Pandit Shankar Ghosh shares his memories with Ali Akbar Khan, Ravishankar and Vilayat Khan
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Pandit Shankar Ghosh fondly recalls the memories of his association with the legendary musicians such as Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Pandit Ravishankar and Ustad Vilayat Khan. In fact, it was his association with Ali Akbar Khan which led to his performances abroad and he shares a bitter-sweet anecdote about it. He remembers how each of them was extremely fond of him and appreciative of his playing.
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Pronam. 🙏🙏
Guruji was a teacher par excellence whom I admire most.🙏❤
Pronam Panditji. God of loykari.
R.I.P. Pujya PanditJi!
If I may say something about the 'bitter-sweet anecdote' you mentioned in the description.
With all my due respect to Pt. Shankar Ghosh, may I ask which 'Buddhadev Dasgupta' he is referring to? If it is about sarod player Pt. Buddhadev Dasgupta then he (Pt Buddhadevji) went abroad in 1957 (for study/job purposes) and played Sarod in BBC radio at that time. And wiki says Pt Shankar Ghosh went with Ud Ali Akbar Khan in the 1960's. So I beg to differ about the 'reason' of Buddha babu's father Prafulla Mohan Dasgupta being jealous as the reason is arguable. Now, if it is about some other Buddhadev Dasgupta then I can't comment much about it.
Also, I found out one or two transliteration mistakes like, Pt. Ravi Shankar used to take Chatur Lal not 'Chhote Lal'. But over all thanks for a lovely inspiring video of Pt. Shankar Ghosh. We music lovers will cherish him forever.
Well Said.
Chhotu lal! 😬