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होली के गीत व वार्ता

Description:
Field recording of celebration of the Holi festival at a village in Rajasthan. The recording contains songs related to the festival of Holi, conversations among the singers and participants of the celebrations, and ambient sounds. Holi is a festival of colours, celebrating spring.1. 'Derani jethani panida ne chali', 2. Conversation about fetching water. 3. 'Panch panch rupya leyne re', 4. An instrumental melody played on the Bansuri with Dholak accompaniment. 5. Series of songs about the Holi festival, followed by a conversation among the singers and the recordists. 6. 'Keloji wale dhaliyo ayo', 7. 'Thari mami suti barne ore re', 8. 'Aj kina ne ghar ro nivtaro ayo', 9. 'Apra khojiya rupiya hoya', 10. Conversation about celebrating Holi.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
होली के गीत व वार्ता

जोगिया सारंगी- चेलाराम जोगी

Description:
Field recording of songs sung by Chelaram Jogi and Kaluram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. Most of these songs are narratives songs. The recording also contains brief conversations among the singer and the recordist about the narrative of the songs.1. 'Ismail Khan', a narrative song about a man known as Ismail Khan, sung by Kaluram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 2. A conversation among the artist and the recordist about the cult of Jogis and their Guru. 3. 'Jassa Lakhma', a narrative song about two Bhil brothers who set out as thieves in order to survive. This is sung by Kaluram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 4. A conversation among the artist and the recordist about the story of Jassa and Lakhma Bhil. 5. A conversation among the recordist and Chelaram Jogi about his musical repertoire and patronage system within the community. 6. 'Kurja', a song about a woman asking a bird to take her letter to her lover, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 7. 'Pavna aya ji ramjamiya', a narrative song sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. This is followed by an explaination of the song in Hindi by the singer. 8. 'Ramori dukhra me', a narrative song sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. This is followed by an explaination of the song in Hindi by the singer. 9. 'Sadu ghar aya reji', a narrative song sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
जोगिया सारंगी- चेलाराम जोगी

पुंगी

Description:
Field recording of a few instrumental melodies played on the Pungi by Surabhnath Jogi from Gujarat. This is followed by a series of 'Bidai' songs sung by a group of women of a tribal community of Rajasthan. Bidai songs are sung in farewell to the bride as she leaves her natal home.1. An instrumental rendition of the song 'Ompuri', played on the Pungi by Surabhnath Jogi. This is preceded by a brief self introduction by the artist. 2. An instrumental rendition of the song composed by Nathusingh Devra, played on the Pungi by Surabhnath Jogi. 3. An instrumental rendition of the song 'Panihari', played on the Pungi by Surabhnath Jogi. 4. 'Bidai' songs sung by a group of women with sounds of a woman crying in the background. Bidai songs are wedding songs sung during the departure of the bride from her house to her in-laws. 5. Instrumental percussion played on the Tankora and Dhol. 6. 'Bidai' songs sung by a group of women with sounds of a woman crying in the background. Bidai songs are wedding songs sung during the departure of the bride from her natal home.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
पुंगी

लोक गीत

Description:
Field recording of songs sung by two women, Jani and Sundar, of the Bhil community from Nathdwara, Rajasthan.1. 'Mhare behen ra behnoi aya pavna re', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community. 2. 'Mhare sasuri ro jaye re put', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community. 3. 'Nam nikalo piya ji', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community. 4. 'Bara maye baithi re kukkari', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community. 5. 'Nayi thanedar re', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community. 6. 'Havar mathe katariyo phool', a song sung by two women of the Bhil community.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
लोक गीत

घर के गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of women. Most of these songs are either devotional or wedding songs.1. 'Khatira re beto athe bajotiyo', a song about an interaction between a woman and her sister in law, sung by a group of women. The song is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 2. 'Aj suraj bhal ugyo', a love song sung by a group of women. 3. 'Nandal baisa rimjhim karta aiyo', a song about an interaction between a woman and her sister in law, sung by a group of women. 4. 'Mata angane', a devotional song dedicated to a female deity sung by a group of women. 4. 'Gandhi ka beta kisturi', a song sung by a group of women. 5. 'Har guthiyo mhari mai', a devotional song, dedicated to a female deity, sung by a group of women.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
घर के गीत

चेलाराम जोगी

Description:
Field recording of balladic ritual narratives sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment.1. A narrative about a Thakur who abuses all of his fellow villagers and is turned into a donkey through divine intervention as a result, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 2. Ritual narrative of Tejaji, centred around the local deity Tejaji, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 3. A narrative about Rani Pingala, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
चेलाराम जोगी

