Pandit Amrendra Dhaneshwar Hindustani Classical Singer & Writer Exclusive Interview 🎤
Channel: Raaggiri
Date: 2022-12-23

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Watch Pandit Amrendra Dhaneshwar hindustani classical singer & writer exclusive interview only on Raaggiri. 🎤 He trained by the famous Gwalior gharana exponent Ms. Neela Bhagwat. As a classical singer, he has over 200 performances to his credit. He has performed at prestigious venues like the NCPA, National Gallery of Modern Art, Sangit Mahabharati, Dadar Matunga Cultural Centre, Bhavan's Cultural Centre, Suburban Music Circle in Bombay, the ICCR auditorium /Birla Academy/ Weavers' Studio etc. in Calcutta as well as India International Centre/ Habitat in New Delhi.

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00:01 - Amrendra Dhaneshwar sung classical thumri in raag tilang 'Sajan Tum Kahe Ko Neha Lagaye'
03:40 - Introduction of an Indian classical singer Amrendra Dhaneshwar by Shivendra Kumar Singh 
04:40 - Tell us about the beginning of your musical journey by telling about your family background
09:00 - You listened a lot before learning to sing, so what effect did it have on you?
10:50 - There was no musician in your family but everyone was fond of listening then how did you decide to learn 
16:25 - When you started learning formally and before that when you only listened to music for 24 years, that too must have been very useful, so did you find it easy to learn or listening and learning both are very different
18:55 - It is normal for a father or mother to be a guru, but how easy or difficult it is to see a wife as a guru.
20:50 - So does the wife in the form of a teacher ever get angry?
21:55 -  How did you get started performing on stage?
26:15 - In the world of classical music, there are many great artistes of the musical gharana, in such a situation, do the people of this fraternity take any such artist seriously that he will also be liked and will last or do they think that he will disappear after 2-3 performances. will go
33:55 - How do you look at film music because some people who sing classical music underestimate it


------------- Details About Pandit Amrendra Dhaneshwar --------------
Over the last 10 years, he has been a part of unique programs showcasing the close connection between classical music and popular film music of 1950s and 1960s by singing as well as demonstrating them. They are drawing a huge and responsive audience.
As a free-lance writer, he has contributed articles to mainline dailies like the Times of India, Hindustan Times, Indian Express, as well as periodicals like Time Out, Sangeet Natak Academy Journal. He also writes columns for leading Marathi papers like 'Lokmat','Mahanagar' 'Maharashtra Times' and 'Navshakti'.
Mr. Dhaneshwar has received the award for Achieving and Promoting Excellence in Music from your very own 'Udayan' as well as from the International Foundation of Arts.
In this special program for Udayan' he will showcase the prodigious work of the Bengal composers like Raichand Boral, Pankaj Malick, Anil Biswas, Sachindev Burman, Hemant Kumar and Salil Choudhury. He will be accompanied on the sarangi by Sandeep Mishra and on the tabla by Shantanu Shukla. This program is an intriguing juxtaposition of live music and song clippings and is sure to enthrall our members and guests.



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