A Musical Ecstasy
First Indian artist who has performed at the historical Chamber Music Hall at Leipzig Music University in Germany.
sitar and surbahar
DHRUBAJYOTI CHAKRABORTY
DHRUBAJYOTI CHAKRABORTY
A Spirit of Ccreativity
An exponent of Rampur Senia Gharana and an artful master of both Sitar and Surbahar.
sitar and surbahar
DHRUBAJYOTI CHAKRABORTY
A Rhapsodical Musical Spell
Believed to have mysteriously commenced much waited rain by playing Raga Mian Ki Malhar on an occasion.
sitar and surbahar
DHRUBAJYOTI CHAKRABORTY
A Splendour of Versatility
A sitarist, an anthropologist, a poet and an essayist
sitar and surbahar
যুগলবন্দি (Jugalbandi)
Jugalbandi means ‘two separate bodies are entwined together’. Dhrubajyoti visited different places in Europe, being invited as a Sitar artist and also as guest speaker of Ethnomusicology. His feelings and experiences about the similarities and differences of two cultures viz. European and Indian, have been expressed in the language and forms of poetry.
The Duet
The Duet is the translation of the Bengali book ‘Jugalbandi’.
স্পর্শ (Sporsho) [authored using pseudonym 'Aantarik Mitra'
Sparsha means ‘touch’. Bengali poems depicting philosophy, psychology, love, estrangement, partition, social parameters, etc.
