Immerse yourself in the rhythmic mastery of Bickram Ghosh with his 2017 album, "The Prince of Tabla." Born into a family of musical luminaries, Bickram Ghosh is the son of the esteemed tabla artist Pandit Shankar Ghosh and vocalist Sanjukta Ghosh. His prodigious talent was recognized early, and he was affectionately dubbed the 'Prince of Tabla' by none other than George Harrison. This album is a testament to his virtuosity, featuring a captivating blend of ghazal and bhajan genres, showcasing his deep-rooted classical training and innovative spirit.
"The Prince of Tabla" spans a concise yet impactful 41 minutes, with tracks like "Peshkaar And Kaida Gat (Teentaal Vilambit)" and "Teental Dhrut (16 Beats)" that highlight Ghosh's intricate tabla playing and his ability to weave traditional rhythms into a tapestry of sound. Collaborating with renowned artists such as Rajan Mishra, Sajan Mishra, Vishnu Sahai, and Fida Hussain Khan, the album is a celebration of Indian classical music, offering a rich and textured listening experience.
Ghosh's work has garnered international acclaim, and this album is no exception. It's a must-listen for anyone eager to explore the depths of Indian classical music and the genius of one of its most celebrated tabla players. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or a newcomer to the world of tabla, "The Prince of Tabla" promises an enchanting journey through the timeless traditions of Indian music.
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