Track in This Album
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► Track: 22 Se February 1885 Rabibar
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Nibir Andhare
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric: Troilokyonath Sanyal
Composition: Traditional

► Track: 1877 Saal
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Nahi Surya
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric & Composition: Swami Vivekananda

► Track: Sursrote Ramkrishna Tote
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Mono Cholo
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric: Ajodhyanath Pakrashi
Composition: Traditional

► Track: 28 october 1882 Sanibar
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Dub Dub Rupsagare
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric: Kabir
Composition: Traditional

► Track: Sei Dinti Chhilo 6 September 1884
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Jabe Ki He
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric: Becharam Chatterjee
Composition: Traditional

► Track: Pitar Mrityur Par Sansarer Behal Abastha
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Aamar Maa Tang Hi Tara
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric & Composition: Traditional

► Track: Swamijir Sangeet Kalpataru Granthe
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Raj Rajeswar
Vocal Artist: Kaya
Lyric: Swarnakumari Devi
Composition: Traditional

► Track: Kashipur Udyanbati
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

► Track: Juraite Chai
Lyric & Composition: Girish Chandra Ghosh

► Track: Swami Vivekananda
Speech: Sanjib Chatterjee

THE VOICE OF RABINDRANATH

THE VOICE OF RABINDRANATH TAGORE (( Educational Research Purpose )) Introduction, 
Commentary and Full Text Translation by Ananda Lal; Authorship - 
Rabindranath; Birpurush - Rabindranath; The Hero - Rabindranath; Lukochuri - Rabindranath; The Trumpet - Rabindranath; 
Tomar surer dhara - Rabindranath & Rama Devi; Asha - Rabindranath; The Vision - Rabindranath. 
My Sincerely Gratitude to Respected Mr.Ananda Lal.
Slide Show Assemble by Truly Yours Jayanta Chakraborty .
DISCLAIMER Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
and I'm just assemble it using my own concept for make it as a video mode. 
Jayanta Chakraborty .

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Hemango Biswas Archive, Rongili Biswas sings Ekti Pahari Nadi

This is Hemango Biswas' last composition based on a folk tune of Guangdong Province, China. In 1957 he was sent to China for the treatment of his tuberculosis that he contacted in jail. He stayed there for almost two and half years, learnt Chinese, wrote a couple of books (travalogue/ political analysis) and corresponded with his Chinese friends till the end. This song is an ode to the beautiful Chinese landscape and its people. Performed at Ahindra Mancha, 21.12.2015 (Murilidhar College Platinum Jubilee)