AAh-Humsafar~~~~~~~~~

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Homage to Manohari Singh

“To the humblest among them, who may be listening to me now, I want to say that the masterpiece to which you are paying historic homage this evening is a painting which he has saved.”....."Homage to Manohari Singh" held at Kalakunj,Kolkata, on 01-Aug-2010..one Audio CD launched on that day..."AAh Hamsofar..."

Barne~Gandhe~Chande~Gitite.......

5- musicians from original band of R. D. Burman...Syamraj ,Raj Soda, Bhanu Gupta, Kishore Soda & Blasco..at Kalamandir......on 11th June'2010

Melody chime presents,,,,,,," Salute to the Legends" ....
a programme on 4 top class Composer cum Singer,
both in Hindi & Bengali Musical Industry,,,,Dev Burmans,,
, Salil Choudhury, & Kishore Kumar"....................
Amit Kumar......along with 5 members of ORIGINAL brand
of  RD Burmans ..performed on that day...[11-Jun-2010 ] at


Kalamandir...,Kolkata

Homage to Manohari Singh, 1st time in Kolkata

First time in Kolkata, 2 Fan Club, Melody Chime and Amit Kumar Fan club, present

"Homage to Manohari Sing" on 01-Aug.-2010 at Kalakunj.

Tribute to R D Burman

Born - 27 June 1939
Died - 4 January 1994
Achievements - R.D. Burman is considered the greatest of all music composers the Indian film industry's ever had. His musical brilliance is evident from the fact that the famous song 'Sar jo tera chakraaye' in Guru Dutt's film, Pyaasa was composed by him as a child. He has belted out some of the jazziest hits in the history of Bollywood music.

Rahul Dev Burman, who is more famous by the name of R.D. Burman, is considered the greatest of all music composers the Indian film industry's ever had. His entry into Bollywood saw the revolutionization of the way music was being composed here. Son of singer and music composer, Sachin Dev Burman and second husband of playback singer, Asha Bhosle, RD Burman is credited for injecting a fresh style and technique into the singing of yesteryears Hindi songs. Burman's melodious songs lack parallel even today.

The biography of RD Burman continues here. Rahul Dev Burman was lovingly called Pancham da by industry insiders and friends because during his childhood, whenever he cried, it sounded in the fifth note 'Pa' of the Indian musical scale. Little Pancham was born at Kolkata in West Bengal state. He started taking sarod lessons from Ustad Ali Akbar Khan after shifting to Mumbai. RD Burman composed his first song 'Aye meri topi palat ke aa' at the age of nine, which his father used in the film 'Funtoosh' released in the year 1956.

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Homage to Legendary Musician ....................

Homage to R.D.Burman..on his birthday- 27th Jun.'10.by Bhanu Gupta

Composed by  Avijit Das

Passion of Music

Melody Chime presents.........

Review of Programme ~Aikdin,24.01.2011

"Rahul ~&~ I , held on 04th Jan.,2011..."