MP3 Meditation and Devotion - WORLD: Indian Classical

His music is complex and mesmerizing, an emotional joyride marked by hypnotic heights and rich, swirling beauty. A master of the sitar, and possessing a deep knowledge of classical Indian music.

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WORLD: Indian Classical, CLASSICAL: New Age



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Ustad Roshan Jamal Bhartiya was born in 1952 in a family with a long musical history tracing back to the Moghul periods and connected with the Seniya tradition through Amrit Sen, the grandson of the legendary Tan Sen. Roshanâs grandfather, Ustad Abdul Qadir Kahn, was a court musician in Sailana and Palampur State. Roshanâs father and guru is Ustad Jamaluddin Bhartiya. Jamaluddin began learning from his father. When he was sixteen, the death of Abdul Qadir Kahn brought him to Delhi, where he joined All India Radio. At the same time he started learning vocal music from the eminent vocalist Amir Kahn. One year later, Jamaluddin met Pandit Ravi Shankar. Impressed by this virtuosity and his power of expression he became his disciple. After establishing himself as a concert and a radio performer in India, Jamaluddin decided to join the efforts of his guru to spread the beauty of Indian music in the West. A tour through America and Europe in the 70âs finally brought him to Amsterdam, where he established an Indian music school, Tritantri Vidyapeeth. Born in this musical atmosphere, Roshan Jamal Bhartiya started his training in Indian music at an early age under the constant guidance of his father. This has made him one of the best sitarists of his generation. Roshan Jamal Bhartiya has played extensively in India and abroad. Amongst his numerous concerts there were performances for All India Radio and television. He was chosen as a member of a cultural delegation for the promotion of the arts touring different parts of India (and neighboring countries) and he toured Europe with concerts in Germany, Switzerland, and Holland. He has also toured and lived in Israel and the United States.

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