Sitar Maestro
Creative Musician
Dr. ACHARYA TRIGUNATEET JAIMINI
Residence –
322, Patthar Pura Road
Vrindaban - 281121
U.P.(India)
Mob - 91 9897153545
e-mail -artbankofindia@gmail.com
Citation
(Distinctions and Achievements obtained in the Field of Music)
Dr. Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini
field: Sitar Maestro, Transcendental Music Therapy & Indian Classical Musician
organization: Music Meditation Institute
email: acharyamaestro@gmail.com
web : http://wwww.acharyajaimini.wordpress.com
Address 322 SHRIRANG HOUSE ( NEAR - RASAYANSHALA ) PATTHARPURA ROAD
city: VRINDABAN
state: UTTAR PRADESH
country: INDIA
zip: 281121
Mob : 9897153545
Infos: Visiting Professor / Research Musician / Music Direction / Creative Musician /Music
Therapist / Background Music Score for Fashion Shows / and other events
For further details, please contact e-mail - acharyamaestro@gmail.com mob-91 9897153545
CHILDHOOD ACHIEVEMENTS –
Dr.
Acharya
Trigunateet
Jaimini is fortunate to have
earned this rare accolade and
shares “Born in classic family
of musicians”. Child Jaimini
Foundation lessons by musician mother
was trained up by his
devoted musician mother Smt. Geeta
Devi Sharma who accompanied him on
Tabla at an early age of two. This led
him to giving successful stage
performances of Sitar at the age of
three. It is exceptional that Jaimini since then was
playing in matras 91/ 2, 83/4,
and 91/4 accurately. He also
played a number of other
Taals with fractions, all this
with exceptional skill. In this early age, he also played
“Drut” (fastest speed) laya on stages and Indian
classical
heritage
“Dhrupad“& “Dhamar” too.
FRIST T.V. PROGRAMME
He has since then
making
his
own
compositions on the
spot in various”Raagas”
and “Taals”. His first
T.V.
programme- Sitar performance S,S,H,S,Samaroh
classical performance
on Sitar relayed from Delhi Doordarshan (National )
on 29 Aug. 1985 at an early age of ten years. In the
Playing Dattatreya Veena
similar age his Sitar performance in Shri Swami
Haridas Sangit Samaroh Vrindaban (the National Music Concert -15 Sept.
1985) was appreciated by senior Top Artists. In the National Concert of
Hindustani and Karnatak music organised by Shri Raghvendra Swami Mission
Bangalore (1986), it was remarkable at the age of eleven years
that he played “Dhrupad” on Dattatreya Veena
which is exhibited in Sangit Natak Academy
Museum New Delhi and now listed as rare
instrument in the Limca Book of Records.
Selected brand of India Book Records Holder 2011
“Youngest Sitar Performer with toughest mathematical rhythms‟‟
GURU SHISHYA PARAMPARA :
Music Teacher of Dr.Rajendra Prasad at Rashtrapati Bhawan-1957
Hon‟ble
Dr. Rajendra
Prasad
honoring His
Holiness
Swami
D.R.Parvitikar
(Veena Maharaj)
GURU SHISHYA PARAMPAR
Dr. Trigunateet Jaimini is a worthy disciple of late His Holiness Swami D.R.
Parvatikar renowned Dattatreya Veena player of Nadanand Gharana and
music teacher of Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Hon‟ble First President of India
QUALIFICATIONS:
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Doctorate in Music (Ph-D.) from M.J.P. Rohilkhand University Bareilly.
M.A. in music (Sitar) from Indra Kala Sangit Vishwavidyalaya Khairagarh (C.G.)
