Shurer Manchitra

RecordingChattogram

These are the Niyomsheba songs, a private ritual in which the Mitra Thakurs of Mainadal sing kirtan or the…

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These are the Niyomsheba songs, a private ritual in which the Mitra Thakurs of Mainadal sing kirtan or the praise of Chaitanya and his five principal disciples who spread his teachings. In contrast to the essentially public Nandotsav singing, amplified and propagated, when the temple gates are opened for all to come and join in the celebration of the birth of Krishna, here the music is only for the insider singer and listener. Nirmalendu Mitra Thakur leads this small group of singers. They sing this same song day after day for a whole month.
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ChattogramLocation is approximate — known to district level.
Date
October 2014
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BDMA-R-000281

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These are the Niyomsheba songs, a private ritual in which the Mitra Thakurs of Mainadal sing kirtan or the praise of Chaitanya and his five principal disciples who spread his teachings. In contrast to the essentially public Nandotsav singing, amplified and propagated, when the temple gates are opened for all to come and join in the celebration of the birth of Krishna, here the music is only for the insider singer and listener. Nirmalendu Mitra Thakur leads this small group of singers. They sing this same song day after day for a whole month.. (2014). The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/en/recordings/BDMA-R-000281 Original: https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/mainadal2-niyomsheba/
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"These are the Niyomsheba songs, a private ritual in which the Mitra Thakurs of Mainadal sing kirtan or the praise of Chaitanya and his five principal disciples who spread his teachings. In contrast to the essentially public Nandotsav singing, amplified and propagated, when the temple gates are opened for all to come and join in the celebration of the birth of Krishna, here the music is only for the insider singer and listener. Nirmalendu Mitra Thakur leads this small group of singers. They sing this same song day after day for a whole month.." Recorded in Chattogram. 2014. The Travelling Archive. Shurer Manchitra, BDMA-R-000281. https://shurer-manchitra.pages.dev/en/recordings/BDMA-R-000281. Original at https://www.thetravellingarchive.org/mainadal2-niyomsheba/.
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