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| Biruwa | Posted
on 05-Mar-04 09:13 AM
How is a song distinguished from a gajal. I know that you can feel the difference. But is there a certain musical nuisance that differentiates them. Any musical guru in sajha? For example is the following a gajal? or song? 'Na Kajare Ki Dhar’ by pankaj udas in film mohara. |
| Biruwa | Posted
on 05-Mar-04 09:18 AM
correction: nuance not nuisance :-) |
| Nepe | Posted
on 05-Mar-04 05:08 PM
Biruwa ji, I am not a musical whiz, but I guess I can answer your query. Ghazal is more a poetic form than a musical one. The lyrics of the above song is not a ghazal. So from lyrics's point of view, it is not a ghazal. From the musical point of view, traditional ghazal singing is loosely considered as an offshhot of semi-classical music genre like thumri, dadra, tappa etc. However, there is no fixed pattern for ghazal singing. Following links may be helpful to understand what is and what is not ghazal. - http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/gazal.html - http://www.ebazm.com/ghazal.htm |
| Prem Charo | Posted
on 05-Mar-04 07:40 PM
Biruwa, Are you from India ?? if you wanna post something in Indian "Dhoti" go to dhotii discussion. Why are you crying Hindi dude?? PC :) |
| Biruwa | Posted
on 06-Mar-04 08:51 AM
Thank you Nepe for u'r help. That link was pretty helpful. Prem Charo ji, To;}nfO eG5g 5f]6f] dfgl;stf . |
| SAJHACOP | Posted
on 07-Mar-04 09:32 AM
Saale Gandu Prem Charo!! First of all check this thread posted by yourself and then accuse someone of being "dhoti" Thread posted by Prem Charo -- - http://www.sajha.com/sajha/html/OpenThread.cfm?forum=2&ThreadID=14206 DOUBLE STANDARD CHARO, PREM CHARO!! |