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12.
Dhrupad Discography
The following
list features the most prominent contemporary artists of both
the vocal and instrumental traditions of Dhrupad, which
was the dominant form of classical music in the Mughal era. Some
of these recordings are out of print and others available only
in Europe. For information on record companies and Web sites selling
these recordings, as well as more biographical information about
the artists, see the Dhrupad Web Links.
In the following discography, the artists' names are given first,
the title of the album next, then the year of publication, and
the company (in italics) and catalog number at the end.
Vocal Recordings
Bidur Mallik
and Sons: The Fast Side of Dhrupad. 1994. Wergo SM 1517-2
(281517-2).
The Senior Dagar Brothers: Rag Todi in Concert. 2000. Raga
220.
The Senior Dagar Brothers: Bihag, Kamboji, Malkosh. 2000. 2 CD's.
Raga 221AB.
The [Younger] Dagar Brothers: Raga Miyan ki Todi. 1988. Jecklin
JD 628-2.
The [Younger] Dagar Brothers: Shiva Mahadeva. 1996. 2 CD's. Pan
4001/02 KCD.
The [Younger] Dagar Brothers: Rag Kambhoji. 1989. Music of
the World CDT-114.
The Gundecha Brothers: Naad Sugandh. 1993. EMI/RPG CDNF
150160.
The Gundecha Brothers: Ancestral Voices. 1999. Navras NRCD
0106.
Nasir Faiyazuddin Dagar and Nasir Zahiruddin Dagar [The Younger
Dagar Brothers]: Chant
Dhrupad. 1989. Auvidis B 6159.
N. Zahiruddin Dagar and F. Wasifuddin Dagar: Dhrupad. 1991. Music
Today (Maestro's
Choice) CDA-91011.
Uday Bhawalkar: The Lyrical Tradition of Dhrupad 2. 1995. Makar
MAKCD008.
Uday Bhawalkar: The Lyrical Tradition of Dhrupad 6. 1998. Makar
MAKCD031.
Uday Bhawalkar: Raga Shri and Raga Malkauns. 1997. Nimbus
NI 5489.
[Faiyaz] Wasifuddin Dagar: The Art of Dagarvani Dhrupad. 1999.
5 CD's. Jecklin JD-721-2.
Wasifuddin Dagar: Rag Bihag - New York 2000. 2001. Raga
223.
Instrumental
Recordings
Asad Ali Khan:
North India. 1991. Auvidis UNESCO D 8205.
Asad Ali Khan: Rudra Vina. 1991. Music Today (Maestro's
Choice) CDA-91012.
Asad Ali Khan: Rudra Vina. 1997. Music Today (Rarely Heard
Ragas) CDA-97014.
Asad Ali Khan: Raga Jaijaivanti. 1999. Nimbus NI 5601.
Asad Ali Khan: Ragas Purvi and Jogiya. 2001. Nimbus NI
5633.
Bahauddin Dagar: The Tradition of Dhrupad on Rudravina 1. 1994.
Makar MAKCD006.
Bahauddin Dagar: The Tradition of Dhrupad on Rudravina 2. 1998.
Makar MAKCD033.
Zia Mohiuddin Dagar: Raga Shuddha Todi. 1991. Nimbus NI
5276.
Zia Mohiuddin Dagar: Raga Shuddha Todi. 1994. Nimbus NI
5402.
(The two above Nimbus CD's were repackaged together as Nimbus
NI 7047/8.)
Z. M. Dagar: Todi, Lalit, Panchamkauns. 2000. Raga 219.
Z. M. Dagar: Marwa, Bageshree. 2001. Raga 222.
Note:
The term Ustad—the Urdu honorific term given to distinguished,
and generally older, Muslim musicians—usually precedes the
personal names of members of the Dagar family, and of Asad Ali
Khan. Similarly, Bidur Mallik, the senior member of the Mallik
family, has been given the Hindu honorific title Pandit.
--
Brian Q. Silver
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