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May 31, 2007
Raza Rumi
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Little Flute, Why So Proud?

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Guest Article by Vidya Rao – Click here >>

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  • Hassan Azad
    June 1, 2007 4:37 pm

    The article by Vidya Rao is indeed beautiful. Thanks for sharing it.

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  • Fawad
    June 5, 2007 2:08 am

    Raza,

    Nice guest column by Vidya Rao. Bansuri is indeed a beautiful instrument and Vidya really brings out the mystical and historical underpinnings of its melodious and mesmerizing effect. In the hands of a Chaurasia, a Pannalal Ghosh or Saeen Ditta Qadri you can hear the potential of this humble, mellifluous instrument. I have always in my mind associated Bansuri with the pastoral landscape of Punjab which I imagine has similarities to Brindaban on the banks of the Jamuna where Krishna is said to have played the instrument in its iconic setting surrounded by gopis.

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  • Gangster97
    October 22, 2009 9:52 pm

    Yet teachers are seldom asked to study the language they teach or how its form carries its message. ,

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