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Ustad Faiyaaz Khan (1881-1950) was a Hindustani classical vocalist from Sikandara, India. His maternal grandfather, Ghulam Abbas, raised him and taught him music until the age of 25. Faiyaaz Khan served as a court musician for Sir Sayajirao Gaekwad III, the Maharaja of Baroda. He was respected by the Baroda rulers, and was given a seat next to the Maharaja during official royal court functions.
Original digitally processed audio recorded with Panasonic PV-6000 VCR; Sony PCM-F1; Neumann KM-83 mics; original video tapes recorded with Panasonic PV-9000 VCR; Panasonic PK-975 camera; PZM mics.
Performers: Yunus Husain Khan/vocal; Faiyaz Khan/tabla; Sharad Gadre/ harmonium; Jeff Lewis, Ramesh Gangolli, Prabha Rustagi/tanpura.
Contents: Introduction by Krishna Rustagi; Rag Mian Ki Malhar; Rag Surdasi Malhar (drut tal); Composition in Sitarkhani tal; Rag Chandra Kauns; Thumri in Rag Khamaj; Rag Lalita Sohini; Unidentified (Thumri?); Dadra in Thumri style, Rag Khamaj.
Digital audio recording by Kathleen Oien for Archives; video recording by Kay Norton for Archives.
86-18-5.9 EC are analog reel copies of digitally processed audio original; 86-18.1-2 WT are DAT copies of same.
DVD copies of original VHS video recordings produced 9/2011 (86-18.1-2 WD); image files produced from DVD copies 10/2014 - 86-18.1_KHAN.dmg (1:00:14); 86-18.2_KHAN.dmg (1:33:23)
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