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A new realisation about life has dawned upon us over last few months, many of us are either loving or loathing it, but yet one for sure, all of us are doing \u2013 we are recalibrating ourselves. What we thought was taken for granted has suddenly betrayed us. We have been going through an emotional roller coaster of trials and tribulations, and the one golden nugget that has kept us afloat so far is hope – our mental resilience and stewardship, especially when times are rather bleak and bleary! <\/span><\/p>\n

Sangeet Foundation of London seems to have championed the cause of mental wellbeing under the aegis of Jayanta and Nupur Ray, who have been working very passionately to spread the message about that golden nugget in life which we often condone, and which is mostly what we need in times, like the present. There\u2019s nothing to be shy about in seeking for help if\/when in distress; music is truly the selfless friendly hand that helps ride the tide and turn the corner.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"\"To promote that awareness further and make our mundane lives bit more endurable under the current conditions, Sangeet Foundation along with Punscha School of Music (London) and the Facebook group Indian Bengalis in UK (IBUK) organised an hour-long unique \u201conline\u201d musical evening based on Tagore\u2019s songs (Rabindrasangeet) on 13<\/span>th<\/sup><\/span> June 2020. The \u201conline\u201d audience enjoyed an evening of most wonderful, joyous and vivacious renditions by Suma Mukherji Saha (ex-Shantiniketan) whilst the whole programme was very gracefully and pertinently presented by Sagarika Golder.<\/span><\/p>\n

\"\"Suma started the evening with a soulful blossoming of \u201cBishwo Sathey Jogey Jethay Beharon\u2026\u201d \u2013 as you connect with the world my Lord, so do I connect with you too. It\u2019s that path of peace and enlightenment. This feeling of \u201coneness\u201d was sustained further in her next song \u201cSei Bhalo Sei bhalo … emoni gondhey bidhur\u2026\u201d, with which she welcomed us to the \u201cmilono-kunja\u201d with deeply espoused emotion – a quintessential charm of the Tagorean music.<\/span><\/p>\n

Sagarika elicited an interesting account behind the next song which Tagore himself sang without any traditional orchestral support at the request of the audience at the University Institute Hall. Suma captivated us with her rendition of \u201cTumi Kamone Korey Gaan Koro Hey Guni\u2026\u201d \u2013 an ever pervasive wonder and enigma that uniquely bejewels Tagore\u2019s compositions.<\/span><\/p>\n

We feel a sudden pace and twist with her next presentation – \u201cAmar Praner Manush Achhey Prane\u201d \u2013 enthralled by the mystical appeal of the lyrics. Suma was inspired and introduced to the Tagorean music by her late father and quite befittingly she paid her tribute to him with this poignant rendition of \u201cAmar Shesh Paranir Kori\u2026\u201d. With \u201cE pothey Ami Jey\u2026\u201d the audience was left wondering about the sense of social and spiritual belongingness that enriches our lives every moment. <\/span><\/p>\n

\"\"Thereafter, Sagarika told the story of Tagore\u2019s deep discomfort with his expanding fame and recognition, his introspection led to this ultimate compunction \u2013 \u201cE Monihar Amay Nahi Saajey\u2026\u201d, once again very exquisitely presented by Suma. \u201cNirabo Rajani Dyakho Mogno Jochhonaayey\u2026\u201d what a wonderful pictorial representation with words by Tagore even so when he was only 17!<\/span><\/p>\n

We touched and smelt the lateritic trails of Tagore\u2019s abode Shantiniketan with Suma\u2019s palpable presentation of \u201cGram Chhara Oi Ranga Maatir Poth\u2026\u201d. Tagore\u2019s sense of deep devotion and unequivocal reverence for the Almighty exuded by Suma in her presentation of \u201cChorono Dhoritey Diyogo Amare\u2026\u201c. As the musical evening drew to a closure Suma chimed with the central theme of this delightful programme – \u201cAloker Ei Jhornadharayey Dhuiyey Dao\u2026\u201d – let the divine blessings shower upon us, transcending all boundaries and let the fountain of life flow all over, once again!<\/span><\/p>\n

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Shyamali Basu, Principal, Punashcha<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

On behalf of Punascha, Shyamali Basu, an alumni of Shantiniketan herself and an eminent exponent of Rabindrasangeet in the UK, expressed her heartfelt thanks and gratitude to Suma and to everyone involved in making this unique effort possible and brilliantly successful. On parting Shyamali alluded to Tagore\u2019s words that the unique sense of oneness emanated by the mystical Shantiniketan binds and cherishes everyone, and makes us realise that we are all in this together.<\/p>\n

You can catch the programme on:\u00a0https:\/\/youtu.be\/M1e1hEHK21M<\/a><\/em><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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