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Experience the magic of Meeta Pandit at the Darbar Festival 2018 ✨
In this unforgettable performance, Pandit renders Raag Bageshri in her delightful, deep voice, improvising in the authentic Gwalior style with masterful use of bolalaaps and boltaans. Her crystal-clear phrasing rises and falls effortlessly across the octaves, filling the hall with an intensity that is both profound and graceful. She then moves to Raag Tilak Kamod, a radiant evening raga, bringing yet another dimension of beauty and charm to the concert.
Belonging to the sixth generation of the celebrated Gwalior Gharana, Meeta Pandit is the first woman in her family to take up music professionally. Her artistry carries forward an unbroken lineage while embracing openness and change—bridging the timeless appeal of Hindustani classical music with the curiosity of today’s listeners.
With sensitive accompaniment by Mukundraj Deo (tabla) and Tanmay Deochake (harmonium), along with the support of Priya Sharma & Mithila Sarma (tanpura), the performance unfolds as an intimate dialogue of melody, rhythm, and devotion.
🌌 Whether you are a long-time admirer of Indian classical music or stepping into its world for the first time, this concert will move your heart and awaken your senses.
Musicians
🎤 Meeta Pandit (khayal)
🥁 Mukundraj Deo (tabla)
🎹 Tanmay Deochake (harmonium)
🎶 Priya Sharma & Mithila Sarma (tanpura)
Ragas: Bageshri & Tilak Kamod
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Watch Now sholink.to/MeetaPandit
Experience the magic of Meeta Pandit at the Darbar Festival 2018 ✨
In this unforgettable performance, Pandit renders Raag Bageshri in her delightful, deep voice, improvising in the authentic Gwalior style with masterful use of bolalaaps and boltaans. Her crystal-clear phrasing rises and falls effortlessly across the octaves, filling the hall with an intensity that is both profound and graceful. She then moves to Raag Tilak Kamod, a radiant evening raga, bringing yet another dimension of beauty and charm to the concert.
Belonging to the sixth generation of the celebrated Gwalior Gharana, Meeta Pandit is the first woman in her family to take up music professionally. Her artistry carries forward an unbroken lineage while embracing openness and change—bridging the timeless appeal of Hindustani classical music with the curiosity of today’s listeners.
With sensitive accompaniment by Mukundraj Deo (tabla) and Tanmay Deochake (harmonium), along with the support of Priya Sharma & Mithila Sarma (tanpura), the performance unfolds as an intimate dialogue of melody, rhythm, and devotion.
🌌 Whether you are a long-time admirer of Indian classical music or stepping into its world for the first time, this concert will move your heart and awaken your senses.
Musicians
🎤 Meeta Pandit (khayal)
🥁 Mukundraj Deo (tabla)
🎹 Tanmay Deochake (harmonium)
🎶 Priya Sharma & Mithila Sarma (tanpura)
Ragas: Bageshri & Tilak Kamod
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#DarbarFestival #MeetaPandit #GwaliorGharana #IndianClassicalMusic #RaagBageshri #TilakKamod #LegacyOfSound

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![Tabla vs Mridangam 🔥 A Rhythmic Duel You Must Hear
#mridangam #tabla #musicofindia
During the Darbar Festival 2022 at London’s Barbican, the stage came alive with an electrifying jugalbandi between mridangam maestro Patri Satish Kumar and tabla virtuoso Satyajit Talwalkar. What began as subtle rhythmic dialogue soon erupted into a breathtaking display of percussive mastery, where Carnatic precision met Hindustani flair in a seamless, exhilarating exchange. With uncanny chemistry, the two percussionists engaged in a dynamic conversation—trading intricate phrases, echoing each other’s patterns, and pushing the rhythmic boundaries of Raag Mishra with playful challenge and deep mutual respect. The mridangam’s tonal depth and rolling cadences intertwined with the crisp, resonant bols of the tabla, creating a rhythmic tapestry that both anchored and elevated the melodic flow. As their interplay intensified, so did the audience’s awe, culminating in a thunderous climax of tihais and konnakol that left listeners spellbound. This jugalbandi was not just a showcase of virtuosity—it was a profound, joyous celebration of two rhythmic traditions in perfect harmony.
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Musicians -
Patri Satish Kumar (Mridangam)
Satyajit Tawalkar (tabla)
Recorded at Darbar Festival 2022
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