M.A. in Drawing & Painting from Jiwaji University Gwalior
M.A. in Philosophy from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Agra
M.A. in Ancient Indian History & Culture from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Agra
M.A. in Hindi from Dr. B. R. Ambedkar University Agra
Post graduate degree of Acharya in Sankrit from Sampurnanand Sankrit Vishwavidyalaya
Varanasi
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Sangit Shiromani (sitar) from Braj Sangit Vidyapith Mathura
Sangit Visharad ( sitar ) from Bhatkhande Sangit Vidyapith Lucknow
Sangit Prabhakar (sitar & vocal) from Prayag Sangit Samiti Allahabad
SUPERVISOR/ EXAMINER/ M Phil / Ph-D / R.D.C Convener
Mangalayatan University Aligarh U.P
J.J.T. University Jhunjhnu Rajsthan
M.J.P. Rohilkhand University Bareilly U.P
Gurukul Kangri University Haridwar
bundelkhand university jhansi
M.Phil Guidance- 9 Scholors
Ph.D. Under Guidance- 8 Scholors
HONOURS / AWARDS /Appreciations / Participations
1. “MAN OF THE YEAR MEDAL for the year 2005‟‟, a supreme symbol of
distinction. From American Biography Institute (A.B.I.) U.S.A.
2. NATIONAL EXCELLENCY AWARD-2008, Plaque of Honour in International
Music Festival Olympiad organised by Department of Culture Government
of Orissa & Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre (E.Z.C.C.) Governmant of India
Kolkata.
3. “CONTEMPORARY WHO‟S WHO OF PROFESSIONALS” and also included
his name in the “INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF EXPERTS AND
EXPERTISE” 2006 The American biographical Institute, U.S.A. has even
published his biography
4. BEST SITAR PERFORMANCE AWARD in National Concert Kathajodi
Mohatsav 26 March 2009 organized by Director of Culture, Govt. of Orissa
5. SHASTRIYA KALA RATANA SAMMAN in National Concert Programme,
Awarded by Shri Swami Haridas Sangeet Dhrupad Mahotsav Samiti , Vrindaban
September 2010
6. BEST MUSIC DIRECTOR Prize in Programme Tarang ‟10 from I.I.T.„Roorkee
Award 2010
7. Swami Shri Meghshyam Smrati Samman from Shri Braj Nidi Seva Trust
Vrinbadan 2010
8. Special Award from Sangeet Kala Kendra Agra 1987
9. Special Honour for Sitar Competition from Brahma Vidya Mandir Sankrit
Degree College Vrindaban on 11 August 1986
10. Mathura Janpadiya youth samaroh 1986 , First prize in music sitar completion
organized by Uttar Pradesh government.
11. Braj Ratna from Akhil Bhartiya Sarvodaya Sansthan Mathura, 1986
12. Mathura Janpadiya youth samaroh 1989, First Prize in Solo Music
13. First Prize in sitar performance Organized by Vrindaban Youth Club 26 August
1988.
14. Appreciation of Remarkable Performance on 16 oct 1988. Organized by
Mathura Refinery Durga Puja Samiti
15. Sitar Vadya Visharad Award from Shri Nimbark Peeth Salemabad, AjmerRajasthan, 1988
16. First Prize Honour in Sitar Solo Competition 1988 from Sangeet Natak Akdami
Lucknow
17. Appreciation in Extraordinary sitar Performance from Mahanambrat Math
Calcutta on 17 April 1989.
18. Classical Music Sitar Competition organized by U.P. Government
19. SANGEET VIDHUTUI from Braj Bharti Lalit Kala Manch Vrindaban, 1990
20. KHEM SINGH MEMORIAL AWARD from Freedom Fighters Society Mathura,
2002
21. SWAR MARMAGYA from Dwemasik Shastriya Sangit Manch DayalBagh Agra
2005
22. SANGIT KALA NIDHI from Shri Chaitanya Seva Samiti Vrindaban, 2004
23. VISHISTHA SEVA SAMMAN from Shri Maha Naam International Society
Kolkata, 2004
24. VISHISTHA SAMMAN on Youth Festival 2007
25. BRAJ RATANA from Baalvikas Manch Vrindaban, 2007
26. Honour for Music Field from Joints Group Vrindaban 2008
27. SWAR- MANI from Bharat Sevashram Sangh (International) Vrindaban Branch,
2007
28. Music meditation program appreciated by professor of Russian children Fund
Moscow Russian on 7 march 2008.
