tracks

Alapa, Part 1
Alapa, Part 2
Dhrupad In Chautala
Dhrupad In Sultala
General
Alapa Techniques
Alapa, Part 1
Alapa, Part 2
Dhamar
Dhrupad In Sultala
Dhrupad In Chautala
Lyrics
Dhamar
Dhamar Composition In Behag

notes

Dhrupad, classical vocal music of North India.
Live concert in the main auditorium of the Royal Tropical Institute on June 22, 1978 as part of the Holland Festival 1978.

Releases in collaboration with Koninklijk Instituut voor de Tropen (Royal Tropical Institute).
Includes booklet with explanation on the instruments, the music and the lyrics.

© & ℗ 1996 Paradox

credits

Design – Stephan De Smet
Directed By [Musical Director] – Hans Quant
Drum [Pakhawaj] – Lakshmi Narayan Pawar
Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Gerard De Ruig
Engineer [Sound Engineer] – Martin Ruis
Executive-Producer – Bernard Kleikamp
Liner Notes – Felix Van Lamsweerde
Mastered By – AJW Media BV, Cyriel Van Kappel
Photography By – Felix Van Lamsweerde, Photodepartment KIT,
Producer – Rein Spoorman
Tambura [Tanpura] – Sahira Begum
Transcription By [Transcription Hindi Texts], Translated By [Translation Hindi Texts] – Dr. Indu Srivastava
Vocals – Nasir Faiyazuddin Dagar, Nasir Zahiruddin Dagar

companies

Recorded At – Royal Tropical Institute
Manufactured By – Europe Optical Disc
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Paradox (5)
Copyright (c) – Paradox (5)

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