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Har
Jan Bolat Sri Ram Gurmat
Sangeet
By Satvinder
Singh
Surjit
Singh Matu Surjit Singh -Dilruba A passionate recital of Gurmat Sangeet from Satvinder Singh who initially learned from recordings of old Masters. He complimented his musical knowledge from Ustad Harbhajan Singh and Dilruba from Ustad Gurdev Singh. Dandot Sajana
Sant Aayo Mere
Har
Jan Bolat Sri Ram Nama
Mat
Dekh Bhoola Visare
Gur
Jaisa Nahi Ko Dev
Sun
Sun Jeewa Teri Bani
Khoob
Khoob ….. Tero Naam
Ram Ram Bol Bol Khojate Vadhbhagi
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Katha
Vikhyan & Kirtan
By
Jathedar
Amar Singh Nakorha With Namdhari Jatha
Jathedar Amar Singh Ji have a versatile style and keeps his audience captivated by his powerful oratory skills. Here he described the events leading to Sri Satguru Ram Singh Ji exile in 1872. He writes and performs his own poetry and describes the situation with simple words.
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Katha
Vikhyan & Kirtan
By
Baba
Shinda Ji With Namdhari Jatha
Baba Shinda Ji have a unique
style of dewaan with such a passion and emotion that nobody is left
untouched. He describes the events after Satguru Ram Singh was exiled
and how Namdharis suffered at the hands of British rulers and their
cronies. The hardship suffered by Satguru Hari Singh Ji and Mata Jewaan
Kaur is described in heart rendering fashion.
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Namaskar
Gurdev Ko
By
Surjit
Singh Kavi (Kavita
& Katha)
Surjit Singh Kavi has a gift for creating beautiful poetry and he recites poetry in his melodious voice. He conveys his message in an eloquent way with a steady and balanced way, that leaves no doubt in your mind. On the auspicious occasion of Parkash Ustav of Sri Satguru Nanak Dev Ji and Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji, He describes some events from Their lives.
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Chup
Karke
By
Chanan
Singh Chaman
(Kavita)
Chanan Singh Ji Chaman has a unique style of reciting poetry and delivers his message with a touch of (lots of) humour. He uses such simple words that you are carried in its flow and finish the sentences for him. You marvel at his expert prose that combine a powerful message of social reform with his style of humour. He tackles serious topics with his special style that you become involved in the events. You laugh with him, sing with him, and create poetry with him.
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Asa
Di Var
By
(Recorded
in New Delhi) 1076 Disc 1 1077 Disc 2 Aasa
Di Var -
rendering of var from aasa raag is traditionally
performed in the early morning and is concluded with the sunrise.
With the blessing of the Supreme Spiritual leader of the Namdhari Sikhs, Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji, Namdhari Raagis have taken this concept to another level of excellence. Their rendering of sabads in classical music, with the string instruments is unsurpassed by anyone. When sadh sangat listen to their electric performance while doing naam simran in the early morning, they have the vision and feeling of Heaven on earth.
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Manaye
Laehey Har Kantey
By
Sant
Darshan Singh
Sant
Khajan Singh The
legendary brother musicians of Namdhari Panth, Sant Darshan Singh &
Sant Khajan Singh served all their lives for Sri Satguru Partap Singh Ji
and Sri Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji. They accomapnied Sri Satguru to many
parts of the world. Some of their performances from their visit to East Africa in 1959 during Hola Mahla at Kampala is presented. hau
vwir vwir jwau gur gopwl suix
sKIey imil audmu kryhw mnwie lYih hir kMqY nwnk
gur ibnu mn kw qwku n auGVY mqu
dyiK BUlw vIsrY qyrw iciq n AwvY nwau pRB
jIau Ksmwnw kir ipAwry BwvnI
Bgq jy
qU imqRü AswfVw ihk BorI nw vyCoiV imlu
myry pRIqmw jIau quDu ibnu KrI inmwxI siqgur
mUriq kau bil jwau ey
duie nYnw miq Cuhau ipr dyKn kI Aws swjnw
sMq Awau myrY suix
Xwr hmwry sjx iek krau bynµqIAw rwm rwm boil boil Kojqy bfBwgI
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By
& in the presence of
His
Holiness Sri
Satguru Jagjit Singh Ji
Katik
Hovey Sadhsang
Vara “Vara” - A unique style ‘Aasa Di Vaar’ - developed and mastered by Namdhari Jathedars using ‘dholak’ and ‘chhaney’(Folk CYxy). It is a highly electric and emotional rendering of Gurbani – in the early hours of the morning – concluding with the first ray of sunrise. It has a profound effect on the audience. “Vara” has become part of the Namdhari music culture. This vara was recorded in Sri Bhaini Sahib. mohn
Gir Awvhu krau jodrIAw myro
suMdru khhu imlY ikqu glI hau
bil jweI lK lK lK brIAw myry
swihbw kauxu jwxY gux qyry durmiq
isau nwnk PiDE rwiK lyhu Bgvwn psI
bYkMTy jwie Awpy
rsIAw Awip rsu Awpy rwvxhwru gunhI
BirAw mY iPrw loku khY drvysu kqik
ikrqu pieAw jo pRB BwieAw jy
qU vqih AM|xy hB Driq suhwvI hoie BeI
inrwsI bhuqu idn lwgy jb
AweI hY kwqk kI ruq sIql qwrIly
ginkw ibnu rUp kuibjw ibAwiD Ajwmlu qwrIAly rwmu
rmhu bfBwgIho jil Qil mhIAil soie kiqk
hovY swDsMgu ibnsih sBy soc qum Gir Awvhu myry mIq
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