RECORD HOLDER –
RECORD HOLDER
Selected brand of Limca
Book of Records & India
Book Records Holder 2012
“Youngest Sitar Performer
with Toughest Mathematical
Rhythms‟‟
Selected brand of Creative World Records Holder Nepal 2014
“Most Music Composed in
Shortest Period”
composed own 7700 music
compositions in 140 Hours
were
broadcasted
on
Celestial Radio U.K. London
& WCR FM Web of Melody
Programmed London U.K.
Selected brand of Assist World Records
Holder 2013
“First music researcher of Waiting tunes
hello tunes on mobiles can jar on the nerves”
six-month research on waiting tunes and hello tunes
on cell phones, called for a review of what "is
routinely dished out in the name of music to
customers" The researcher studied the effects of
background music, hello tunes, repeat music and
waiting tunes before concluding that telecom
companies were not doing a service to either the
music world or the customers. Somebody who calls
to get some urgent information or a distressed caller
wanting to register a complaint would love soothing
musical strains to lift the spirits.
Judgments Seat Honoured –
Tarang Festival 2011of IIT Roorkee & Sur Sangam 2007, Mathura
Practical Music Researcher Music Therapy / Effect on Bacteria & Plants/ Importance of classical
music in mobile tunes (waiting tones on mobile can jar on the nerve)
Broadcast Sitar Recordings - City Radio 101.8 WCR FM U.K. London
(wave of Melody): 1st June Wednesday
bet 7 & 8 pm UK time [23:30 hrs - 00:30
hrs IST] & the Repeat shows on 5 June Sunday bet 10 & 11 pm UK
time [ 02:30 hrs - 03:30 hrs IST]
Broadcast Sitar Recordings - Celestial Radio U.K. London:
Practical Research demonstration / Workshops & Seminars
delivered Lecture/ Research Article Published
1. Sitar performance in International Seminar
on “YUG-YUGEEN BRAJA‟‟ 28 Sep 1987 organized
by Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Samiti Varanasi
2. Research paper published “Vrindaban me
phool Bangle in Vraj Salila from Vrindavan Research
Institute Vrindavan” April - June 2002
3. Lecture delivered with demonstration on “ Gayaki in Tantravadya” 18
Feb 2003 organized by Dayalbagh Deemed University Agra.
4. Practical Research Programme on “Varieties of sitar techniques”- 28
Sept 2004 organized by S.R.S. Girls P.G. College Bareilly,
5. Research paper presented U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar on
“Distance Education in Indian classical music” 23-25 Jan 2005 organized
by S.R.S. Girls P.G. College Bareilly.
6. Research paper presented - U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar on
“Music Therapy” 24-25 Sept 2007 organized by R.C.A. Girls P.G. College
Mathura.
7. National Music Workshop 16 - 23 Nov.2007 organized by Bhart Vikas
Parishad Dehradun
8. Practical Research demonstration2.Dec.,2007 on “Instrumental sound
techniques” with Italian Guitarist D.Turi
under Indo- Foreign Cultural Exchange
Programme at Mangalayatan University
Aligarh.
9. National Workshop & Seminar on Music
Fusion & Therapy 11-18 may 2008 organized by National Society for Equal
Opportunities for the Handicapped Dehradun
10. Research paper presented - U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar
on„‟Relevance of Buddhism in Present Society‟‟23-24 Jan 2009 organised
by - S.R.S.P.G. collage Bareilly
11. Research paper presented - U.G.C. sponsored National Seminar on
“Music Therapy A Powerful Method for Treatment of various Behavioral
problems”- 21 Feb. 2009 Dayanand Girls P.G. college Kanpur.
12. Drupad Music & Painting workshop 14-may 2010 at yamuna Ghat,
Programme Convener in Drupad Music & Painting workshop organized by
Mangalayatan University Aligarh.
13. Research paper presented - U.G.C.
sponsored National Seminar on “A
Powerful of Music Therapy” 4. Dec. 2010
organised by Dayanand Girls P.G. college
Kanpur.
14. Research
Paper
presented
&
in
International Conference on “The Role of Fine Art with special reference to
Aesthetical Values of Humanity” 4th February 2011 organized by Institute of
Visual, Performing Arts & Research Mangalayatan University, Aligarh.
