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Nikhil Banerjee — Berkeley, 1967

Chandrakaush, Khamaj · Total time 50:36 · CD

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  1. Raga CHANDRAKAUSH — 20:13

    Raag Chandrakaush (publisher’s label) · No RagaPedia guide yet

  2. Raga KHAMAJ — 30:23

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photo Ira Landgarten

Raga-201: NIKHIL BANERJEE sitar MAHAPURUSH MISRA tabla

Live-to-air broadcast, KPFA Berkeley, 1967

"My approach to music is very deep. I do not compromise with anybody or anything else in the world. I do not care. I want to really go beyond this materialistic world...not for the sake of enjoyment, entertainment, no. A musician must lift up the souls of the listeners, and take them towards Space.

I think when any musician is recording, he becomes self-conscious and he cannot give his best. But it is also true that we have lost many great musicians; now at least the next generation can get some sort of idea of their music from these recordings. I think that recording live concerts is a much better way." -- From the Interview with Nikhil Banerjee in the Purabi Kalyan (Raga-207) booklet.

Raga CHANDRAKAUSH...20:13 alap jor jhalla

Raga KHAMAJ...30:23 short alap gat in rupak tal (7 beats) gat in fast tintal (16 beats) Total Time 50:36

Stereo ADD. UPC: 70448 20201 2 8. Also available on cassette as Raga-101. Booklet text and graphics reproduced here copyright ©, (P) 1988 by Raga Records, POB 635, New York NY 10014.

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