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Ali Ahsan is a sound recordist from Kushtia in the west of Bangladesh, its border touching Nadia in West Bengal. That is a land fertile with song, where people talk in riddles. Both his maternal and paternal grandfathers—his nana and his dada—used to read and sing the puthi. His ears are hence more ready than mine to catch and write down the words of Keramat Ali’s melodic reading, as it was recorded by Wilhelm Doegen in the Prisoner of War camp in Wunsdorf, Germany, in 1918. The following is from my recorded conversation with him over the phone on 4 June 2019. I was at home in Kolkata and Ali was talking from Dhaka. The conversation happened in Bangla and the translation is mine.
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Ali Ahsan is a sound recordist from Kushtia in the west of Bangladesh, its border touching Nadia in West Bengal. That is a land fertile with song, where people talk in riddles. Both his maternal and paternal grandfathers—his nana and his dada—used to read and sing the puthi. His ears are hence more ready than mine to catch and write down the words of Keramat Ali’s melodic reading, as it was recorded by Wilhelm Doegen in the Prisoner of War camp in Wunsdorf, Germany, in 1918. The following is from my recorded conversation with him over the phone on 4 June 2019. I was at home in Kolkata and Ali was talking from Dhaka. The conversation happened in Bangla and the translation is mine.. (n.d.). The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000435 Original: https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/pow-aliahsan-2019/
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"Ali Ahsan is a sound recordist from Kushtia in the west of Bangladesh, its border touching Nadia in West Bengal. That is a land fertile with song, where people talk in riddles. Both his maternal and paternal grandfathers—his nana and his dada—used to read and sing the puthi. His ears are hence more ready than mine to catch and write down the words of Keramat Ali’s melodic reading, as it was recorded by Wilhelm Doegen in the Prisoner of War camp in Wunsdorf, Germany, in 1918. The following is from my recorded conversation with him over the phone on 4 June 2019. I was at home in Kolkata and Ali was talking from Dhaka. The conversation happened in Bangla and the translation is mine.." Recorded in Khulna. n.d. The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra, BDMA-R-000435. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000435. Original at https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/pow-aliahsan-2019/.
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