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Rain songs of ‘Panchokobi’ at National Museum

Jamil Mahmud
Cultural organisation DakkhinJ Rabindra Sangeetangan in association with Connecting Dots and Sampriti arranged a musical soiree titled Aapon Gaaney Matao Bhuban at the Shaheed Zia Auditorium. National Museum on July 26. Noted singers performed songs on rain at the programme.
Tagore singer Fahim Hossain Chowdhury started with his rendition of four songs including Srabongagon toley
Educationist Mustafa Nurul Islam inaugurated the programme.
Though prior to the performances the organisers informed that the programme would feature songs composed by the Panchokobi' (Rabindranath
Tagore. Dwijendra Lal Roy. Rajanikant Sen, Atul Prasad Sen and Kazi Nazml Islam), the artistes mostly selected Rabindra and
Nazrul songs.
Artiste Shaheen Samad sang three Nazrul Sangeet and a song of ArlW" Prasdd. Her rep^rtbire included Megh rnedur baroshaye, Rumjhun rumjhun and Neend nahiaakhiparey
Between the performances, artiste Jayanto Chattyopadhyay's narratives from backstage helped the audience understand the context of the songs.
Artistes Mahiuzzaman Chowdhury and Auditi Mohsin rendered Rabindra Sangeet. Their renditions included Godhuli gaganey megh, Ke tumi momo anganey, Ogo shaotali chhely and Aaji jharer raatey They also rendered songs of Rajanikant and Atul Prasad.
It should be mentioned that among the five poets. Rajanikant Sen never wrote a song on rain, though Mahiuzzaman rendered Aami akriti adham at the programme.
Noted Tagore singer Sadi
Mohammad was the next performer. Sadi's voice sounded a bit of dimmed at the programme. Perhaps, that's vVl^^e’reiSdVfed only two songs -- Moh-e ki dwidlla rekhey geley choley and Borsha aailo.
Next, Sadi invited renowned Tagore singer Papia Sarwar to come to the stage. Papia Sarwar rendered two songs -- Aaj kichhutei jay na and Bondhu ratio shathey. Her impeccable rendition of the latter accompanied by violin, made an impression on the audience.
Noted Nazrul singer Khairul Anam Shakil was the last to perform at the programme. He rendered two Nazrul Sangeet --Shonar-o hindoley and the overly familiar Shaono raatey jodi. The programme wrapped up with a rendition of the Atul Prasad song, Srabon jhulatey badal dolatey, rendered byShakil.