Ramkumar Chatterjee - Tappa (1991) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Ramkumar Chatterjee
- Title: Tappa
- Year Of Release: 1991
- Label: Sony Music India - 550 Music
- Genre: World, Indian Classical
- Quality: 24-bit/88.2kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 47:05 min
- Total Size: 830 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Ramkumar Chattopadhyay (1921 — 18 March 2009) was a Bengali singer, composer and music director. He was well known as a classical singer with a unique repertoire of Puratani (old Bengali) songs and Tappa.
Ramkumar was born in 1921 at Darjipara of North Kolkata in a family with musical background. His grandfather was a classical singer from whom Chattopadhyay learned Tabla. He took lesson on Classical music from Jatin Chatterjee, a singer of Bishnupur gharana.
Chattopadhyay first got an opportunity to accompany Kazi Nazrul Islam during a public meeting held by Subhash Chandra Bose in Kolkata. He learned Tappa from Kolobabu alias Jitendranath Bandopadhyay. Sarat Chandra Pandit appointed him as a regular artist of Akashbani Kolkata and after that Chattopadhyay was established as a professional singer. His unparalleled skills lay in giving humorous, quirky twists to traditional forms of music, which were appreciated by classical music lovers. He composed music in two Bengali movies named Strir Patra in 1972 and Parikrama in 1996. He became much popular for Shyama Sangeet and Bengali Puratani Song or Baithaki Gaan. In his career he worked as a playback singer in number of Bengali films. Chattopadhyay died at 89 due to septicemia and multi organ failure at a private hospital in Kolkata. His son, Srikumar Chattyopadhyay is also a Bengali Classical Singer. On 1 June 2017 a statue of Chattopadhyay was inaugurated in Kolkata by Mala Roy, the then Chairperson of Kolkata Municipal Corporation.
Tracklist:
5:49 | 01. Ramkumar Chatterjee - De Ma Amai Raja Kori
4:21 | 02. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Dure Thako Kache Esona
4:42 | 03. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Noyone Amar Bidhi
4:01 | 04. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Ki Holo Bologo Aamare
5:40 | 05. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Jemon Acho Temni Thako
5:39 | 06. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Neel Akashe Bashche Jeno
4:49 | 07. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Je Monke Mon Neele
4:18 | 08. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Shyam Kadano Bhalo
4:09 | 09. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Aamare Soth Kore Ramkrishna Kothai Geli
3:38 | 10. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Jani Jatno Kore Ratno Dhore
Ramkumar was born in 1921 at Darjipara of North Kolkata in a family with musical background. His grandfather was a classical singer from whom Chattopadhyay learned Tabla. He took lesson on Classical music from Jatin Chatterjee, a singer of Bishnupur gharana.
Chattopadhyay first got an opportunity to accompany Kazi Nazrul Islam during a public meeting held by Subhash Chandra Bose in Kolkata. He learned Tappa from Kolobabu alias Jitendranath Bandopadhyay. Sarat Chandra Pandit appointed him as a regular artist of Akashbani Kolkata and after that Chattopadhyay was established as a professional singer. His unparalleled skills lay in giving humorous, quirky twists to traditional forms of music, which were appreciated by classical music lovers. He composed music in two Bengali movies named Strir Patra in 1972 and Parikrama in 1996. He became much popular for Shyama Sangeet and Bengali Puratani Song or Baithaki Gaan. In his career he worked as a playback singer in number of Bengali films. Chattopadhyay died at 89 due to septicemia and multi organ failure at a private hospital in Kolkata. His son, Srikumar Chattyopadhyay is also a Bengali Classical Singer. On 1 June 2017 a statue of Chattopadhyay was inaugurated in Kolkata by Mala Roy, the then Chairperson of Kolkata Municipal Corporation.
Tracklist:
5:49 | 01. Ramkumar Chatterjee - De Ma Amai Raja Kori
4:21 | 02. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Dure Thako Kache Esona
4:42 | 03. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Noyone Amar Bidhi
4:01 | 04. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Ki Holo Bologo Aamare
5:40 | 05. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Jemon Acho Temni Thako
5:39 | 06. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Neel Akashe Bashche Jeno
4:49 | 07. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Je Monke Mon Neele
4:18 | 08. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Shyam Kadano Bhalo
4:09 | 09. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Aamare Soth Kore Ramkrishna Kothai Geli
3:38 | 10. Ramkumar Chatterjee - Jani Jatno Kore Ratno Dhore
Classical | World | Indian / भारतीय संगीत | HD & Vinyl
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