User:Shahanaks/Sukhada Kane
Sukhada Kane | |
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Kolhapur, India |
| Genres | Hindustani classical music, Khayal |
| Occupation(s) | Indian classical vocalist |
Mrs. Sukhada Kane (Hindi: सुखदा काणे) is an Indian classical vocalist of the Jaipur, Agra,[1] and Gwalior gharanas.[2][3] She is both a performer and a teacher.
Lineage and training[edit]
She started her training at a young age from renowned singer of Jaipur-Atrauli gharana, the late Pt. Anandrao Limaye.[3][4] Later, while Sukhada pursued her M.A. in music,[3] she received training from the late Kamal Tambe of Jaipur-Atrauli gharana [3][5](disciple of Mogubai Kurdikar). Sukhada also received training from Dr. Prabha Atre[3][5] and Meenakshi Mudbidri[3] while at SNDT Women's University.[3][6]
After marriage, She started training from her father-in-law Sangitacharya late Pt. Kanebuwa.[3][4][5] Sukhada's training under Pt. Kanebuwa was focused on Agra gharana and Gwalior gharana gayaki.[3][7] After the demise of Pt. Kanebuwa, Sukhada continued her training from his disciples Pt. Narendra Kanekar,[3] Balasaheb Tikekar and J.V. Bhatkhande Buwa.[6][7]
Vocalist[edit]
Sukhada has been performing across many platforms across Maharashtra[3][8] and outside such as:
Alladiya Khan Smruti Samaroha,[5][9][10] Rahimat Khan Smriti Mahotsav, Ustad Vilayat Hussein Khan Sangeet Sabha,[11] Pannalal Ghosh Smriti, Dadar Matunga Cultural Centre,[12] SwarSadhana, N.C.P.A. Mumbai, Gharana Sammelan, Pt. Balakrishnabuwa Ichalkaranjikar Smriti Mahotsav.[6][13]
Sukhada has also performed numerous times at Deval Club Kolhapur including: Centennial Silver Jubilee Ceremony of Deval Club,[1][2] Nav Kalyan Rang (themed on Kalyan Based Raags), and ‘GuniGovind’- A musical tribute to late Govindrao Tembe.[14]
In addition, Sukhada has received Late “Sushilabai Gaanu Award”, awarded by Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalay Mandal.[6][15]
Teacher[edit]
Sukhada was connected with Shivaji University Music Department and Deval Club of Kolhapur[16] as a classical music teacher for some years. Sukhada has reciprocated her skills and hard work towards her disciples; one of whom recently achieved All India First Rank at Sangeet Alankar of Gandharva Mahavidyalay. Many of her disciples now perform,[17] on stage and at All India Radio. In addition, she has been a judge for some music competitions.[16]
References[edit]
- ^ a b "Tarun Bharat Newspaper - Centennial Silver Jubilee Ceremony of Deval Club (April, 2009)" – via See talk page for list of hard copy scans.
- ^ a b "Centennial Silver Jubilee Ceremony, Deval Club, Kolhapur 27th April 2009". Loksatta (in Marathi). loksatta.com. 28 April 2009. Retrieved 13 September 2016.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "Sukhada Kane - Newspaper Article, 15 Aug 2000" – via See talk page for list of hard copy scans.
- ^ a b "Sukhada Kane – teacher and training".
- ^ a b c d "Sakal Newspaper - Sukhada Kane, Alladiya Khan Smruti Samaroha" – via See talk page for list of hard copy scans.
- ^ a b c d "Sukhada Kane – vocalist".
- ^ a b "Pt. D.V. Kane".
- ^ "Lokmat Newspaper - Sukhada Kane performs, Upaj Kalamanch, Kolhapur, 2009".
- ^ "Alladiya Khan programme Chembur".
- ^ "Alladiya Khan festival 2006".
- ^ "Sakal Newspaper - Sukhada Kane, Ustad Vilayat Hussein Khan Sangeet Sabha" – via See talk page for list of hard copy scans.
- ^ "Dadar Matunga Cultural Centre - Programme Oct 9th 2005".
- ^ "Esakal Newspaper - Sukhada Kane performs 8th Feb, 2011, Ichalkaranji".
- ^ "Maharashtra Times - 'Guni Govind' Sat. 14th Jan, 2012 at Dombivali (east)".
- ^ "Sukhada Kane - Sushila Bai Ganu Award" – via See talk page for list of hard copy scans.
{{cite web}}:|access-date=requires|url=(help); Missing or empty|url=(help) - ^ a b "Tarun Bharat Newspaper - Music competition 15 Dec 2015, Deval Club, Kolhapur".
- ^ "Maharashtra Times - 28th Nov 2014 - Sukhada Kane's disciples perform, Kolhapur".
Category:Hindustani singers
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