DeKulture Beyond....A Voice from the bygone era Punjabi Folk Music Audio CD | Traditional Indian Songs, Devotional & Cultural Album, Gift for Music

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Dhadhi was traditionally meant to induce valor and instigate one to act. The tone is also one which conveys a strong belief, attempts to bring one face to face with truths and thereby tug at the soul. Dhadhi rhythms with such gusto that was hitherto unknown in the Kalam and Qawwalli renditions of the Sufi genre. The Dhadhi musical tradition of India has evolved over the last four hundred years. It originated at the time of the great Sikh guru- Guru Hargobind who used to invite exponent musicians to perform in his court in order to inspire courage and valor within the growing Sikh community and both Muslim and Sikh Dhadhi musicians used to perform in the Guru’s courts.. ‘Beyond’ presents the centuries old compositions based on tragic love stories of Punjab, India. Sharif Idu, a Sufi Dhadhi artist along with his accompanist Dhadh players and backing vocalists are featured in this album. He is one of the rarest musicians of the Dhadhi tradition who incorporate Sufi philosophies and music in their performance. His open throated voice with an accompaniment of a hundred year old Sarangi(normally detuned) infuses such depth of emotion that sometimes the lyrics become

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• ✓Dhadhi was traditionally meant to induce valor and instigate one to act. The tone is also one which conveys a strong belief, attempts to bring one face to face with truths and thereby tug at the soul
• ✓Dhadhi rhythms with such gusto that was hitherto unknown in the Kalam and Qawwalli renditions of the Sufi genre. The Dhadhi musical tradition of India has evolved over the last four hundred years. It originated at the time of the great Sikh guru- Guru Hargobind who used to invite exponent musicians to perform in his court in order to inspire courage and valor within the growing Sikh community and both Muslim and Sikh Dhadhi musicians used to perform in the Guru’s courts.
• ✓‘Beyond’ presents the centuries old compositions based on tragic love stories of Punjab, India. Sharif Idu, a Sufi Dhadhi artist along with his accompanist Dhadh players and backing vocalists are featured in this album. He is one of the rarest musicians of the Dhadhi tradition who incorporate Sufi philosophies and music in their performance. His open throated voice with an accompaniment of a hundred year old Sarangi(normally detuned) infuses such depth of emotion that sometimes the lyrics become