Anil Vohra's video: Jagjit Singh Tribute Live in Paris 2011

Jagjit Singh Live in Paris Concert To strengthen the Cultural ties between France and Asian communities, for the first time, Jagjit Singh live in Concert will be held in Paris. Possibly the most listened to and well known Ghazal singer is visiting Paris this summers. Jagjit Singh has been entertaining listeners from the late 70s and has released numerous albums throughout the years. He has also given music to several Bollywood movies. This evergreen singer seems to simply go on and on. This is a must watch event for this summer. Apart from the smooth tunes of his Ghazals, the instrument players, such as the Tabla, Sitar and Violin players, are always a pleasure to listen to. An evening full of music, poetry, classical and popular music renditions, at last, in Paris. Artiste : Jagjit Singh et ses musiciens Langue : Hindi et Ourdou Genre : Concert de Ghazal (poésie chantée) Durée : 2h30 Date : 15 mai 2011 concert unique www.indianconnection.fr Pour fêter ses 70 ans et 40 ans de vie dans la musique, le roi du gazhal Jagjit Singh se produit en concert au prestigieux Théâtre du Palace, en concert unique. Artiste incomparable dans le genre du ghazal (poésie lyrique chantée), Jagjit Singh est un artiste qui n'a cessé d'innover sa composition musicale, toujours à la recherche de la perfection. Sa voix mystique est accompagnée à merveille par la musique enchanteresse du sitar, le table, la flute (bassuri), l'harmonium, et autres instruments indiens millénaires. Ses ghazals réflètent la personnalité élégante, suave et mélodieuse de l'artiste lui-même. Tribute to Jagjit Singh, Ghazal, Live in Paris, 2011, Jagjit Singh, Chitra Singh, Indian Music, www.indianconnection.fr, la Compagnie des Indes, Anil Vohra, Paris France, India, Bollywood, Hans Raj Hans, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi, Classical, Bhajan, Theatre le Palace, France Inde, Ekta Bouderlique, Arif Jameel, Hindi Cinema, Sangeet, Gurbani, Abhinav Upadhyay, Paras Nath, Sunil Das, Lalit Shankar, Deepak Khzanchi, Azhar Hussain, Karshni, Western Union, Veetee Rice, Paris, Indo French, Embassy of India Paris France A tribute to ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh By Indian Connection Paris and La Compagnie des Indes. Renowned ghazal singer Jagjit Singh died in Mumbai early on Monday, more than a fortnight after he suffered a brain haemorrhage. He was 70. Singh was in critical condition after an operation at the city's Lilavati hospital on Sept 23. A hospital statement said Singh died at 8.10 The silken voice is silent now: Amitabh Bachchan 'Jagjit Singh was planning a world tour' A tearful adieu to Jagjit Singh Lata Mangeshkar reacts to Jagjit Singh's death Bollywood mourns Jagjit Singh's passing a.m.Credited with popularising the ghazal genre and making it accessible to the masses, Singh cut more than 40 private albums and sang for innumerable Bollywood films, influencing an entire generation of music lovers. His songs from movies like "Arth" and "Saath Saath" are evergreen favourites. "It's horrible," singer Usha Uthup told NDTV, her voice choking. "I cannot believe we are talking of him in the past. He was an incredible human being." Singh was supposed to perform with singer Ghulam Ali in Mumbai when he was rushed to hospital. Stirring millions of hearts with his soulful numbers 'Jhuki jhuki si nazar' and 'Kaagaz ki kashti', ghazal king Jagit Singh infused a new life in the dying genre of music in the seventies and carved a niche for himself in Bollywood. The pain and melancholy in his voice gave vent to the feelings of many a lonely heart.