Rabindra Sangeet

Representing the vibrant and rich cultural life of West Bengal, the Rabindra Sangeet is a perfect blend of the Hindustani and European classical music. Also known as the Tagore School of Music, the Rabindra Sangeet is the heart and soul of the Bengali Classical music. One of the most prominent school of classical music of Bengal, Rabindra Sangeet is a popular way of relaxation and entertainment for the culturally enriched people of West Bengal.

Introduced by the Nobel laureate, Rabindranath Tagore, Rabindra Sangeet encompasses a variety of songs that casts a magical spell on the listeners. The unique composition of Rabindranath Tagore can be broadly classified into five distinct categories that comprise of the songs of love, nature, devotion, nation and songs in general.

Based on Dhrupad, Tappa and Baul style of singing, the beautiful compositions of Rabindra Sangeet caters to a large audience. Originally written and composed in the Bengali language, Rabindra Sangeet was later translated into Hindi and other vernacular languages as well.

An unique school of music, Rabindra Sangeet has produced many eminent singers and musicians. The songs of this particular stream of music has expressed the intense and deeper emotions of men and women through simple language.

Rabindra Sangeet continues to rule the classical musical world with its enchanting yet simple compositions. Rabindra Sangeet has become synonymous with the culture and tradition of West Bengal.

Rabindra Sangeet has the capacity to heal a patient with its powerful yet soft musical compositions. Many people listen to the splendid compositions to relieve themselves from the stress and strains of life. An integral part of Bengali culture, Rabindra Sangeet bears relics of the past that has been triggered down to the modern era.