15. U.G.C.
sponsored
National
workshop on “The importance
of Bandish in Hindustani Music”
5 Feb. 2011
Dayanand Girls
Kanpur.
organized by
P.G. college
16. Research Paper
presentedU.G.C.
sponsored
National
Seminar on “Sangeet and Yoga”
11-12 Feb.2011 organized by Shri
Arvind Mahila College, Patna (A
constituent
unit
of
Magadh
University, Bodhgaya)
17. Research Paper presented U.G.C.
sponsored
National
Seminar on “Indian Instruments of folk music” 27 Feb. 2011 organized by
Dayanand Vaidik Post Graduate collaege, Orai
18. National Artist Workshop Visual and Performing Arts on “Sound &
Surroundings” 28 Feb. 2011 organized by Institute of Visual, Performing Arts &
Research,
Mangalayatan
University,
Aligarh
19. .Lecture delivered with demonstration
on Music Meditation workshop to 30
Students from Rutgers University in
New Jersey, USA, organized by Jiva
Institute Vrindaban., 9 Jan 2012
20. Uttar Pradesh sponsored National
Seminar on “The importance of Swar Laya Taal in Indian Classical Music ”
21 Jan. 2012 organized by Dayanand Girls P.G. college Kanpur.
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Convener in International Seminar –
“The Role of Fine Art with special reference to Aesthetical Values of
Humanity” 4th February 2011 organized by Institute of Visual, Performing Arts &
Research Mangalayatan University, Aligarh.
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Editor Lalitya – A monthly research journal of performing & visual Arts.
Publish Article in International Research Journals
Topic - WHAT IS BHAKTI YOGA
Topic - NADA YOGA AND PHILOSOPHY
Topic - NADA YOGA is te core of dhrupad music
Published in - deinayurveda wordpress journa
C.D. / D.V.D. Released
Jai Yamuna (Save the Heritage ) with Italian Musician
D. Turi & Renzo Vigagni (Audio CD) (rfArts studio)
Naad Yoga Documentary film by Holland Government Channel (Vedio DVD)
A Lotus flower for you –
(fusion Music (Audio CD - rfArts studio)
MUSIC THERAPY-
Acharya is presently
working on the miracles of
music therapy. It has been
observed that vegetation
gets a luxuriant growth on
the music melodies. Cows
produce increased milk after
enjoying music.
The basic theory of Acharya
Jaimini is that the objects of nature, the
plantations, the birds, animals are instant
recipients of the musical melodies as they are innocent. The experiences of Acharya
Jaimini say that the heights to which human genius can soar, the sublime feelings,
the depths of Love and all that the Brahma (Almighty) has created in his delicacy,
can best be expressed and felt through the strings of music melodies and probably
there can be no better language for such godly experiences.
The listeners of Acharya Jaimini are also being benefitted by listening to his
music on Sitar, thereby feeling relief from mental stress, tension and sleeplessness,
and the various resultant ailments and problem
DHRUPAD HERITAGE –
Vrindaban, the abode of Lord Krishna, situated on the bank of the Holy river yamuna
is known for its devotional classical music “Dhrupad”. Bhagwat Puran states that
Lalita Sakhi sang in Dhrupad style during the famous “Raas”-dance. Since then this
tradition of ancient form of worship of Lord Krishna has been maintained in the
temples of Vrindaban. Dhrupad is a particular north Indian style of classical music
related to “Vraja”. This was enriched and elevated to godly heights by the celebrated
swamy Haridas of Vrindaban, the Guru of world famous musician Tansen.
Acharya Jaimini is taking much interest
in preserving the „Dhrupad Heritage, He
has
made
Dhrupad
performance
possible on sitar with its effective
presentation in music concerts.
