Raga Charukeshi & Bhairavi
World
| Feb 2005
Reviews
Manoneet Singh
Reviewed 2005-04-25
Reviewed 2005-04-25
Three compositions in 2 popular Indian ragas performed by vocalist Malini Rajurkar accompanied by musicians on the tabla and the harmonium. Rajurkar is an accomplished vocalist and the 3 compositions bring out different aspects of her strengths as a classical singer. As with all India archive music Cds, The liner notes are choc-a-bloc with technical information.
Track 1: Haunting and somber; slow tempo; long drawnout phrases express the pathos of a lover in waiting
Track 2: Fast tempo; repetitive and mesmerizing. Vocal pyrotechnics increase towards the end.
Track 3: Midtempo, devotional piece in the most famous Hindustani raga (bhairavi). Rajurkar's voice is a tour-de-force throughout the track.
Track 1: Haunting and somber; slow tempo; long drawnout phrases express the pathos of a lover in waiting
Track 2: Fast tempo; repetitive and mesmerizing. Vocal pyrotechnics increase towards the end.
Track 3: Midtempo, devotional piece in the most famous Hindustani raga (bhairavi). Rajurkar's voice is a tour-de-force throughout the track.
Recent airplay
Raga Charukeshi: Drut Bandis
At the Cafe Bohemian - Tokyo — Jul 05, 2005
Raga Charukeshi: Drut Bandis
Alex — Jun 04, 2005
Raga Bhairavi: Mira Bhajan
Bigger than Bollywood — Mar 16, 2005
Charting
2005-05-29 — 2005-07-31
Reggae/World
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Jul 10 | 1 |
| Jun 5 | 1 |
Track listing
| 1. | Raga Charukeshi: Vilambit Ba | ||
| 2. | Raga Charukeshi: Drut Bandis | ||
| 3. | Raga Bhairavi: Mira Bhajan |