घर के गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community, also known as the Banjara community of Rajasthan. From the intermittent conversations in the recording, it has been determined that Genevieve Dournon, a French ethnomusicologist, was also present during the recording.1. 'Nagar bel surangi', a song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 2. 'Pyara bhabhisa pehlo mas lago', a wedding song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 3. 'Ajwan to ajmeri laido sa', a song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 4. 'Jhirmir jhirmir meh barselo', a monsoon song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. 5. 'Nanha munna bachcha paida ho gaya',a child birth song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. 6. 'Palang bicha de koi', a song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
घर के गीत

लोकगीत

Description:
Recording of a performance by singers Veena Rakecha and Rameshji with Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment. This is followed by recording of rehearsals and performances by a choir of male and female singers singing Rajasthani folk songs with Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment.1. An introduction to the song by Rameshji. 2. 'Veera o veero olu thari ave', a song about a woman at her in-laws, longing for her brother, sung by Veena Rakecha with Harmonium, Sitar and Dholak accompaniment. 2. 'Mhare des me garh dungariya', a song sung by a chorus of male and female singers with Harmonium, Sitar and Dholak accompaniment. 3. 'Bolyo to hu toh re', a song sung by a chorus of female singers with Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment. 4. 'Mohan murali le gayo', a song about Krishna, sung by a chorus of female singers with Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment. 5. Rehearsal of choir singing 'Mohan murali le gayo', recorded with interruptions and pauses. 6. 'Morani gurad gurad kurlave', a song about a female peacock sung by a female singer with Dholak accompaniment. 7. 'Run jhun baje ghunghra ji', a song sung by two female singers with Dholak and Harmonium accompaniment. 8. 'Bajeche nopat baja mahra digipuri ka raja', a song sung by a chorus of female singers with Harmonium, Bansuri and Dholak accompaniment. 9. Recording of a casual interaction between a few women and a child. 10. Rehearsal of the choir of female singers singing 'Run jhun baje ghunghra ji' with Harmonium and Duff accompaniment.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
लोकगीत

पाबुजी री कथा व राजा रसाळू री बात

Description:
An episode from the epic of Pabuji, a pastoral deity from western Rajasthan. The epic of Pabuji is usually performed as 'Pabuji ri Par' with a painted scroll and Ravanhatha accompaniment. However, in this recording, Prabhudas Bhopa, Bhaggu Bai and Sakku Bai perform with Tandura and Manjira accompaniment without the painted scroll. This form of narration is known as 'Baithi Varta'. This tape also contains an episode from the ballad of Raja Rasalu narrated by the same musicians. The narration alternates between sung verse known as 'Gav' and spoken elaboration of it known as 'Arthav'.
Date:
1986-06-20
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
पाबुजी री कथा व राजा रसाळू री बात

पाबुजी री कथा

Description:
An episode from the epic of Pabuji, a pastoral deity from western Rajasthan. The epic of Pabuji is usually performed as 'Pabuji ri Par' with a painted scroll and Ravanhatha accompaniment. However, in this recording, Prabhudas Bhopa, Bhaggu Bai and Sakku Bai of the Kamad community perform with Tandura and Manjira accompaniment without the painted scroll. This form of narration is known as 'Baithi Varta'. The narration alternates between sung verse known as 'Gav' and spoken elaboration of it known as 'Arthav'.
Date:
1986-06-19
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
पाबुजी री कथा

पाबुजी री कथा

Description:
An episode from the epic of Pabuji, a pastoral deity from western Rajasthan. The epic of Pabuji is usually performed as 'Pabuji ri Par' with a painted scroll and Ravanhatha accompaniment. However, in this recording, Prabhudas Bhopa, Bhaggu Bai and Sakku Bai of the Kamad community perform with Tandura and Manjira accompaniment without the painted scroll. This form of narration is known as 'Baithi Varta'. The narration alternates between sung verse known as 'Gav' and spoken elaboration of it known as 'Arthav'.
Date:
1986-06-19
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
पाबुजी री कथा

तेजदान जी, बोरुंदा - अकाल

Description:
An interview of Tejdan Detha, a renowned folklorist and writer, conducted by Komal Kothari on the topic of several famines that have occurred in Rajasthan and a variety of poems written about them. The famines discussed are those of the years 1899, 1918 and 1939. However these are referred to by their corresponding Vikram Samvat calendar dates. The 1899 famine, a devastating one, is referred to as 'Chhappaniya Akal' because of its corresponding Vikram Samvat year, 1956. Tejdan Detha narrates anecdotes, stories and recites poetry written by himself, Jugtidan Detha and Sabaldan Detha.
Date:
1986-07-03
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
तेजदान जी, बोरुंदा - अकाल

