Anna Russell – The (First) Farewell Concert (1984) To end a long, hilarious career, classical music comedienne Anna Russell revived some of her best and funniest routines and took them on the road. This special PBS production, taped in Baltimore at the beginning of that 1984 tour, is a treasure for music lovers who understand that the thing they love can be charmingly goofy. The highlight of the disc, and the routine that most fans remember most fondly, is her discussion of the Ring cycle. She tells the convoluted story of Wagner’s four-installment epic, with careful attention to its absurdities, and she sings all the roles in a voice ranging shakily but with determination through soprano, alto, tenor, and bass. She does the same in her parody of a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, and the advantage of a video recording becomes obvious when she changes funny hats… Read the rest entry…

this is Canon-Korea fusion version of CF(APT CF) Korean classical music( a gayageum;a twelve-stringed Korean harp ) + BeatBox + DJ Mix + B-Boy

Chamakte Chaand Ko Toota Hua Singer: Ghulam Ali Lyrics: Anand Bakhshi Music: Anu Malik Film: Awaargi Year: 1990 Ghulam Ali was born in the village of Kaleke in the Sialkot Pakistan. He belongs to a musical family, his father was a vocalist and a sarangi player who initiated Ghulam Ali to music from his childhood. Ghulam Ali’s father named him after Bade Ghulam Ali. At 15, he became a student of Bare Ghulam Ali Khan, a master of the Patiala Gharana (Patiala School) of Hindustani music. Due to the busy schedule of Bade Ghulam Ali, he was trained mainly by Bade Ghulam Ali Khan’s three brothers, Barkat Ali Khan, Mubarak Ali Khan, and Amanat Ali Khan, in Lahore Pakistan. All these distinguished classical musicians taught him the finer nuances of classical music. His solid foundation of classical music included studying Thumri and learning to sing ragas. Ghulam… Read the rest entry…

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