এই রেকর্ডিং সম্পর্কে
- উৎসে দেওয়া শিরোনাম
- It began with a photograph. Jaya Tagore, grand-daughter of Satyendranath Tagore, elder brother of Rabindranath, with Kulprasad alias Motru Sen, her husband. As much as I understand, the photograph was taken in front of the thatch-roof house, the aatchala, where Arnold and Corrie Bake used to stay during their first four years in Santiniketan, between 1925-29. Jaya Sen was, incidentally, my close college friend Ayesha (journalist Ishani Duttagupta)’s grandmother, her Didimum, whose stories she used to tell us all those years ago. When I saw the photo in the archives, and read the description on its back, something seemed very familiar, but I could not make an instant connection. From there to Tagore’s songs sung by Motru Sen, recorded in 1962–it was another rich world of sound, image and story which I was led into.
- স্থান
- চট্টগ্রামস্থানটি আনুমানিক — district পর্যন্ত জানা।
- সময়
- সময় জানা নেই
- স্থায়ী পরিচিতি
- BDMA-R-000489
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এই রেকর্ডিং উদ্ধৃত করুন
- এপিএ
- It began with a photograph. Jaya Tagore, grand-daughter of Satyendranath Tagore, elder brother of Rabindranath, with Kulprasad alias Motru Sen, her husband. As much as I understand, the photograph was taken in front of the thatch-roof house, the aatchala, where Arnold and Corrie Bake used to stay during their first four years in Santiniketan, between 1925-29. Jaya Sen was, incidentally, my close college friend Ayesha (journalist Ishani Duttagupta)’s grandmother, her Didimum, whose stories she used to tell us all those years ago. When I saw the photo in the archives, and read the description on its back, something seemed very familiar, but I could not make an instant connection. From there to Tagore’s songs sung by Motru Sen, recorded in 1962–it was another rich world of sound, image and story which I was led into.. (n.d.). The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000489 Original: https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/motru-sen-songs/
- শিকাগো
- "It began with a photograph. Jaya Tagore, grand-daughter of Satyendranath Tagore, elder brother of Rabindranath, with Kulprasad alias Motru Sen, her husband. As much as I understand, the photograph was taken in front of the thatch-roof house, the aatchala, where Arnold and Corrie Bake used to stay during their first four years in Santiniketan, between 1925-29. Jaya Sen was, incidentally, my close college friend Ayesha (journalist Ishani Duttagupta)’s grandmother, her Didimum, whose stories she used to tell us all those years ago. When I saw the photo in the archives, and read the description on its back, something seemed very familiar, but I could not make an instant connection. From there to Tagore’s songs sung by Motru Sen, recorded in 1962–it was another rich world of sound, image and story which I was led into.." Recorded in Chattogram. n.d. The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra, BDMA-R-000489. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000489. Original at https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/motru-sen-songs/.
- স্থায়ী ঠিকানা
- https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/bn/recordings/BDMA-R-000489