लोक गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of female singers of the Bhil community consisting of Sawali, Lambadi, Shanti, Rajari, Homli and Bidami from Jekra and Reechawar villages of Udaipur district in Rajasthan.1. 'Magre tilari badhta re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 2. 'Apna desh me maruvo topi walo ayo re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 3. 'Gairiya wale re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 4. 'Bhaga ghar ra dhada re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 5. 'Ladkiyo re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 6. 'Mhara vir himajal ra ghaduliyo', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 7. 'Apna desh me maruvo topi walo ayo', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 8. 'Baba halwe halwe rolaje', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 9. 'Rupiye deye deye sahukar hoyo re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 10. 'Nani nareli re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
लोक गीत

भजन- अम्बासा गांव में

Description:
Songs sung by the tribal communities from Udaipur district, Rajasthan. The tape contains a performance by girls and boys from the Gandhi Ashram at Dungarpur, followed by a ritual devotional narrative about the birth of Krishna.1. A song sung by a group of male and female singers of the Garasia community. 2. A series of songs sung with dance performed by girls an boys of the Gandhi Ashram, Dungarpur, District Udaipur, Rajasthan. 3. A ritual devotional narrative about the birth of Krishna, sung by a male singer and followed by a group of male and female singers.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
भजन- अम्बासा गांव में

घर के गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community, also known as the Banjara community of Rajasthan. From the intermittent conversations in the recording, it has been determined that Genevieve Dournon, a French ethnomusicologist, was also present during the recording.1. 'Ladu sandhiya dod sagi', a song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 2. 'Balak bannadi', a wedding song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 3. 'Jugat se baithaiya pyara lago sa', a song sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 4. A French song sung by Genevieve Dournon, the recordist. The song contains intermittent conversations between Komal Kothari, Genevieve Dournon and the singers. 5. 'Mhare hatheliya re bich chala par giya', a dance song, sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 6. 'Mere sath nhi khele re kuwar kanhaiya', a song dedicated to Krishna sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari. 7. 'Kanha hath baja lekar aana', a song dedicated to Krishna, sung by a group of women of the Gavaria community. This is followed by a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
घर के गीत

भजन- अम्बासा गांव में

Description:
Bhajans and devotional songs sung by male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community, which is a subdivision of the Bhil community in the Udaipur district of Rajasthan. In this recording, the singers sing the Bhajans of the Garasia community and sing one of their own Bhajans towards the latter part of the recording only upon the request of the recordist.1. 'Samaliya chauk me mela mandiyo', a Bhajan sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 2. 'Prabhu padharo girnar wala', a Bhajan sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 3. 'Aj pehla kun sa dev ne sivru ao hari mhare anganiye', a Bhajan dedicated to Hari or Krishna, sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 4. 'Babji gari kevaye maharaj', a Bhajan sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 5. 'Mati raho ni algare javo hari milbane', a Bhajan dedicated to Hari or Krishna, sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 6. 'Pehlo parcho babo ajmal ji ne dino', a Bhajan sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 7. 'Balak marag halo re', a Bhajan sung by a group of male and female singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. This is followed by a request by the recordist to the singers of the Kataria Bhil community to sing Bhajans of their own community instead of those that they have learnt from the Garasia community. 8. 'Mama mharo bandiyo suwar jaye re', a Bhajan sung by a group of male singers of the Kataria Bhil community with Dhak and Thali accompaniment. 9. A song sung by a group of male and female singers of the Garasia community.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
भजन- अम्बासा गांव में

घर के गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of women. Most of these songs are either devotional, wedding or love songs. Background sounds from a construction site are audible in the recording.1. 'The mhare vansh badhayo', a devotional song sung by a group of women. 2. 'Gori mehla me nyav chukasiya', a wedding song sung by a group of women. The song is followed by a conversation among the singers. 3. 'Pehla ji mas lago bal man jae', a monsoon song sung by a group of women. 4. 'Dar lage bhanwar mhane', a Jachcha or maternity song sung by a group of women. The song contains a conversation among the singers and Komal Kothari, in the middle of the recording. 5. 'Unche magre javano', a song sung by a group of women. 6. 'Panch mohar ko khunkhuniyo', a devotional song dedicated to Krishna, sung by a group of women. The song is followed by a conversation among the singers. 7. 'Athine laija lal ki badhai', a song describing relations between a woman and her in-laws, sung by a group of women. The song is followed by a conversation among the singers.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
घर के गीत

