Under Gamak series on Thursday Bundeli gayan and tribal dance forms were presented at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
'Bundeli Gayan' was performed by Urmila PandeyChhatarpur and Gond tribal dance 'Saila and Karama' were performed by Shiv Charan Kusharam, Dindori.
The performance started with the Bundeli songs by Urmila Pandey and group. Pandey started singing 'Maiya Nain Van Durghe Maar Ho Maa', the bhagat of mother of almost a hundred years old, followed by 'Ab Din Aaye Basanti Nire Lal', 'Mahadev Baba Bade Rasiya Re ',' Mori Kaye Gaura, Tell Gaura ',' Ari Ari Bholanath, Barat Saji Hai ',' Hori Khelo Aaj More Moondlala ',' Ram Bana Ji Bane Aayeye 'from Ayodhya and' Sakhi Bhanura Bado Unscrupulous' Lito Phire 'and many other Bundeli songs were presented.She was accompanied by Anamika Pandey and Vinita Pateria on vocals and on the flute by Ramashankar Mishra, on Dholak by Jeetendra Nagar, on the flanks by Murari Lal Rackwar and on Majira by Rajesh Tiwari gave the accompaniment.
Urmila Pandey has been associated with music since childhood, she has taught classical music. She was trained by Krishna Kumar Shastri and Pt. Ram Prasad Mishra. Bundeli folklore was inherited from the family, which was carved by mother Mati Janaki Devi, later learned the nuances of this song from Guru Janardan Khare ji.
After passing the B-Music (Sangeet Prabhakar) examination, you focused your attention on Bundeli folk songs.
She has been performing folk music from Akashvani Chhatarpur since 1977. Folk music to folk music programs were broadcast on Doordarshan and many private channels. She is an 'A' grade artist of Bundeli folklore. She was honored on the occasion of Chhatrasal Jayanti in 1998 in the gracious presence of the Governor of the state, Bhai Mahavir. She was awarded the Saroj Sundaram Award by the former Chief Minister of the state Arjun Singh on Keshav Jayanti in Orchha. The title of Kantha Kokila conferred by former Parliamentary Secretary in Khargapur was conferred by the Governor at the Lok Sangeet Sabha held in Nagpur. She has performed in many prestigious forums in the country.The second performance was the Gond tribal dance 'Saila and Karama' by Shiv Charan Kusharam and colleagues.
It is named Saila because of performing dance song with the hand of the hand. After the Dussehra festival of the Gond tribe, Saila Reena is performed with dance songs on the night of Sharad Chandni and collectively perform Saila Reena dance songs in the village on Diwali. Whenever, on the special invitation of a prominent person from another village, the women and men of the village take their own cultural party in their presence and go from one village to another and perform Saila-Rina dance songs. Mejwan village is very respectful of this team and at the conclusion takes blessing by taking cow's donation vaccine.
Karama is an enchanting dance that inspires karma. The beat and rhythm of the musical instrument: The sound of the Timki instrument adds to the stunning sound of the moon. The Gods are worshiped by worshiping their presiding deities, Kul Dev, Bada Dev and other deities during the Shukla Paksha of Bhadon month. Karma songs are performed only after eating Nava and when a female guest comes to the village from somewhere, the young woman of the village takes it and organizes the Karma dance song.