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His ancestors were court musicians in the princely state of Dumraon in Bihar and he trained under his uncle, the late Ali Bux 'Vilayatu', a shehnai player attached to Benares's Vishwanath Temple. He brought the shehnai to the center stage of Indian music with his concert in the Calcutta All India Music Conference in 1937. It was Khan Sahib who poured his heart out into Raga Kafi from the Red Fort on the eve of India's first Republic Day ceremony.
Khan has honorary doctorates from the Banaras Hindu University and Visva Bharati University, Santiniketan. He has been awarded the Sangeet Natak Academi Award, the Tansen Award of the Madhya Pradesh government and also the prestigious Padma Vibhushan.
Despite his fame, Khan's lifestyle retains its old world Benares charm. His chief mode of transport is still the cycle rickshaw. A man of tenderness, he believes in remaining private, and that musicians are supposed to be heard and not seen. He is a pious Shia Muslim and also, like many Indian musicians regardless of creed, a devotee of Mother Saraswati.
Originally posted by: soulsoup
What a sad news to get in the morning!!!!!
Originally posted by: Abhilash D
My sincere condolences. He was a true Bharat Ratna. Unarguably the greatest of all the classical musicians in India living and dead. His musical knowledge was such that other greats would blush in front of him. His shehnai emnated such power that would be the envy of every single musician worldwide.
But looking at his condition and living circumstances in the past decade, death was, I think, better for him. He won't suffer anymore at the hand of our petty government and public which pays the same enumeration for Abhijeet Sawant and Pt. Jasraj.
Rest in peace, Khan Sahib. Entertain the celestials wherever you are. Our pithy world doesn't deserve your divine symphonies.
👏
Originally posted by: ans24us1
right... im totally shatterred... the most saddest part is his last wish couldnot be fulfilled
Sur_Sangam, Sad day for the world.Originally posted by: Sur_Sangam
A sad news..
Ustad Bismillah Khan passed away in Varanasi according to NDTV news.He was 91
.
Alvida Ustad Ji,
Life, you sure amaze me at times Your music goes beyond all the boundaries of class, culture, and most importantly, religious faith! Even to day some where in this world your shehnai is playing from wedding halls to the performing platforms. Ustad Bismillah Khan, a Bharat Ratan, life is far from a song. Hard struck for money, after his repeated pleas to the Central Government for financial assistance, the "delayed aid" It's tragic that in a country that thrives on art and culture, artistes have to live like this." Does Bismillah Khan's condition strike a sad note? All I know and wish that there is never a TODAY in my TOMORROW.
Abhi, agreed and you are 100% right.!!!!!!Originally posted by: Abhilash D
My sincere condolences. He was a true Bharat Ratna. Unarguably the greatest of all the classical musicians in India living and dead. His musical knowledge was such that other greats would blush in front of him. His shehnai emnated such power that would be the envy of every single musician worldwide.
But looking at his condition and living circumstances in the past decade, death was, I think, better for him. He won't suffer anymore at the hand of our petty government and public which pays the same enumeration for Abhijeet Sawant and Pt. Jasraj.
Rest in peace, Khan Sahib. Entertain the celestials wherever you are. Our pithy world doesn't deserve your divine symphonies.
👏
Very sad indeed. They showed the house(one room apt) on third floor where he was lying in charpai and glucose bottle hanging by the side. According to NDTV he refused to go out of Varanasi. They showed another clip of an old Bismillah khan ji smiling saying "sur to hamesha rahega, sur to hamesha rahega" It was very sad to see the condition he was in at the end.Originally posted by: Abhilash D
My sincere condolences. He was a true Bharat Ratna. Unarguably the greatest of all the classical musicians in India living and dead. His musical knowledge was such that other greats would blush in front of him. His shehnai emnated such power that would be the envy of every single musician worldwide.
But looking at his condition and living circumstances in the past decade, death was, I think, better for him. He won't suffer anymore at the hand of our petty government and public which pays the same enumeration for Abhijeet Sawant and Pt. Jasraj.
Rest in peace, Khan Sahib. Entertain the celestials wherever you are. Our pithy world doesn't deserve your divine symphonies.
👏
Originally posted by: Abhilash D
My sincere condolences. He was a true Bharat Ratna. Unarguably the greatest of all the classical musicians in India living and dead. His musical knowledge was such that other greats would blush in front of him. His shehnai emnated such power that would be the envy of every single musician worldwide.
But looking at his condition and living circumstances in the past decade, death was, I think, better for him. He won't suffer anymore at the hand of our petty government and public which pays the same enumeration for Abhijeet Sawant and Pt. Jasraj.
Rest in peace, Khan Sahib. Entertain the celestials wherever you are. Our pithy world doesn't deserve your divine symphonies.
👏