लोक गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of female singers of the Bhil community consisting of Jani, Sundar, Kakudi and Hakri, from Jekra village of Udaipur district in Rajasthan.1. 'Laxmanji wali pihar chali re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 2. 'Ghagariye ri rati kor re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 3. 'Rah dekhe re sadak sadak bavo ave re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 4. 'Bara maye baithi kukari re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 5. 'Udi udi bawri re'. a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 6. 'Himli ra lare chora', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 7. 'Avati Holi dhud kara re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 8. 'Holi bai jave re jave', a Holi festival song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community.9. 'Mhare bhai bhatija ri jod re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 10. 'Rajiya wali gal bol re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. 11. 'Char guna ri bawri re', a song sung by a group of women of the Bhil community. Holi is a festival of colours, celebrating spring.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
लोक गीत

जोगिया सारंगी- चेलाराम जोगी

Description:
Field recording of songs sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. Most of these songs are narratives songs. The recording also contains brief conversations among the singer and the recordist about the narrative of the songs. The last two track in the recording are sung by a female singer with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment.1. 'Lalusa', a narrative song sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 2. 'Gani gani khamma rama dhaniya', a devotional song dedicated to multiple deities, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 3. 'Uncha uncha devi ra dungra re', a narrative devotional song dedicated to a female deity, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. This is followed by an explaination of the song in Hindi by the singer. 4. A narrative song about the legend of Sravan kumar and his deeds while carrying his aging parent for pilgrimage, sung by Chelaram Jogi with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 5. 'Rathori raja', a song about a Rathaur King, sung by a female singer with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment. 6. 'Mhara bichuriya thari boli pyari lagi', a love song sung by a female singer with Jogiya Sarangi accompaniment.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
जोगिया सारंगी- चेलाराम जोगी

लोक गीत

Description:
Field recording of women's songs sung by a group of women. Most of these songs devotional in nature or are related to experiences of married life from a woman's perspective.1. 'Ugte suraj ro suro', a song sung by a group of female singers. 2. 'Koi ni suniyo re vira namdev ra', a song sung by a group of female singers. 3. 'Kin ro byav kin ri diwri re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 4. 'Jhur re jhur ava babaji ave re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 5. 'Thare mahre unala ri kol re khetiya', a song sung by a group of female singers. 6. 'Mal mathe mawri re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 7. 'Khela gairiya Holi ri rat re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 8. 'Mhane pihar pahuchao re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 9. 'Mhare hathe lagi re gairiya re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 10. 'Mata rang lago', a song sung by a group of female singers. 11. 'Ghodaliye chadh bapur ave re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 12. 'Heli chamak kadiya', a song sung by a group of female singers. 13. 'Khichdi randau papad senkau', a song sung by a group of female singers. 14. 'Bed puche birani re', a song sung by a group of female singers. 15. 'Mhara sala kabutar re', a song sung by a group of female singers.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
लोक गीत

नूरबानो के गीत

Description:
Studio recording of songs sung by a folk singer Noor Bano, from Sindh, Pakistan, with Sarangi, Flute, Sitar, Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment.1. 'Maike me jo na bolu', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 2. 'Ayal ammaji mera sajan aye', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 3. 'Allah Mohommad aaya', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sitar, Harmonium and Dholak accompaniment. 4. 'Akhiya ve allah allah', a song sung by Noor Bano with Harmonium, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 5. 'Haijo tak namazi', a song sung by Noor Bano with Harmonium, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 6. 'Vada-e-watan', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 7. An instrumental melody played on the Murali with Dholak accompaniment. 8. 'Watan jo lae mahir', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Synthesizer, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 9. 'Yar lare muto gav', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Synthesizer, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 10. 'Kul be payaro', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Synthesizer, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 11. 'Khadiya mai bangle pe', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Morchang, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 12. 'Ja ja kun bat ni', a song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Synthesizer, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 13. 'Raat mujru hame allah', a song sung by Noor Bano with Banjo, Synthesizer and Dholak accompaniment. 14. A song sung by Noor Bano with Sarangi, Synthesizer, Flute and Dholak accompaniment. 15. An instrumental melody played on the Algoza.
Date:
1980-1989
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
नूरबानो के गीत

तेजदान जी, बोरुंदा - अकाल

Description:
An interview of Tejdan Detha, a renowned folklorist and writer, conducted by Komal Kothari on the topic of several famines that have occurred in Rajasthan and a variety of poems written about them. The famines discussed are those of the years 1899, 1918 and 1939. However these are referred to by their corresponding Vikram Samvat calendar dates. The 1899 famine, a devastating one, is referred to as 'Chhappaniya Akal' because of its corresponding Vikram Samvat or the Indian calendar system year, 1956. Tejdan Detha narrates anecdotes, stories and recites poetry written by himself, Jugtidan Detha and Sabaldan Detha.
Date:
1986-07-03
Resource Type:
sound recording
Collection:
Recordings of Hereditary Musicians of Western Rajasthan
तेजदान जी, बोरुंदा - अकाल