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Amaan Ali Bangash on Sarod, His Family, and Honesty | Surasik
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2020
- AMAAN ALI BANGASH reflects on the art of sarod and experiences with his father, Amjad Ali Khan.
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Peasants are poor because they deserve to be. Haven’t we heard this trope a thousand times before from followers of Friedman and Hayek?
He is a classical musician, after all. Classical music is a product of a feudal socio-economic system.
There should be a rule for musician interviews: that they cannot use the word or the concept of ‘God’. Unless they are willing to subtitle it as “privilege”!
I’ve no doubt that Amaan ji is a wonderful human being, really chill, and boy what a looker. But seriously, full halls shouldn’t be the only index of musical prowess. Full halls to I’m sure striptease main bhi hota hai. And this fatalism is supremely ignorant and smug. Though it is understandable: riyaaz biceps ka ho aur taj mousiqi ka, to yeh fatalism nahin to kya hai. Though I do sympathise with the accidents of birth which, in a feudal country as ours, enjoin upon the elder son to inherit well from the father.
Sher yaad aagaya:
Zindagi jeene ko di jee maine
Qismat mein likha thha pi to pi maine
Main na peeta to tera likha galat ho jaata!
Tere likhe ko nibhaya kya khata ki maine!
Stay blessed. Music is the world and the world is the music. Staying tuned oneself is enough to be the happiest person on this earth. connect yourself.
Such beautiful thoughts Amaan! Thank you :)
Itna wazan uthaane se hath ruff hota hay ji. Magar tool wala baat sahi bola. Bahut pareshan lagta hai bechara.
Wah
A beautiful and honest interview 👍👍
Amazing......
This Interview is mirror of real picture of amaan bhai.
What beautiful words about Ayaan! God bless you Amaan
Dear madam, you’re my daughter’s age, plus I’m a reader of your columns. So I’m taking the liberty to make a humble, avuncular suggestion: please please don’t flaunt your socio musical connections so blatantly. It makes very difficult to take your writing very seriously anyway, given the rather limited grasp of either music or language that it evidences, but this kind of hobnobbing seems to border on absolute intellectual bankruptcy. No one can prevent anyone from making and developing personal connections, but we can sure leash our propensity for exhibitionism? Thank you.
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