Having delivered lectures at various
Universities and music institutions
Acharya Jaimini says that, Dhrupad
playing on sitar, is not easy because
bringing sitar to the depth of Dhrupad “Beenkari &
Alapchari” techniques
during sitar recital is an extra ordinary
thing. This in itself is an effective
tranquilizer. Sitar playing being under
the “Da-Dir-Daara” strokes, clarity of
technical
dimensions,
deeply
presentation of Dhrupad and binding of
the flow of “Nom-tom” on mizrab
(striker) with “Laykari” (appropriate divisions of speed ) is a practical
demonstration of the Dhrupad technique. Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini born,
nourished and still living in the vicinity of Nidhiban, the place of swamy Haridas, has
been upholding and propagating the same rich tradition on Sitar
SOCIAL SERVICESAcharya Trigunateet Jaimini, apart from being
visiting professor in Universities and various
music institutions, has given memorable
performances in various music concerts.
Having got occasions to play duets with well
known Indian and foreign artists, the Sitar
recordings of Acharya Jaimini are preserved in
the archives of the preservation libraries of
Germany
and
Spain.
Dr. Jaimini is always interested in helping deserving
poor music students by teaching them classical music
according traditional system of gurukul parampara. He
arranges workshops for creation of interest of classical
music in education institutions in summer vacations
MUSIC SUPERVISORGuidance to Music students & Research Scholars
M Phil/Ph-D students in Mangalayatan University Aligarh &
EXAMINER in Various Universitys.
From
Holland, a film
on the yoga of
sound
Holland-based Indian
origin filmmaker Rishi Chaman, who had
earlier made Bollywood Blues, is making
a telefilm on Nada Yoga in Dutch and
English. He says it is a modern, spiritual
and musical version of the wellness
technique where East meets West.Titled
Nada Yoga — The Secret Of Sound, the 28-minute movie will be telecast on the
Dutch Hindu Broadcasting Network OHM. The word „Nada‟ refers to the physical,
mystical, religious or cosmic sound."The film will be relevant to watch because you
Holland-based Indian origin filmmaker Rishi will see how an ancient, secretive tradition
Chaman, who is making a telefilm on Nada in the East is translated to the West. The
Yoga, with Acharya T. Jaimini (right) — a focus is on Acharya T. Jaimini, who
teacher of the traditional practice and the teaches the authentic, demanding form of
main character of the film. Photo: IANS
Nada Yoga to two of his students, which
is confidential," says Chaman, 32, who was recently in Vrindavan to shoot the film.
"In sharp contrast, a German, Tomas Meisenheimer, offers Nada Yoga in the form of
a sound massage table to clients, who need a relief from their demanding careers.
What is common between these two different approaches is that they offer the
tradition of the yoga of sound that can help an individual gain peace of mind," he
adds.
Earlier, Chaman had directed Laxmi Calling Ling, Sapney and Itch and made
documentaries on Indian artistes like Sonu Nigam, Asha Bhosle, Amitabh
Bachchan and his son Abhishek.
He collaborated with Delhi-based Anupama Jain for the telefilm Nada Yoga.
"Anupama was able to persuade Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini, one of the great
practitioners of authentic Nada Yoga, to participate in the film. Chaman adds. Jaimini
is a sitar maestro and head of the department of music in Mangalayatan University,
Aligarh, and his achievements on Nada Yoga are well known.
According to Jaimini, "Indian music has its essence in a deep sense of spirituality,
along with roots in yoga and Indian philosophy. The theme of the compositions is
mostly devotional in nature and many of them also convey abstruse philosophical
concepts in a form that is easy to grasp," he adds. —spicezee.zeenews.com
Curing diseases through music therapy
Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini, a sitar maestro and
musictherapist has been doing research on the
miracles of music therapy for the last nine years.
He has Successfully tested the research work on
a number of patients during music meditation
camps. His work has been focussed on
interlinking the diseases with a particular “Raga”
which could provide instant relief to patients.
