Produced by Khwaja Khurshid Anwar
Raagmala is an compilation of brief raag renditions by the most well known Pakistani Kheyal singers, each preceded by Khurshid Anwar’s commentary. The raags are arranged under the following ten thaats:
| Kalyan |
| Bilawal |
| Khamaj |
| Bhairov |
| Bhairavi |
| Todi |
| Asavari |
| Marwa |
| Purbi |
| Kafi |
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I have enjoyed the Ragamala, especially the Panjabi compositions which one does not hear very often. The little Darbari piece is marvelous and deeply touching in its simplicity.
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I would like to correspond with someone who has a good knowledge of the ragas.
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I want to make your attension here please:
In Ragamala there is a song in Raga Pahadi (Keherva) in Bilawal Thaat by Ustad Salamat Ali Khan.
It may be the Punjabi language (But it is not). But to me it seems Mandiyali dialect of District Mandi (Himachal Pradesh, India). Becouse each and every word of the lyrics has a meaning in Mandyali/Mandiyali (मण्डियाली/मण्डयाली). So I am sure it is Mandiyali as I am from the same district and I am also a Pahari.
The Lyrics goes as:
(English)
MuNjo Bharosaa Jaani Teraa
O Daghebaaz MaaNuAan
Bharosaa Kittaa Teraa
MuNjo Bharosaa Jaani Teraa
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(Hindi/Devanagari)
मुञ्जो भरोसा जानी तेरा
ओ दग़ेबाज़ माणुआँ
भरोसा कित्ता तेरा
मुञ्जो भरोसा जानी तेरा
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Word Meanings in Respective Language/Dialect
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Munjo (Mandiyali)=Mujhko / Mujhe (Hindi); Mainun/Menun (Punjabi)
MaaNuAan (Mandiyali)=Maanav/Aadami/Insaan/Manush/Manushya/Purusha (Hindi); admi/manukh/purakh/puras/banda/insan(Punjabi)
Daghebaaz=Dhokhebaaz
Regards
Narendra Thakur
Thank you so much for uploading this. It is very educating and I highly appreciate the effort that has gone into uploading 94 Ragas. It would immensely help me to understand the basics of a Raga as a student of ICM. I would always be indebted to you.
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