Members of a gharana are unified by a shared lineage of musical tradition, characterized by a distinct style, repertoire, and teaching methodology. This familial or school-based system emphasizes the transmission of knowledge through direct mentorship, fostering a deep sense of identity and belonging among its practitioners. Additionally, the aesthetics, values, and philosophical approaches to music often bind the members together, creating a cohesive community dedicated to preserving and evolving their art form.
Gharana Bullodu was created on 1995-04-27.
Gharana Mogudu was created on 1992-04-09.
The cast of Gharana Gangulu - 1981 includes: Sridevi
Gharana Bullodu - 1995 is rated/received certificates of: India:U
Gharana Donga - 1980 is rated/received certificates of: India:U
The cast of Gharana Donga - 1980 includes: Gummadi Sridevi Raogopalrao Mohan Babu Krishna Ghattamaneni
Kishor Kumar Guru-Gharana has written: 'Industrial relations system in Nepal' -- subject(s): Economic policy, Industrial relations
There is no clear answer to this question. Music is an art, and as such, music appreciation is subjective. There are various gharanas (styles) in Indian classical music, and in each of them there are a few possibilities for 'best musician' according to some measures such as influence or innovation. Some examples from vocal gharanas: Faiyyaz Khan from the Agra gharana, D.V. Paluskar from the Gwalior gharana, Amir Khan from the Indore gharana, and Abdul Karim Khan, Abdul Waheed Khan and Bhimsen Joshi from the Kirana gharana.
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