Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Stupidity?

because the last time you saw me
is still burned in the back of your mind

Trust is a big issue ..this is the sentence,which i should mention now when i read this right now from a bullet blog, say so!

why do u lie?
why do u make promises if u know u can't keep them?
why do u love people when u know it so well u r gonna break them in the end?
why do u lie?
why do u believe?
why do u cry?
why do I believe in people who give false hopes, empty promises and stupid lies?
why do i trust that kind of people?
Stupidity?

I would've known better.I'm not in this world to live up to your expectation and you are not in this world to live up to mine







Thursday, February 3, 2011

11th Barsi of Abbaji

Homage to Abbaji 


Ustad Allah Rakha (Abbaji)

The earliest memory that tabla maestro Zakir Hussain has of his father, Ustad Allah Rakha, is as a four-year-old, who tagged along with him on multiple tours across the world.
Zakir Hussain and team pays homage to Abbaji at Shanmukhanand hall in Mumbai.(FILE)
After a hectic month of playing wedding planner for his daughter Anisha, Hussain is all set to perform at the eleventh barsi of his father at the annual concert in the city, which was put together in a little over a week “It was the coming together of the music fraternity. They took care of everything and made it so easy for me to put it together,” he said. 
This year, the concert pay tribute to Pandit Bhimsen Joshi, who recently passed away.Hussain started training under the musical aegis of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi when he was barely six. “The music fraternity suffered a great loss with his passing. Last year, we lost the sarod exponent Ali Akbar Khan. It’s sad that we are losing our great musicians so rapidly. But the barsi concert is not about mourning, rather it’s about celebrating the legacy they’ve left behind.” 

Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain at the announcement of the 8th Barsi of Abbaji
The day-long concert will also feature a Brazilian percussionist, who is adept at reproducing sound of nature with his instruments. “If you close your eyes and hear him, you’ll be transported to the rainforest I promise,” concludes Ustad.


Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Sandeep Sagar



 Hello Friends,

Updating my blog with a beautiful Kayda - "Dha threk dhitath katha gadingena.."
It is an amazing composition and recited by none other than Ustad Zakir Hussain.
Pump your speaker volume high!!

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