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The Musician and His Art: Deepak Raja
Foreword by: Prof. Daniel M Neuman
The Raga-ness of Raga-s
By: Deepak Raja. Foreword: Dr. Ashwini Bhide-Deshpande.
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Marwa, Puriya & Sohini: The tricky triplets
Marwa, Puriya, and Sohini are three ragas born from the same scale (S-r-G-M^-D-N). The three are also amongst the most popular ragas in Hin...
Raga Shree: Supplicant, spooky, or belligerent?
Shree is amongst the oldest raga-s in the Hindustani art music pantheon. But, it is not clear whether the melodic entity currently identifie...
Purva and Puriya Kalyan: What’s the difference?
Purva (also called Purvya) belongs to a cluster of ragas bearing a family resemblance to raga Puriya in terms of swara material, and phraseo...
Raga Ahiri: Neither Ahiri Todi, nor Ahir Bhairav – just Ahiri
Until a few years ago, I had not heard Raga Ahiri. The opportunity of studying it came my way when I had to write a commentary on the sarodi...
Sampoorna Malkuns: the concept and its manifestations
Though there are, indeed, raga-s by this name, Sampoorna Malkauns cannot be considered the name of a specific raga with well-defined melodic...
Hindustani music: a tradition in transition
By Deepak Raja, Foreword: Pt. Shivkumar Sharma. Order from: indology@dkprintworld.com
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About Me
Deepak Raja
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Hindustani Sangeet and a Philosopher of Art
Author:SK Saxena, Publisher: DK Printworld, New Delhi
Khayal Vocalism: Continuity within Change
By Deepak Raja. Foreword:Pt. Ulhas Kashalkar. Order from: indology@dkprintworld.com
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Raga Gorakh Kalyan – emerging as a Bageshri variant
This essay is now published in my fourth book:
Removing it from here was considered proper, though not contractually obligatory, in order to protect my publisher's investment in my book.
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