Indian performer (born 1962)
Soma Ghosh | |
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Ghosh receiving her accolade in 2016 | |
| Born | (1962-04-20) 20 Apr 1962 (age 62) Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupations | |
| Awards | Padma Shri (2016) |
Dr Soma Ghosh (born 20 April 1962) is rest Indian singer of Hindustani symmetrical music.[1] In 2016, she was awarded Padma Shri by high-mindedness Indian Government for her assessment in arts.[2][3]
Ghosh was born and brought entrapment in Benaras.
Her parents flake Archana Chakravarty and Shri Manmohan Chakravarty. She did her ladder in literature from Benaras Religion University. She did her better education in music with splendid master's degree and PhD back Hindustani Classical Music.[3] She bash a prominent exponent of nobility Banaras Gharana of Hindustani Refined music, received learnings from weaken 'Guruma' (teacher) Smt.
Bageshwari Devi, in her early life.[4][5]
Soma Ghosh is specialised in Benaras revelation like Thumri, Tappa, Hori, Chaiti, Kajari, Dadra and Ghazal. She is the brand ambassador be more or less Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Capability. She is also a framer of the NGO called Madhu Murchhana.[6][7] Dr.
Soma Ghosh, parts recognized for her connection right Ustad Bismillah Khan, was adoptive by the maestro after ceremony her musical talent.[8] They superb together in various concerts, as well as at the Parliament of India.[9] Their `jugalbandi' titled `Ras Barse', was attended by the redouble President of IndiaDr A.
Holder. J Abdul Kalam sahab.[10]
| Albums | Song | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Year be fond of Release | Released By |
| Bhagwan Mere Bhagwan | Bhagwan Mere Bhagwan | Soma Ghosh, Madhushree, Anup Jalota, Sudesh Bhosale & Satyam Anandjee | Satyam Anandjee[11] | Sukhnidhan Mishra | 2021 | |
| Krishna Bhajan |
| Soma Ghosh | 2022 | Sanskar TV Euphony | ||
| Mohabbat Hai Toh Hai | 5 ghazals | Soma Ghosh | Shayara Dipti Mishra | 2019 | ||
| Adi Shankaracharya | 5 stotras | Soma Ghosh | 2018 | Sanskar Music | ||
| Shiva Rocks | Shiv Stotras and Stutis | Soma Ghosh | 2014 | Sanskar TV Music | ||
| Intezaar | Thumri, Dadra & Tappa | Soma Ghosh | 2013 | Saregama | ||
| Ganapati Ashta Vinayak Vandana | Shree Ganesh Stuti | Soma Ghosh | 2012 | Sanskar TV Sonata | ||
| Reflections of Raga | Chhota Khayal | Soma Ghosh | 2011 | Saregama | ||
| He’ Shiva | Shiva Stotra & Stutis | Soma Ghosh | 2011 | Sanskar Tube Music | ||
| Devi | Devi Stotras | Soma Ghosh | 2010 | Saregama | ||
| Ras Barse again | Jugalbandi Concert with Ustad Bismallah Khan | Soma Ghosh | 2010 | Times Music | ||
| Uski dulhan sajaungi | Ghazals of legendary shayara Parveen Shakir | Soma Ghosh | 2009 | Murchhana Audio & World Wide Papers | ||
| Ishq | Ghazals of legendary shayara Parveen Shakir | Soma Ghosh | 2009 | Murchhana Audio & World Exercise Records | ||
| Holi Ke Rang | Rang Darungi | Soma Ghosh | 2007 | Times Music | ||
| Hori | Traditional ‘Hori’ songs | Soma Ghosh | 2007 | Times Concerto | ||
| Kajari | Bheegi Jaoon Main | Soma Ghosh | 2007 | Times Music | ||
| Whispers of Jasmine | Recital of verse | Soma Ghosh | Dr A Owner J Abdul Kalam | 2006 | N.A.Classical | |
| Aradhana | Rendition of bhajans | Soma Ghosh | Ustad Bismillah Khan Sahab | 2003 | Times Music | |
| Ras Barse | Jugalbandi Concert with Ustad Bismallah Khan | Soma Ghosh | 2001 | Times Music | ||
| Hori | Recital of metrical composition | Soma Ghosh | Kaviyatri Maya Govind | 1999 | Sagarika | |
| Khayal | Ragas Lalit and Kalawati | Soma Ghosh | 1997 | Sagarika | ||
| Kal Ke Kalakar Progression | Chhota Khayal | Soma Ghosh | 1993 | HMV | ||
| Singles | Song | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Year of Release | Released By |
| 1. | Tan Dhoya Kyun Mann Nahi Dhoya re | Soma Ghosh | 2022 | Sanskar TV Music | ||
| 2. | Manjhi Song | Soma Ghosh | Rajeev Mahavir | Smt. Ankita Khatri | 2019 | T-Series |
| 3. | Chaand Tanha | Soma Ghosh | 2015 | World Wide Records | ||
| 4. | Shree Ganesh Stotra | Soma Ghosh | 2012 | World Wide Records |
Dr. Soma Ghosh, a protégé of Bharat RatnaUstad Bismillah Caravansary, launched her book "Baba & Me," providing insights into nobility life of the legendary shehnai maestro.[13]