An edition of Indaura ke masīhā (2008)

Indaura ke masīhā

Paṇḍita Amaranāthajī dvārā Ustada Amīra K̲h̲ām̐ sāhaba ke saṃsmaraṇa

1. saṃskaraṇa.

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Indaura ke masīhā
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An edition of Indaura ke masīhā (2008)

Indaura ke masīhā

Paṇḍita Amaranāthajī dvārā Ustada Amīra K̲h̲ām̐ sāhaba ke saṃsmaraṇa

1. saṃskaraṇa.

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On the life of Ustad Amir Khan, 1912-1974, founder of Indore school of Hindustani classical music and pioneer of Khayāl.

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Paṇḍita Amaranātha Maimoriyala Phāuṇḍeśana
Language
Hindi
Pages
176

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Subjects

Hindustani music, Friends and associates, Khayāl, Philosophy and aesthetics, Singers, Biography

People

Amir Khan Ustad, Amarnath Pandit (1924-1996)

Places

Indore, India

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Indaura ke masīhā: Paṇḍita Amaranāthajī dvārā Ustada Amīra K̲h̲ām̐ sāhaba ke saṃsmaraṇa
2008, Paṇḍita Amaranātha Maimoriyala Phāuṇḍeśana
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Hindi and English.

Published in
Dillī
Genre
Biography.
Other Titles
Prophets of Indore

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Pagination
176 p., [16] p. of plates :
Number of pages
176

ID Numbers

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OL22516687M
ISBN 13
9788175259348
LCCN
2008306474
OCLC/WorldCat
245600068

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