Sunset at Entrance
A date with Darbari can be a serious affair. There is nothing light hearted, flirtish and easy about Darbari. It seeks commitment, introspection and mature handling. Darbari however makes a great late night companion on those summer nights when sleep seems out of reach.
The story behind Darbari is that Mia Tansen, one of
Rippling Waves Near Lighthouse Sydney
by Devadhwaney
tuza saguna mhanu ki nirgun re
saguna nirguna eku govindu re
anumane na anumane na
shruti neti neti mhanati govindu re
tuz sthul mhanu ki sukshma re
sthul sukshma eku govindu re
tuz dhrishya mhanu ki adhrishya re
dhrishya adrishya eku govindu re
nivrithi prakaashe dhyana deva bole
baapa rakhumadevi vara vittala re
A-bhang ie- unbreakable, pure or faultless. Abhang is usually sung in
praise of the Hindu god Krishna, also known as Vithala and Vithoba.
If you want to listen to more Abhangvani’s
Guests for Tea at Entrance
§ Today we explore raag Tilang as the kettle boils a wonderful Indian brew of Chai. Raag Tilang brings about a mood of celebration and joy. This raag is used in Bhajans, Geets, Tukkadas and ofcourse in Bollywood this raag has been rejoiced. The song Gori Gori Gaun ki Chori Re and Kaise Kahen Hum are some of the well known songs in this raag.
§ Tilang has a pentatonic scale. SGMPNS, SnPMGS. Sydhwaney, the group melodies in Sydney sing a wonderful Bhajan Rap set to Raag Tilang that expresses the celebration and joy of the arrival of little Krishna in Vrindavan.
Tumaka Tumaka Paga Kumaka Kunja Maga Chapala Charana Hari Aaaye; – originally sung in an Indian Movie the words are catchy:
