Lokogandhar

Nazmul Haque and Dr. Maumita Vairagi Abstract: Vijay Krishna Adhikari, popularly known as ‘Pagal Vijay,’ was born in Dumdi village of Narail, Bangladesh (then Bengal). Despite facing the early loss of his parents, Vijay Sarkar’s journey unfolded through various schools, where he encountered teachers who imparted knowledge of dance, singing, acting, and, most significantly, music. His education extended up to class 10, and he briefly worked as a teacher and Naib. Vijay Sarkar’s immersion into the world of music began…

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Mehfuz Al Fahad, Lecturer, Department of Music, University of Dhaka Abstract: The emergence of social media and digital streaming platforms has revolutionized the music industry in profound ways. YouTube and Spotify, for instance, have become the preferred channels for music consumption and promotion, enabling artists to reach a global audience. YouTube offers music videos, live performances, and other interactive content that fans can engage with, thus reducing the need for promotional videos. It has also created a new revenue stream…

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Krishna Modak, Professor, SACT, Department of Music, Memory College, Memory, East Burdwan, West Bengal, India Abstract The influence of music on the mind is immense. Even the thinking human mind manifests its hypnotic power even in the lower animals. Mind is the driving force of the body – its thoughts, the senses like imagination, memory, desire, etc. are controlled by the influence of sound either way, it can alleviate the negative aspects of the mind and stimulate the positive aspects…

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Maitri Sinha, Research Scholar, Rabindra Bharati University Abstract: Music has long been an integral component of cultural expression, with a profound impact on various forms of traditional art. This study delves into the intricate relationship between music and folk drama, examining how musical elements shape and enhance the narrative, emotional resonance, and overall experience of traditional performances. From ancient rituals to modern folk theatrics, the interplay of melody, rhythm, and lyrics serves as a dynamic force, weaving a rich tapestry…

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Dr. Ajanta Jana, Guest Assistant Professor, Sadhu Ramchand Murmu University, Jhargram View Post Abstract: Music, a universal language that transcends cultural boundaries, has been an integral part of human experience throughout history. This paper delves into the intricate interplay between music and mental health, focusing on the temporal dimensions that shape this relationship. By examining how music affects various facets of mental well-being over time, from immediate emotional responses to long-term therapeutic effects, we aim to unravel the complexities that…

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Dr. Soumen Chakraborty, Department Of Music, Ramsaday College, Amta, Howrah, WB, India Abstract: In this work, an attempt has been made to present the way to generate different creative techniques with improvisation using the combination of various compositions in music in a very simplified manner. The procedures for producing the creation and improvisation through the logic of different techniques of various compositions in music have been stated by citing several examples. The basic concepts of creation and improvisation of various compositions including…

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Dr. Mali Mitra. Asst. Prof. In Music. Memari College. Memari. Burdwan. Abstract:Rabindranath a poet of the world. He is the Eternal Creator. Rabindranath Tagore is one such creator,through whose creation we constantly reach in another dimension. Even in today’sage, he is the immortal creator. A small portion of the vast range of hiscontemporary art and literature has been discussed within limitations. That is –transition from poetry created by the poet to song. There are many poems whichhe composed as a…

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Dr. Paramita Chatterjee Abstract: This abstract explores the profound impact of music on the broadcast media landscape in India, specifically focusing on radio and television. Music has been an integral part of Indian culture for centuries, and its seamless integration into the electronic media has contributed significantly to the cultural fabric of the nation. This study investigates how music serves as a powerful tool in shaping the auditory and visual experiences of audiences across diverse regions and demographics. The research…

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Dr. Iti Pal Abstract: Dynamics Between Music Directors and Artists: A Study on the Incorporation of Folk Music in Bengali Films Abstract: This research delves into the intricate relationship between music directors and artists in the context of Bengali cinema, with a specific focus on the utilization of folk music. Bengali films have a rich tradition of incorporating folk elements into their soundtracks, contributing to the cultural tapestry of the region. Through a comprehensive analysis of interviews, case studies, and…

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