Azmat Hussain Khan | Darbari | गर्व न कीजे garv naa kiije | झनक सुनत सब लोग jhanak sunat sab log

Описание: To mark the birth anniversary of Azmat Hussain Khan (March 5, 1911 – July 26, 1975).

00:00 आलाप
05:25 गरब न कीजे गुन को-धन को
19:22 झनक सुनत? Need Help with the bandish

00:00 aalaap

05:25
विलंबित झूमरा:

गरब न कीजे गुन को-धन को
और जोबन को
यह संपत है दिन चार ।

'रामदास' की मान मानो हर
एक समै नहीं, बारंबार ।।

रचयिता: उस्ताद हाजी ज़हूर खाँ 'रामदास' खुर्जेवाले

– With thanks to ‪@bhavikmankad724‬ for the bandish lyrics


19:22
झनक/भनक सुनत सब लोग?
पायल की झनक झनकार



Azmat Hussain Khan 'Dilrang' was born in Atrauli. He trained mainly under his maternal uncle Altaf Hussain Khan of Khurja, travelling with him to several parts of eastern India. He also learnt from Vilayat Hussain Khan of the Agra gharana.

He went on to become a court musician of Baroda and later moved to Bombay, where he recorded a number of early 78 rpm discs. In Bombay he received intense training and a large repertoire of classical ba.Ndishes from his paternal uncle Alladiya Khan, the founder of the Atrauli Jaipur gharana. He also learnt a number of raags and classical compositions from Vilayat Hussain Khan (his brother-in-law).

Azmat Hussain Khan performed Khayal as well as Dhrupad–Dhamar, Tappa, Tarana, Thumri and Dadra, and his repertoire also included Marathi pad, Rajasthani maa.ND and Persian Sufi compositions.

He composed in Hindi and Urdu under the pen names 'Dilrang' and 'Maykash Atraulvi'. As a poet he became a disciple of the noted Urdu poet Seemab Akbarabadi.

Vilayat Hussain Khan adds in Sangeetagyon ke Samsmaran [Rajan Parrikar translation]:

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“…[Azmat Hussain Khan] took taleem from me. He also imbibed the finer points of vocal music by listening carefully to Ustad Faiyyaz Hussain Khan whom he considered as his guru. He maintained a keen interest in poetry and became a pupil of the famous poet Simab Akbarbadi…”
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