लोक गीत - मांगणयार, गवरी बाई के गीत

Title: लोक गीत - मांगणयार, गवरी बाई के गीत
Alternative title: A compilation of songs sung by various folk singers of Rajasthan
Creator: Kothari, Komal
Date Created: January 1, 1990 - December 31, 1999
Date: 1990/1999
Language: Marwari
Collection: Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
Program: Modern Endangered Archives Program

Description: A tape with compilation of songs from different sources. The first track contains a song by the famous Mand singers Gavri Bai, followed by a few songs sung by various musicians of the Manganiar community. The last three tracks on this tape contains songs sung by female musicians of the Manganiar community, Ankala and Rukma.
Contents note: 1. 'Ratan rano', a song related to the ballad of Ratan Raika sung by Gavri Bai with Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment. 2. 'Tasu kate janam maran' a Krishna Bhajan sung by Lakha Khan Manganiar with Sindhi Sarangi and Dholak accompaniment. 3. 'Jago shyam manohar', a Krishna Bhajan sung by Lakha Khan Manganiar with Sindhi Sarangi and Dholak accompaniment. 4. 'Toba Khata de', a Sindhi song sung by Lakha Khan Manganiar with Sindhi Sarangi and Dholak accompaniment. 5. 'Pani Bharva Gayo Talab', a song sung by a male singers with Kamaicha accompaniment. 5. 'Bannada', a wedding song sung by Gazi Khan Manganiar, Luna Khan Manganiar and Hakim Khan Manganiar with Kamaicha and Dholak accompaniment. 6. 'Banna bhala padharo sa', a wedding song sung by male singers of the Manganiar community with Kamaicha and Dholak accompaniment. 7. 'Bhol bhanwar re', a song, sung by Ankala Manganiar, with Dhol accompaniment. 8. 'Avludi' a song about longing for one's lover, sung by Ankala Manganiar with Dhol accompaniment. 9. 'Laskariyo', a welcome song sung by Ankala Manganiar and Rukma Manganiar with Dhol accompaniment.

Genre: sound recordings
Subject Geographic: Rajasthan (India)
Resource type: sound recording
Subjects: Kamaicha
Manganiar
Mand
Wedding music
Female Vocalist
Sindhi Sarangi
Folk songs, Rajasthani--India--Rajasthan
Dholak
Bowed stringed instruments--Bowing
Ballads, Rajasthani
Stringed instruments
Oral tradition

Rights statement: unknown
Rights Holder: Rupayan Sansthan, rupayansansthan@gmail.com
Funding Note: Digitization for the Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia.