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Baul Music and Organic Dinner
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servelots
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2006-09-18 07:21:39 |
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Description:
rthu foundation
presents an evening of
Baul Music by celebrated singer Ms. Parvathy Baul
followed by an *Organic dinner
on Friday 22nd September 2006 at Alliance Francaise de Bangalore at 7.30 pm.
Tickets cost Rs. 200 for the performance and Rs. 500 for performance with dinner.
Tickets available at Alliance Francaise de Bangalore, Jaiva Counters or contact 94484 70353/98867 28454 or email: bangaloreorganic@yahoo.com
About rthu foundation rthufoundation networks organic farmers and helps them find a sustainabledirect market for their produces. Weekly Sunday organic bazaars areheld at different parts of the city like Banashankari, Banargatta Road,Indiranagar and Kasturi nagar.
For more details contact: bangaloreorganic@yahoo.com.
rthuis a self funded organisation. Please do support our work to assistsmall-scale organic farmers as well as to launch a movement for healthyliving in Bangalore.
About Parvathy Baul
Parvathy Baul : vocals, ektara and duggi Parvathywas born 1976. She started singing and dancing at an early age indifferent Bengali folk styles. She is also trained as a painter. At theage of 17, she was initiated to Baul practices by Shri Sanathan DasBaul from the Bakura district, one of the highly honoured Baul gurusfrom Bengal, who is now over 80 years old. Although she follows hisstyle, she always puts her own flavour to her songs. Parvathy is a full time practitioner; mostly she sings with ektara andduggi while dancing. It is in a slow motion which is very specific tothat school. Although she now lives in Kerala, Parvathy goes back toBengal every year in order to live with different masters and learnmore songs and practices from them.
About Baul Music
The music of the Bauls, bAul saMgeet, (recorded as early as the mid-18th century) refers to a particular type of folk song of sung by Bauls in the rural Bengal. It carries influences of bhakti movements as well as the shuphi, a form of Sufi song mediated by many thousand miles of cultural intermixing, exemplified by the songs of Kabir, for instance. Their music represents a long heritage of preaching mysticism through songs in Bengal. (Wikipedia.com)
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