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The songs of Badar Mistry are nothing like the song Arnold Bake recorded.

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The songs of Badar Mistry are nothing like the song Arnold Bake recorded. They are an assortment of tunes and styles—chatka, bhatiyali, something comic, some social commentary—they have a radio-like quality, things which go by the name of palligeeti, or a generic rural song. How can this be chhad-petanor gaan or roof-making song? I wonder. Then I think that perhaps a song becomes a chhad-petanor gaan at the time of its performance, during work. When a group of people sing these songs together, the lead and the chorus, the song is transformed. The rhythm of work gets built into the song, the steady beating of oars on the water (sarigaan), dhenki threshing the paddy (dhenkir gaan), wooden ‘pikni’ pounding the roof (chhad-petanor gaan)–whatever the work is, it makes the song.
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BDMA-R-000461

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The songs of Badar Mistry are nothing like the song Arnold Bake recorded. They are an assortment of tunes and styles—chatka, bhatiyali, something comic, some social commentary—they have a radio-like quality, things which go by the name of palligeeti, or a generic rural song. How can this be chhad-petanor gaan or roof-making song? I wonder. Then I think that perhaps a song becomes a chhad-petanor gaan at the time of its performance, during work. When a group of people sing these songs together, the lead and the chorus, the song is transformed. The rhythm of work gets built into the song, the steady beating of oars on the water (sarigaan), dhenki threshing the paddy (dhenkir gaan), wooden ‘pikni’ pounding the roof (chhad-petanor gaan)–whatever the work is, it makes the song.. (n.d.). The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000461 Original: https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/roofmaking-chhadpetanorgaan/
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"The songs of Badar Mistry are nothing like the song Arnold Bake recorded. They are an assortment of tunes and styles—chatka, bhatiyali, something comic, some social commentary—they have a radio-like quality, things which go by the name of palligeeti, or a generic rural song. How can this be chhad-petanor gaan or roof-making song? I wonder. Then I think that perhaps a song becomes a chhad-petanor gaan at the time of its performance, during work. When a group of people sing these songs together, the lead and the chorus, the song is transformed. The rhythm of work gets built into the song, the steady beating of oars on the water (sarigaan), dhenki threshing the paddy (dhenkir gaan), wooden ‘pikni’ pounding the roof (chhad-petanor gaan)–whatever the work is, it makes the song.." Recorded in Rajshahi. n.d. The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra, BDMA-R-000461. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000461. Original at https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/roofmaking-chhadpetanorgaan/.
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