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 Nand Kishore Jasnani
Name - Nand Kishore Jasnani
Email address : Nandkishore_1@hotmail.com
How Music Came In My Life
I didn't take any training for music, but yes, books
of course have played a great role. I don't have any musical family
background. Whatever I know has been bestowed upon by the God Almighty.
Music became a part of my life at the early age of seven when I started
playing flute. As my interest got deeper, I mastered Synthesizer,
Guitar, Saxophone, Mouth-Organ, Jazz drum etc... I started performing
on stage when I was in eighth standard in my school & of course
it was flute I took first on the stage with me.
I used to sing along with the songs by Rafi &
Uditnarayan as they both are my ideals. This gave me enough and helped
me have a good control on tough intricacies of Indian Classical Music.
I started learning Indian classical vocal but I found that whatever
the teacher would tell me, I already knew it and could get more from
books and regular practice. So I left that and turned towards books.
Here I would like to say that my practical teacher is SwarShala (thanks,
Swar Systems Team!;-)
The classical bend of music was in my mind right from the childhood
as right from the start I loved to practice tough songs of Lata Ji
& Rafi Sahab on flute. Its SwarShala which brought the right practical
form of Indian Classical to me.
I was many times awarded as the "Best Artist\Musician" during academic
sessions & other competitions but the best I won 'GOLD MEDAL'
for flute in a competition at Rajasthan level, where I faced many
professionals. When I told the judges that I was untrained they were
astonished and couldn't believe.
I am working on computer music for last one year. When I purchased
my Yamaha keyboard, I got a little knowledge about track sequencing
and I began experimenting with computer-based music and finally made
my home studio. I now compose all alone without any help.
So What I am Doing Now ?
These days I am composing my first album which I
have named, "Tumheen Se Pyaar Hai".
My compositions
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22.07.07 |
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Aye Sanam Ab Humain (Filmi) |
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A love song with the theme of a lover singing in the valleys of Manali awaiting his beloved, with whom he had a romantic past. |
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Santoor, Sarod, Bansuri, Ghatam, Gunghroo & Dholak |
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05.03.07 |
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Honge Kamyab (Patriotic song) |
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Nandkishore Jasnani (original by G. K. Mathur) |
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Meaning "We shall overcome", a song of comfort for those who have been shattered by the adversities of life.
Special lyrics and arrangements by N. K. |
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Duff, Gunghroo, Ghatam |
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22.11.05 |
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Tirthguru ke Dwar (Bhajan) |
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Composed and sung by Nand Kishore in his first
religious album "Tirthguru ke Dwar-Pushkarraj". Lyrics
by Sajid Ajmeri. |
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Dholak, Manjeera, Banjo, Sarangi, Sitar, Santoor, Gunghroo |
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30.01.05 |
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Symphony Studio Demo (Jingle) |
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Jingle of N.K.'s new studio, to be broadcasted
on a local channel. Apart from Swar instruments, he has used Triton
& Steinberg's Hypersonic VSTi.
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Tabla, Sitar, Gunghroo |
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28.02.04 |
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Ghoomar (Folk) |
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Traditional dance from both Haryana and
Rajasthan, performed generally by young women for auspicious
occasions like Holi, Teer, etc.., their multi-hued skirts
swirling gracefully to the tune. |
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Tudd, Gunghroo, Sarangi, Harmonium, Shehnai,
Banjo, Sitar, Sarod, Duff |
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MIDI (62 Kb) |
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03.07.03 |
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The Remembrance |
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Inspired by a song from "Tumheen Se Pyar
Hai", an album that has a light color of sadness that
brings past memories to the listener. Nandkishore has
tried to retain this melancholic mood. |
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Tabla, Sitar, Sarod, Bansuri |
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02.06.03 |
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Hojamalo (Sindhi marriage song) |
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This is a traditional marriage song (Ladha)
sung in Sindhi weddings by the womenfolk as they play
a special Garba rhythm on the dholak. Hojamalo stands
for Hurray! |
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Dholak, Bansuri, Shehnai, Sitar |
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25.05.03 |
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The Competition |
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In this composition, Nandkishore has tried
to feature a playful competition between Western and Indian
music. Both styles first play separately and then blend
together into a rhythmic conclusion. |
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Tabla, Pakhawaj, Bansuri, Sarangi, Sitar, Sarod, Tanpura,
Santoor, Manjeera |
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03.04.03 |
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Aye Ajnabi Tu Bhi Kabhi |
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Remix of a Bollywood hit from the film
"Dil Se", originally composed by A.R. Rehman and sung
by Uditnarayan. Nandkishore perfectly imitates the melodious
voice of this famous singer. |
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Dholak, Manjeera, Sitar, Sarangi, Santoor, Sarod, Bansuri |
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23.03.03 |
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Paayo Ji Maine |
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Very popular bhajan (devotional song) from
Meerabai, a great devotee of Lord Krishna who lived in
the 16th century in India. This composition is based on
raga Pahadi. |
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Tabla, Manjeera, Sarod, Santoor, Sitar, Sarangi, Bansuri |
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27.02.03 |
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Ehsaan Tera Hoga Mujh Par |
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Famous romantic film song performed by
Mohammed Rafi in the movie Junglee. Nandkishore's sweet
voice pays tribute to the legendary Hindi movie playback
singer. |
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Tabla, Pakhawaj, Sitar, Sarangi, Sarod, Santoor and Manjeera |
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11.02.03 |
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Aarthi |
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A new Aarthi variety, composed with SoundFonts
patches of Swar Systems instruments, through a Yamaha
PSR540 keyboard. Strings, stream sound, birds tweet and
temple bells are from that keyboard. |
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Sitar, Sarod, Flute, Dholak and Manjeera |
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18.11.02 |
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Mera Jeevan Kora Kaagaz |
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Famous sentimental song from film Kora
Kaagaz, sung by Kishore Kumar & Lata Mangeshkar.
A welcomed first submission from one of our talented users! |
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Guitar, Sarangi, Bansuri, Sitar, Santoor,
Sarod, Shehnai, Harmonium, Dholak, Manjeera |
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