Who is hari om sharan

He then proceeded to reel off, in easy succession, a line-up of Hindi bhajans. Whatever he sang came to us as the very essence of pure, sublime and elevating music. Only two of these bhajans could be identified as those of Mirabai and Kabirdas.

The authorship of the remaining ones could not be identified. Perhaps, to the manner born, he chose to invest them with anonymity. Be that as it may, these were devotionals to the core, and rendered with a total sense of involvement. Which is why the recital as a whole made a lasting impact. As always, Hari-Om Sharan was selective in his choice of instrumental accompaniment — the kind of ensemble designed to accentuate the mood of devotional music.

It comprised the cymbals, the swaramandal, the violin, the tabla and the harmonium. The names of the various accompanists could not be known. But they all deserve an unstinted need of praise for the manner in which they handled their respective instruments in complete concord with the musical and devotional content of the songs. Hari Om-Sharan has always stood above most other exponents of the present-day devotional music.

He still retains the impassioned expressiveness and can have the audience under his spell while he sings. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Search for:. Hari-Om Sharan stages a come-back Posted 0 comments. Submit a Comment Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Such was his influence on the population. His version of the Hanuman Chalisa is still one of the most popular. He toured extensively together with his beautiful wife, through all corners of the globe.

He was very well loved and respected by all. Copyright Nisha Sharma Photos Hari Om Sharan - 1. Hari Om Sharan - 2. Hari Om Sharan - Aarti Vandan. Hari Om Sharan - Aaradhan - 1. Hari Om Sharan - Hanuman Chalisa - 1. Hari Om Sharan - Hanuman Chalisa - 2.

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