- subcontinent. A
person performing kirtan is
known as a
kirtankara (or
kirtankar, कीर्तनकार). With
roots in the
Vedic anukirtana tradition, a
kirtan is...
-
Dagar gharana,
founded by the
Dagar family Bishnupur gharana,
founded by
Kirtankars in West
Bengal (13th century)
Darbhanga gharana,
founded in Darbhanga...
- He
generated hundreds of
preachers and
kirtankars through this institution. As of now,
hundreds of
kirtankars are
evangelizing villages across the world...
- the
Rababi tradition discussed earlier as a
parallel tradition were the
kīrtankārs, who were Sikh
kirtan singers. The
institution was born out of a few amateur...
-
Vaman Pandit's
narrative poem have been very po****r with m****es and the
Kirtankars. His main
contribution lies in the fact that he has
given a
sound metaphysical...
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Nivrutti Kashinath Deshmukh (born 9
January 1972) is an
Indian kirtankar and
social educator from Maharashtra, India. His
shows typically involve humorous...
-
alongside the
earlier Rababi tradition as a
parallel tradition were the
kīrtankārs, who were Sikh
kirtan singers. The
institution was born out of a few amateur...
- Novetzke,
Christian Lee (2015-10-05). 5. Note to Self: What
Marathi Kirtankars'
Notebooks Suggest about Literacy, Performance, and the
Travelling Performer...
- India's
devotional traditions. A
person performing kirtan is
known as a
kirtankar.
Kirtan practice involves chanting hymns or
mantras to the accompaniment...
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Kulkarni or
village accountant of Taharabad, but he is more
famous now as a
kirtankar who
specialised in the
stories of the
lives of the
sants Appaji Kashinath...
