Dagar Brothers - Shiva Mahadeva (2xCD, Album)

Condition:
Media:  Near Mint (NM or M-)
Sleeve:  Very Good Plus (VG+)

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Genre: Classical, Folk World & Country
Style: Indian Classical

General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):

Dhrupad, classical vocal music of North India.
Live concert in the main auditorium of the Royal Tropical Institute on June 22, 1978 as part of the Holland Festival 1978.

Releases in collaboration with Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen (Royal Tropical Institute).
Includes booklet with explanation on the instruments, the music and the lyrics.

© & ℗ 1996 Paradox

 

. Malkauns 1-1. Alapa, Part 1 25:421-2. Alapa, Part 2 15:391-3. Dhrupad In Chautala 11:291-4. Dhrupad In Sultala 2:53. Demonstration 1-5. General 5:041-6. Alapa Techniques 10:40. Darbari Kanada 2-1. Alapa, Part 1 21:052-2. Alapa, Part 2 11:212-3. Dhamar 13:44. Adana 2-4. Dhrupad In Sultala 2:52. Bhatiyar 2-5. Dhrupad In Chautala 6:20. Demonstration 2-6. Lyrics 2:232-7. Dhamar 1:512-8. Dhamar Composition In Behag 7:56

 

Barcode and Other Identifiers:

Barcode 7 13958 40012 8SPARS Code ADD

 

Recorded At Royal Tropical InstituteManufactured By Europe Optical DiscPhonographic Copyright (p) Paradox (5)Copyright (c) Paradox (5)Data provided by Discogs
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