I had the chance and joy to study under Guruji's goodness in Calcutta and France. What a great man he was. I and all Indian classical music lovers miss him dearly. Thanks for this beautiful documentary.
My deepest regards to The Maestro whom I have known so dearly since my childhood.His endearing relation with my baba, Manilal Nag is something to cherish for a lifetime....an outstanding Performer, accompanist and Guru, Shankarjyethu will live in my memory for ever.🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏
Pronam to a Legend. Panditji was a phenomenal accompanist who never resorted to anything that distracted the audience from the mood of a Raga rather he always accentuated the build up of the mood. Pronam.
With deepest regret, I would like to say that I am shocked. Pundit Shankar Ghosh was a legend. He was the the Himalayas in the world of tabla. I am now a senior citizen. During my college days I saw him performing in different musical recitals in Calcutta with Vidushi Sisirkana Dhar Chowdhury, Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Pundit Chitresh Das ( dance) and so on. I seldom see the clarity of 'Bol' at that electrifying speed nowadays ...In Tabla Solo, he was the monarch. No words of exultation are enough to express my feelings. I never see a tabla player of late to play a Kaida with 10 / 12 paltas distinctly.He was an emperor But, this film couldn't do justice to this great maestro. The maker didn't do enough homework to depict this legendary creator. It's not my criticism, it's my observations. I am utterly frustrated.
Asadharon. Tons of thanks to ( Pt Bikram Ghosh) Guruji for giving us the opportunity to go through the rhythm of life and the same of magical hands of Guruji (Pt Shankar Ghosh). Pranam to both of them.
I had the chance and joy to study under Guruji's goodness in Calcutta and France. What a great man he was.
I and all Indian classical music lovers miss him dearly.
Thanks for this beautiful documentary.
My deepest regards to The Maestro whom I have known so dearly since my childhood.His endearing relation with my baba, Manilal Nag is something to cherish for a lifetime....an outstanding Performer, accompanist and Guru, Shankarjyethu will live in my memory for ever.🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🙏🙏
Pronam to a Legend. Panditji was a phenomenal accompanist who never resorted to anything that distracted the audience from the mood of a Raga rather he always accentuated the build up of the mood. Pronam.
With deepest regret, I would like to say that I am shocked. Pundit Shankar Ghosh was a legend. He was the the Himalayas in the world of tabla. I am now a senior citizen. During my college days I saw him performing in different musical recitals in Calcutta with Vidushi Sisirkana Dhar Chowdhury, Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Pundit Chitresh Das ( dance) and so on. I seldom see the clarity of 'Bol' at that electrifying speed nowadays ...In Tabla Solo, he was the monarch. No words of exultation are enough to express my feelings. I never see a tabla player of late to play a Kaida with 10 / 12 paltas distinctly.He was an emperor
But, this film couldn't do justice to this great maestro. The maker didn't do enough homework to depict this legendary creator.
It's not my criticism, it's my observations.
I am utterly frustrated.
Great🙏🙏
Pranam, Pranam R Pranam,
My Guru ji
Charan Vandan
My Deepest Pranaam To Great Maestro PANDIT SHANKAR GHOSH Jethu..🙏🏼💐🙏🏼🙇♂️🙇♂️
Pronam guruji
Pronam🙏🙏🙏
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I did not know him very much which is shown in this vdo. Today l came to know his versatility. Lots of Pronaam 🙏🙏🙏
Asadharon. Tons of thanks to ( Pt Bikram Ghosh) Guruji for giving us the opportunity to go through the rhythm of life and the same of magical hands of Guruji (Pt Shankar Ghosh). Pranam to both of them.
অসাধারন। এমন কিংবদন্তী এক জনমে হয়ত একবার ই আসেন।
Pronam guruji. I am proud of my guru and as a great man in the Indian music. Miss him.
অপেক্ষায় থাকলাম 🙏🙏🙏🙏
My heartiest pronaam to the great legend and maestro of tabla 🙏🙏
My best regards to Pt. Shankar Ghosh. 🙏
আবার যদি পরজন্মে তবলা বাজাই তাহলে যেন আপনাকে গুরু হিসেবে পাই গুরুজী প্রণাম।।
🙏🙏🙏👍 salute
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বিনম্র প্রণাম জানাই🙏🙏🙏
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Plz les us know where to available Those 3 historic books???