Ustad Ali Akbar Khan is having the mesmerising effct in the mind while hearing his playing Sarod and his is the world renown persionslies in this very instrument. We feel lucky to hear his recital happily. Mahendrabhai Navsari Gujarat
Nearly forty years ago, in the catalogue of an AIR radio station, I saw an entry for Raga Lubh played by Ali Akbar Khan. After seeing the title of this post, I now realise that, given the similarity of the Devanagari characters भ and म, it could have been Raga Loom as well. AAK was a staff artiste at that radio station more than sixty years ago. There was a wonderful accompanist at that radio station named Rosewell Lyall, a student of Ahmadjan Thirakwa, now largely forgotten. He died early but his gentle accompaniment to instrumental music was marked by its adhesion to the rhythm of the soloist without overwhelming the sound of the string instrument.
divine music shunchhi sharir mon surer jharnai snata hochhe
Rare and outstanding !! Thank you so much.
Strings of Transcendence !!!
lost somewhere in it.
I don´t hear many Loom phrases here .
Beautiful!
Ustad Ali Akbar Khan is having the mesmerising effct in the mind while hearing his playing Sarod and his is the world renown persionslies in this very instrument. We feel lucky to hear his recital happily.
Mahendrabhai Navsari Gujarat
.nice
I wonder where he got "Loom."
Nearly forty years ago, in the catalogue of an AIR radio station, I saw an entry for Raga Lubh played by Ali Akbar Khan. After seeing the title of this post, I now realise that, given the similarity of the Devanagari characters भ and म, it could have been Raga Loom as well. AAK was a staff artiste at that radio station more than sixty years ago. There was a wonderful accompanist at that radio station named Rosewell Lyall, a student of Ahmadjan Thirakwa, now largely forgotten. He died early but his gentle accompaniment to instrumental music was marked by its adhesion to the rhythm of the soloist without overwhelming the sound of the string instrument.