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Kabootri Devi: First Woman Folk Singer Of Uttarakhand - कबूतरी देवी

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sanjupahari:
If anyone knows abt her a brief note would be circulated in all the Uttarakhandeez, i would promote that, initiator is required, frm my side i would like to promote the name of Mehta JI....1 one page write up would be more than enoough,,,plz plz do it kaise bhi...take ur time.

एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:


Sanju da,

Oh h .. such a high praise.  Sure I will collect  some fore information about  her.



--- Quote from: sanjupahari on October 08, 2007, 01:12:39 AM ---arey yaaar Mehta jeww.....ab to bhaiyyyaaa main aapka fan hooo gaya hu....muzhey apni saran main le loo maaalik....kya kamaal ki cheez laye hoo aaap,....really thnkful 2 u
maine unko waise live suna tha aaj se 2-3 saal pahle Delhi haat main....sach main dats d real folk....n she is equally gus at Harmonium too..
we must promote such hardcore folk singers ,,,, nay step in dis direction wud b highly supported (tan-man-dhan se)..
cheers....
n i salute our Folk Singer Kabootari Devi

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mahender_sundriyal:
Namaskar,
Kabootari Devi was one of the most accomplished singer of her era.  I have a few recordings of her songs from Akashvani archives.  If Anubhav Upadhyay ji helps me, I will be able to upload those songs.  I have also contacted Najibabad and Lucknow Stations of AIR to get more information about as well as find out more archival recordings of this great singer. Akashvani Almora has no recordings.

One more thing.  Listeners of this era may find her singing a bit awkward.  But while listening to her songs, please bear in mind that in those days the recording facilities were primitive.  Moreover, that era was greatly influenced by nasal-tone singing.  If you listen to the singing doyens of that era like Pandit Pulaskar, Onkar Nath Thakur, Mallikarjun Mansur, KL Sehgal, Noor Jehan, et al, you will find that they used to rely more on nasal tones, particularly on the higher notes (taar saptak).  Nevertheless, she was a great singer.

Namaskar

Anubhav / अनुभव उपाध्याय:
Thanks Sundariyal ji, You can give me the songs I can upload them on any free site and we can link it here.


--- Quote from: mahender_sundriyal on October 11, 2007, 11:41:28 AM ---Namaskar,
Kabootari Devi was one of the most accomplished singer of her era.  I have a few recordings of her songs from Akashvani archives.  If Anubhav Upadhyay ji helps me, I will be able to upload those songs.  I have also contacted Najibabad and Lucknow Stations of AIR to get more information about as well as find out more archival recordings of this great singer. Akashvani Almora has no recordings.

One more thing.  Listeners of this era may find her singing a bit awkward.  But while listening to her songs, please bear in mind that in those days the recording facilities were primitive.  Moreover, that era was greatly influenced by nasal-tone singing.  If you listen to the singing doyens of that era like Pandit Pulaskar, Onkar Nath Thakur, Mallikarjun Mansur, KL Sehgal, Noor Jehan, et al, you will find that they used to rely more on nasal tones, particularly on the higher notes (taar saptak).  Nevertheless, she was a great singer.

Namaskar

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एम.एस. मेहता /M S Mehta 9910532720:

Sir,

First of all, i would like to welcome you Mera Pahad Forum. We need bleesing and co-operation from people like you so that we can keep our cultural values intact at some extent.

We used listen songs of Kaboorti Devi Ji, on Akaswani. In fact she was only femal singer whose songs were boradcasted in Akahaswani.



--- Quote from: mahender_sundriyal on October 11, 2007, 11:41:28 AM ---Namaskar,
Kabootari Devi was one of the most accomplished singer of her era.  I have a few recordings of her songs from Akashvani archives.  If Anubhav Upadhyay ji helps me, I will be able to upload those songs.  I have also contacted Najibabad and Lucknow Stations of AIR to get more information about as well as find out more archival recordings of this great singer. Akashvani Almora has no recordings.

One more thing.  Listeners of this era may find her singing a bit awkward.  But while listening to her songs, please bear in mind that in those days the recording facilities were primitive.  Moreover, that era was greatly influenced by nasal-tone singing.  If you listen to the singing doyens of that era like Pandit Pulaskar, Onkar Nath Thakur, Mallikarjun Mansur, KL Sehgal, Noor Jehan, et al, you will find that they used to rely more on nasal tones, particularly on the higher notes (taar saptak).  Nevertheless, she was a great singer.

Namaskar

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