Monday, April 11, 2011

Ustad Amir Khan who is he? Part 2

He had cultivated his communication till it was as exquisitely chiselled as a fix of form. Time presenting a raga he unfolded it with extremity acquisition, sustenance and purity. At nowadays, when an ascendant billet appeared to be suspended in mid-air, he un- expectedly prefabricated a lightning jest on that state, retentive the opportunity spellbound. Because of his inbred, instinctive know- ridge of avakash, kal and laya he was fit to change his voice articulate as if he was revelation swaras from two diverse octaves simultaneously, treating his interview to a unequalled supernal ex- perience. His ascendance over layakari and the swaras was com- plete. His taans though complicated, and stentorian comprise of accommodate, and he rapt majestically through this move with his state prosperous voice. Listeners were ever favour- ably impressed by his gayaki and delicate demo of diatonic beauty. He did not hold with the touristy whim that the tarana was rightful a tongue-twisting use with a unmeaning foregather of text, involving a lot of voeal jugglery in an ever-increasing tempo. He always put into a tarana a Farsi couplet inter- woven in the ostensibly hollow 'Dir tun, tan, din yalali, yalallum', and candidly believed that these syllables did tally whatever mysterious and cerebration mean. According to him it was the Persian muhammadan Emeer Khusro who invented the tarana. Emeer Khan was rattling intense on establishing this theory by carrying out investigate to disintegrate the invisible meanings of the tarana.

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