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USTAD ABDUL KARIM KHAN: Piya Bin Nahi Aawat Chain…

Ustad Abdul Karim Khan (استاد عبدالکریم خان) (November 11, 1872--1937), was an Indian classical singer of the Kairana gharana (Kirana Gharana). Abdul Karim Khan was born in Kairana village in Muzaffarnagar (Uttar Pradesh, North India) in the Kairana musical family which traced its roots to musician brothers Ghulam Ali and Ghulam Maula. His father, Kale Khan was the grandson of Ghulam Ali. Karim Khan received training under uncle Abdulla Khan and father Kale Khan. He also received guidance from another uncle Nanhe Khan. Apart from vocals and sarangi, he also learnt Veena (Been), Sitar and Tabla. According to a story, he was initially a sarangi player but decided to switch to vocals because of the low status of sarangi players. In his early years, he used to sing with his brother Abdul Haq. The Baroda ruler was impressed by this singing duo and made them the court musicians. This is where he met Tarabai Mane, who was the daughter of Sardar Maruti Rao Mane, a member of the royal family. When they decided to get married, they were ousted from Baroda. The couple settled down in Bombay. In 1922 Tarabai Mane left Abdul Karim Khan, which had a major impact on his music-making it was pensive and meditative. Karim Khan's first wife, Gafooran was the sister of another Kirana master Abdul Wahid Khan, who was also his cousin. Ustad Abdul Karim Khan was invited to the Mysore court where he met famous Carnatic music Carnatic masters which also influenced his music. In particular, the singing of his Sargam was a direct influence of Carnatic practice. He became a frequent visitor to Mysore Darbar which conferred on him the title Sangeet Ratna. On the way to Mysore, he used to stay with his brother in Dharwad where he taught his most famous disciple Sawai Gandharva. In 1900 for eight months he taught Surashri Kesarbai Kerkar. Kesarbai Kerkar would go on to be one of the 20th century's most renowned vocalists. In 1913 he founded the Arya Sangeet Vidyalaya in Poona to teach students. He would wholeheartedly teach all his students unlike other family Ustads of the era. He finally settled down in Miraj till his death in 1937 when returning from a concert tour of the south. Every year in August commemorative music concerts are held in Miraj. The innovations he brought to his vocal style distinguishes Kirana style from others. The slow melodic development of the raga in Vilambit laya slow tempo was the most characteristic aspect of his music. He sings in perfect pitch and emotions. He worked hard to maintain his voice to be sweet and melodious which shaped his music. The thumri style he developed is also quite different from the poorab ang or Punjabi ang. His thumri progresses in a leisurely languor with ample abandonment. He was also the first Hindustani musician to seriously study the Carnatic system and probably the first to be invited to sing all over the south. He has even recorded a Thyagaraja Krithi. He was also influenced by Rehmet Khan of the Gwalior Gharana and adopted the direct style of presentation Bhairavi of Rehmat Khan used to be bright and cheerful Karim Khan perfected it and was able to present an equally bright and cheerful rendering. He was an extremely popular singer of his time. His recordings are still popular in the music world. I do not own the copyright to any of the records used in this video. These music records will be copyrighted by those who have actual rights over them. I express my thanks and gratitude to all the collectors of records and those who made them available to music lovers! You can support me at   / sdkd   Some links to his melodious songs: 1. Piya Bin Nahi Aavat Chain:    • khan saheb abdul karim khan..piya bin...   2. Rag Basant:    • Ustad Abdul Karim Khan, Raga Basant (...   3. Rag Shankara:    • Raag Shankara | Ustad Abdul Karim Khan |   4. Rag Bhairavi:    • Abdul Karim Khan - Raag Bhairavi - 'j...   5. Rag Basabt:    • Abdul Karim Khan ~ Phagwa Brij Dekhan...