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Hariprasad Chaurasia - Hari-Krishna - In Praise of Janmashtami (1998) {3 CD Box Navras NRCD 0116~8}
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© 1998 Navras Records | NRCD 0116/7/8
Indian Music / Indian Classical / Flute (Bansuri) / Raga / Krishna Janmastami Related / World Music

Lord Krishna is perhaps the most well known deity throughout the world is one of the very important GOD's in the Hindu mythology who is also connected with flute as it's ultimate master. This particular special box set's music is sourced from the live recording on Krishna Janmashtami celebrations conducted in Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia's own house in 1998 where he performed all night. Pandit Hairprasad Cahurasia was accompanied on Bansuri Flute by Rakesh Chaurasia (His disciple as well as his nephew), Rupak Kulkarni (One of His outstanding disciples) and on Tabla By Pandit Madan Mishra and Santosh Mishra.

Carl Orff - Carmina Burana
The Cleveland Orchestra & Chorus / Michael Tilson Thomas
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Label/Cat#: CBS Masterworks # MK 33172 | Country/Year: Europe 1990, 1974
Genre: Classical | Style: Contemporary, Medieval, Vocal

"This is a terrifically exciting performance of Orff's popular chestnut. Tempos are swift, from the opening "O fortuna" onward. The soloists are uniformly excellent, especially Judith Blegen, whose "In trutina" remains one of the most beautiful ever recorded. (…) In sum–an unusual and extreme rendition, really well done." ~ClassicsToday