This is the first, out of four, recordings from “My Unfailing Harpsichord-Friend” collection, originally published in 1977. It brings a selection of songs sung by Sri Chinmoy and accompanied by the harpsichord; the harpsichord was an instrument popular during the Renaissance and Baroque era.
My Unfailing Harpischord-Friend 1
Last modified November 7, 2014
2.
Swapan Tari
1:10
3.
Eso Ananda
1:15
5.
Chalre Rabi
1:26
6.
Swadhin
1:59
7.
Hiya Pakhi
1:52
8.
Sundara Madhumoy
2:43
9.
Amai Jibana
1:48
11.
Bhulite Diyona
2:14
12.
Bela Hale Chale
1:43
13.
Bhikkha Magi
0:55
14.
Jharna Jharna
1:40
15.
Swadhin Santosh
1:19
16.
Tomai Dite
1:13
17.
Age Nahi Bale
1:39
17 tracks
Most of the songs in this volume were composed around the year of 1977.
All songs are composed by Sri Chinmoy except Ghana Tama Sabrita (by Dwijendra Lal Roy).
“Dilip Roy’s father, Dwijendra Lal Roy, was an extremely gifted playwright and poet. The entire Bengal knew his name, and people throughout the length and breadth of Bengal sang the national songs that he composed. Such a great writer he was! The song that I always sing very loudly, to my heart’s content, “/Ghana Tama Sabrita/”, that is also his song.”
From Sri Chinmoy, My Dilip-da adoration, Agni Press, 2007
Artist: Sri Chinmoy
Name: My Unfailing Harpsichord-Friend 1
Release year: 1977 (MC)
Duration: 00:28:22
Acknowledgements: Sri Chinmoy
Page Created: Ashish / Tejvan
Format: Advanced Audio Coding
Photo by Shraddha
