Raag Gaud Sarang | Arnab Chakroborty | Sarod & Tabla | Bazm e Khas

Bazm e Khas presents Raag Gaud Sarang played by Arnab Chakroborty on sarod accompanied by Zuhaib Ahmed on tabla.

Credits:
Sarod : Arnab Chakroborty
Tabla: Zuhaib Ahmed

About Artist:

Arnab Chakrabarty is a Hindustani Classical Musician and a fantastic Sarod player. His tutelage commenced under the Sarod exponent Brij Narayan of the Seniya Maihar Gharana. He subsequently trained under Pandit Buddhadev Das Gupta of the Shahjahanpur Gharana. Arnab's early training followed the Maihar and Shahjahanpur schools, which both derived from the Senia idiom founded by the legendary Miyan Tansen. However, he has long been influenced by the vocalism-inspired style of the Etawah Gharana.
Arnab has had several significant concerts. He made his solo debut in 1994 and won the National Collegiate Competition for Music and Dance three years in a row between 1995 and 1997. In 1999 he performed before Dr Kofi Annan, then the United Nations Secretary-General, a memorial programme for the Pakistani peace activist Eqbal Ahmed.

About Raag Gaud Sarang:

Raag Gaud Sarang is a popular and beautiful raga in Indian classical music. It is a member of the Sarang family of ragas and is often performed in the evening or late night.

The raga is characterized by a deep and soulful mood and is known for its use of long and sustained notes. It is often played with a slow and steady tempo, allowing the notes to resonate and create a meditative atmosphere.

The notes of Raag Gaud Sarang are derived from the Kalyan thaat and typically include the following: Sa, Re, Ma, Pa, and Dha. In some variations of the raga, the Ga and Ni notes may also be included.

One of the distinctive features of Raag Gaud Sarang is the use of a microtonal interval, known as the Komal Gandhar. This note, which is lower than the standard Ga, is often played with a slight oscillation or vibrato, adding to the emotional intensity of the raga.

Overall, Raag Gaud Sarang is a raga that is often chosen by musicians to express deep emotions and to create a contemplative and introspective mood. Its use of long, sustained notes and the inclusion of the Komal Gandhar make it a beautiful and memorable raga that is loved by many fans of Indian classical music.

This baithak was held at the initiative of Ved Gupta founder of bazm e Khas foundation live concerts.

The idea behind this upload is to preserve this great treasure of live music produced by BeK for all the music lovers and students of Hindustani music.

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