The Ghazal is a poetic form. Ghazal is
originating in 6th-century Arabic verse. It is derived from the
Arabian panegyric qasida. The Ghazal is always written from the point
of view of the unrequited lover whose beloved is portrayed as
unattainable. There are so many singer popular as a Ghazal singer in
the world. But right now I want to focus on Ram Nagraj.
Enjoy Dastaan-E-Ghazal - By Bangalore's
very own Ghazal Fankaar Ram Nagraj. To re-live the golden era of
ghazals, Buzzintown brings to you Daastan-E-Ghazal, an evening that
promises you delightful with Bangalore’s very own and much loved
singer, Ram nagraj.
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Event Date: Feb 23 2013
Event Venue: Unnati Auditorium
Event Time: 4:30 pm, 7:30 pm
Event duration: 3:00 hrs
Soul rests, melodies live. The phrase
can be rightly attributed to the king of ghazals, the music maestro
Jagjit Singh, whose music has transcended time and spaces and pierced
every heart, young or adult. His soulful, mesmerising and
unforgettable music continues to be celebrated worldwide.
While Jagjit ji left an indelible
impression on our hearts, the likes of K.L.Saigal, Talat Mahmood,
Begum Akhtar, Mehdi Hassan, Ghulam Ali, Munni Begum and Farida
Khanum, with their endearing melodies, have left no less a legacy of
renditions.
Ram Nagaraj has an inimitable voice that can conjure up the perkiness of a sunny day or surge with the pathos of unrequited love. His voice which is a finely honed instrument evokes passions effortlessly. Truly a gift from the 'Almighty' is all that this modest man say's, when asked how he manages to attempt various genres. He is happy singing even Bollywood retro besides wanting to attempt some kind of fusion. His musical influences range from Jazz greats like Chick Corea and Herbie Hancock; the Beatles and Cat Stevens; K.L.Saigal and Kishore Kumar to Mehdi Hassan and Jagjit Singh; besides his dearest friend on planet earth; Roop Kumar Rathod.
Famous Ghazals By Ram Nagaraj:
Kal Chaudwin Ki Raat Thi & Tera
Chehra
Tum Naghma-e-Maah Ho - Original by
Talat Aziz
Kaise Sukoon Paaon - Originally sung by
Talat Aziz
Duniya Kisi Ke Pyaar Mein - Original by
Mehdi Hassan
Ram nagaraj main aawara dhuan
Waqt ne kiya:
Roop tera mastana at Planet M:
During his stint in Bombay in the 80's,
he studied under Ustad Aslam Khan Saab & Pandit Sudhindra
Bhaumik. Over the years he has shared the stage with eminent singers
like Ghulam Ali, Anup Jalota, Hariharan, Sunali and Roop Kumar
Rathod. Way back in the mid 80's both Hariharan and Talat Aziz had
recommended him strongly by voicing their views about his penchant
for ghazal singing.
Ram has over a 1,000 performances to
his credit and has enthralled audiences in various towns and cities
in India besides South Africa. His peppy medleys induce people to
not only keep their feet tapping but also dancing. He has composed
music for a few plays in Hindi and has even played himself in a
Hindi film way back in 1993.
Ram Nagraj is thus our choicest one to croon memorable haunting compositions of some of the all time great ghazal masters. We invite you all to come… drown and surrender yourselves to his rapturous tunes.
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