Showing posts with label PAKISTAN. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PAKISTAN. Show all posts

Friday, January 12, 2024

Neeki Lagat Mohe Apne Piya Ki - Hazrat Shah Turab Ali Qalandar Hyderabadi


Ali Akbar Qawwal sounds the most like his late father and Ustad Munshi Raziuddin Qawwal.

Here he presents a mesmerizing rendition of Turab Hyderabadi's kalam Neeki Lagat Mohe Apne Piya Ki.

Just adore Turab Hyderabadi's verse "Chaen parrat naahi mukh daikay bina, Daikh najar bhar jaat mari re" which so perfectly depicts the universal desire take pleasure from looking upon the beloved.

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

The Dream Journey – Discovering Musicians Across Pakistan



dreamjourneyfilm@gmail.com



Contributions may be made at:
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Ustad Abdullah Niazi & Waqas Niazi


What began as a whimsical idea quickly took shape with the infectious enthusiasm of participants and was recorded by Mahera Omar as a labor of love. The Dream Journey is an audiovisual project celebrating an exhilarating series of journeys across Pakistan's musical landscape. It has so far recorded 24 musicians in nine different cities mostly in their living environments. 


The sessions of vocal music were recorded and filmed using high quality DSLRs. They cover several musical forms in the Indo Pakistani tradition; Thumri, Kaafi, Ghazal, Qawwali and Khyaal. The kalaams that the musicians drew from ranged the whole spectrum of great poets: Khusrau, Jalal ud din Rumi, Kabir, Baba Bulleh Shah, Waris Shah, Iqbal, Faiz and numerous mystic poets of India and Pakistan. The performances evoked memories of the verdant lushness of the Punjab, the haunting mysticism of the Great Rajputana and Sind Deserts, the vibrancy of Hazrat Nizamuddin’s Delhi, the great aura of Ajmer, the majestic beauty of the Indo-Gangetic plain.
Ustad Farid Ayaz &
Ustad Abu Muhammad

Some of the musicians are established and famous, others are amongst the brilliant budding talent that adorns Pakistan’s musical scene. Each of the mehfils has a distinct atmosphere and mood, but there is a common thread. We asked each of the musicians to stay close to their respective inherited musical traditions, allowing the singers an opportunity to present some pieces that are rarely heard today. 

We are inspired to present the brilliance of this contemporary Pakistani vocal music to a wider audience in musical sessions followed by a documentary film of the journey and a series of HD audio/video releases of each Mehfil. 
Subhan Ahmed Nizami 

The individuals involved in this venture have spent a sizable amount of their personal funds on this project and seek your help to cover future costs of editing, production and publishing of these 
recordings. Please give generously. 




Jointly Produced by:
Taj Muhammad & Shad Muhammad Niazi
Vaqar Ahmed
Asif Hasain
Mian Shaukat Hussain
Arif Ali Khan
Saad Alvi
Mushtaq Ahmed
Musab Bin Noor
Mahera Omar
with assistance from viewers like you.



Contributions may be made via PayPal: goo.gl/4VXB0D



Featuring:
Ahmad Raza, Taj Muhammad & Shad Muhammad Niazi, Subhan Ahmed Nizami, Ustad Abdullah Niazi & Waqas Niazi, Ustad Ameer Ali Khan & Ejaz Ali Khan, Ustad Farid Ayaz & Ustad Abu Muhammad, Ustad Mubarak Ali Khan, Mehfooz Khokhar, Ustad Shoukat Manzoor Ali Khan, Zohaib Hasan, Akbar Ali, Habib Ahmed Qawwal, Shafi M. Faqir, Gulab Afridi, Maulvi Haider Hasan, Qurban Niazi, Salman Adil  








Thursday, December 2, 2010

Lessons in Qawwali (Tour of France) - Najmuddin Saifuddin Qawwal


Leçon de qawwali avec Na­j­mud­din Sai­fud­din & Bro­thers

Les Glotte-Trotters | Myspace Music Videos


especially fun when the group starts to sing at 8.10
note ehtisham at 10.50 ... after that it just keeps getting better and better.
wah wah ehtisham bohat khub at 12.50 - wonderful.

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Leçon de qawwali chez les Glotte-​Trot­ters le 25 septem­bre 2010 avec les qawwals pak­istanais Na­j­mud­din Sai­fud­din & Broth­ers. Tra­vail sur le qaul (cre­do) "Man kun­to maula". On doit à Hazrat Amir Khus­row, mys­tique soufi, poète et mu­si­cien du XI­I­Ie siè­cle, la créa­tion du qawwali et de la musique hin­dous­tanie.
Séance filmée par Philippe Pi­az­za.