Pt Nikhil Banerjee teaching Jhinjhoti, Bilawal (differences among Yamani, Alhaiya, and Devgiri)

Pt Nikhil Banerjee teaching Jhinjhoti and Bilawal (differences among Yamani, Alhaiya, and Devgiri) to his disciple. The name of the disciple is unknown. However, please let us know if someone identifies him or he himself comes across this recording.

[@AntarblueGarneau]

"Very difficult things you know?" Nikhilda used to say. First he would make a whooshing sound with his mouth taking in air. then he would say that.

[@arunangshumukherjee1803]

Pronam

[@gsdilruba]

I feel blessed when i listen Pandit ji......& it generates a wish to meet him.🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@AntarblueGarneau]

OMG! This info is diamonds and gold preserved for the ages. Thx for posting! Although maybe you shouldn't have. I was a student of Nikhilda in Calfornia in 1970s also in jodhpur PK 1980. This taleem is important for my life. I will take it to heart. Exceedingly generous Nikhilda was. )))

[@arunavachatterjee8342]

Blessed you are to have been able to learn from the great maestro first hand.....!!

[@debojitbhattacharya6085]

You r blessed to have a person like him as your guru

[@CulturalCrusader]

Indeed, what a privilege you have had! I was born at least two decades late and feel so sorry about it :( not having had the opportunity to hear him live even.

[@BT380]

A pure genius ❤️

[@gsdilruba]

My feel so blessed to listen to Pandit ji. Everytime after listening to his music generates a wish to meet pandit ji. 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@nirmalyamukhopadhyay1769]

It is indeed a blessing to hear him playing. Regarding your wish to meet him, unfortunately he passed away (almost) exactly 32 years ago.

[@Prof_Hazra_IIT]

aah..what a sound, unheard levels of purity...quite simply out of this Universe. Wish Pdt. Nikhil babu comes back again amongst us...the world will become so much richer and purer in his presence.

[@shibashisbanerjee9971]

Whenever I listen his performance through his hand we can feel the purity of classical music and he creates a completely different atmosphere which gives me immence pleasure...

[@sitarjunkie]

Thanks for sharing, he is missed always......

[@spaceymen]

Overwhelmingly beautiful and very precious.

[@abhisheksitar]

Invaluable recording , hitherto unheard. Thank you for posting this Raga.

[@johnwilton1807]

I believe the disciple is Daniel Bradley.

[@shaunakpatil1981]

Superbest
Simplely wizard

[@AntarblueGarneau]

I was playing Imni Bilawal yesterday after long time. I've always had questions about it for 40 years. Now here is chalan perfect! I have heard artists play Imni Bilawal. always different even with the same artist! How much Yaman to show?

[@deepakraag]

was this talim to the guy who made his sitar case. And was thin in UK?