- of ideas.
Kirtan also
generally includes two or more
musical instruments, and has
roots in
Sanskrit prosody and
poetic meter. Many
kirtans are structured...
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Nagar Kirtan (Sanskrit: नगर कीर्तन; IAST: nāgara-kīrtana), or
nagar sankirtan, is a
tradition in the
Indian religions involving the
processional singing...
- All the
kirtans were
composed by
Srimanta Sankardeva,
except for one by
Ratnakar Kandali and
another by Madhabdeva. Two of Sankardeva's
kirtans were later...
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Kirtan Sohila (Gurmukhi: ਕੀਰਤਨ ਸੋਹਿਲਾ kīratana sōhilā) is a
night prayer in Sikhism. Its name
means 'Song of Praise'. It is
composed of five
hymns or shabad...
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harvest festival,
during which Sikhs hold
kirtans,
visit local gurdwaras,
community fairs, hold
nagar kirtan processions,
raise the
Nishan Sahib flag,...
- call-and-response
chanting of mantras,
often with
instruments and dance.
Kirtans are
deeply rooted in
Vedic tradition. The
origins of
Indian classical music...
- and
Shree Radha Trayodashi.
Renditions of
Shree Maharaji's
bhajans and
kirtans have been
recorded by well-known
singers in
India such as
Manna Dey, Ajnish...
- parts,
hundreds of
kirtans dedicated to Radha-Krishna, Sita-Ram, and others.
Yugal Shatak (ISBN 978-93-80661-30-8) – One
hundred "
kirtans" of
Radha Rani and...
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Odisha during arati rituals. The drum is used to
accompany Odia,
Bengali kirtans by
medieval poets like Chandidas,
Govindadasa and Gyanadas. It is also...
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keertan performer.
Charudatta Aphale's
kirtans include topics like
freedom fighters,
religious kirtans, and
kirtans on saints. This includes,
Vasudev Balwant...
