The Bhopalites enjoyed the calm devotional Bhakti Sangeet and folk music on Tuesday at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum. The performances were held under Gamak series.
Saras Katha spokesperson Guru Prasanna Das (Satna) performed 'Bhakti Sangeet' and Dharam Singh Barkade Dindori performed Gond tribal 'Bana Vadan-Gaon'.
The presentation commenced with devotional music by Guruprasandas and associates, in which after the first Ganesha Vandana, the four-footers of Shri Ram Charitmanas and the satsang without any creature, Sadgati mati paana kya jane Look, do not believe in Nayanva, nor do you offer hymns like Ghanshyam to you, and you are awakened by boat boat
Guru Prasnandas from the age of about eleven years, abandoned the family life from Mahant Ram Bhushan Das and took initiation of the saint and received education up to Acharya in Sanskrit. You have been staging Ram Katha, Bhagwat Katha recitation and Ramlila at international level for almost thirty five years.
In the presentation he was accompanied by Nagendra Pandey and Ghanshyam on tabla, Yogesh Pandey on violin, Vivek Tiwari on keyboard and Ratnesh Tiwari on Manjire.
The second performance was given by Dharam Singh Barkade and fellow, Dindori from a Gond tribal narrative focusing on Raja Heera Khan by singing it through the traditional musical instrument Bana.
The chronological history of the Gond tribe of Madhya Pradesh has preserved consciousness and form as Gondwana for centuries. In this, the singing singer Gond has been reciting the fame and fame of his deities and chartered heroes. Along with their livelihood, these singer-players have been playing the role of preserving their memory and transferring it to generations.