(HINDUSTAN TIMES 17 OCT 2004/ NAVBHARAT TIMES 2 OCT
2004/ TIMES OF INDIA 1 OCT 2004/ HINDUSTAN 17 oct 2004 )
According to Dr. Jaimini‟s deep research the plants,are also receipients of Indian
classical music
(U.N.I. VARTA news 28 Dec 2003/HELTH-MEGNA PUBLICATION 2 Feb. 2004 )
Dr.Trigunateet Jaimini has produced over five thousand music compositions
(MALAYSIA SUN/ JAPAN HERALD / TOPIX ITALY NEWS/ MSN Lifestyle/ SIFTY BUSINESS(Full
Story}YAHOO NEWS (Top Story) IANS NEWS 14 Mar 2007)
WAITING TUNES ON MOBILES CAN JAR ON THE NERVES
“The requirements can vary according to the needs and circumstances, and repetitive
music can play on your nerves,” says music researcher Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini
from Vrindaban Dr. Acharya Jaimini, Head of Department, Sitar, Mangalayatan
University, in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, has after a six-month research on waiting tunes
and hello tunes on cell phones, called for a review of what “is routinely dished out in
the
name
of
music
to
customers”.
The researcher studied the effects of background
music, hello tunes, repeat music and waiting tunes
before concluding that telecom companies were not
doing a service to either the music world or the
customers Somebody who calls to get some urgent
information or a distressed caller wanting to register a
complaint would love soothing musical strains to lift the
spirits.
”Right now the service providers or the call centres do not bother about the mood or
the mental state of the harassed caller who finds the „press one or two or three‟
instruction message hardly amusing. He may be in a desperate hurry to connect to an
ambulance service or get some information from the police. While the customer is
made to wait, he is subjected to soporific or painful scores,”Jaimini said in an
interview.de to wait, he is subjected to soporific or painful scores,”Jaimini said in an
interview.
( NDTV 22 JAN 2009 / THE TIMES OF INDIA -SCIENC-HEALTH PAGE 21 JAN 2009 / THE HINDU 22 JAN 2009 )
MUSIC ON HIS FINGERTIPS
He is the only sitar maestro in the world who plays Dhrupad on sitar, Besides
endeavouring to revive the Dhrupad style of music, Dr. Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini
today is busy providing therapy through his music.
(THE TIMES OF INDIA NEW DELHI (AGRA PLUS PAGE-3) 23 June 2006)
Making Indian classical music for fashion shows
Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini, has worked hard, for several years to develop a brand of
contemporary fusion music to provide „appropriate background scores for Indian art
galleries and fashion shows, particularly those showcasing traditional Indian attires‟
(INDO ASIAN NEWS SERVICE 6 Jan 2008/ Bollywood News-Yahoo 6 Jan 2008/ THE PIONEER 8 JAN 2008/
HINDUSTAN TIMES-LIFESTYLE 7 JAN 2008/ ZEE NEWS 6 JAN 2008)
SITAR MAESTRO JAIMINI HONOURED WITH EXCELLENCY AWARD.
Noted sitar maestro, Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini, was felicitated with the prestigious
National Excellency Award-2008. For his outstanding contribution in the field of
Indian classical music and extensive research on transcendental and therapeutic
music,he was lauded. Dr. Jaimini, a professor of music at Mangalayatan University,
Aligarh had brought twelve of his university students to participate at the recently
concluded 16th International Theatre Olympiad at K.V.K. Auditorium.They took part in
two dramas; Jwala and Saari Raat in which Dr. Jaimini orchestrated the background
score for the plays.On the penultimate day of the theatre Olympiad, Dr. Jaimini also
set the background score for a play performed by foreign actors on the request of
veteran thespian and founder-secretary of India Theatre Olympiad, Prof. Kartik Ch.
Rath.Hailing from an illustrious family of musicians, child Jaimini has had her first
music lessons from his musician mother Geeta Devi who also accompanied him on
the tabla on stage when he was barely three.Dr. Jaimini, now only 33, has already
several prestigious honors and awards to his credit.
(THE PIONEER - NATION PAGE 2 OCT 2008 / TATHYA.IN 4 OCT 2008 / NEWSTRACKINDIA.COM 3 OCT 2008)
Fusion of Indian, Italian musicians leaves Orissa spellbound
Bhubaneswar, March 23, Hundreds of
people in Orissa
were left spellbound
when they listened
to a fusion music
concert by artistes
from India and Italy
over the weekend. The concert was held
at Rabindra Mandap here Saturday
evening by Pragati, a Bhubaneswar-based
cultural organisation, in collaboration
with the Department of Culture,
Fusion music concert by Indian-Italian artistes in Orissa
Government of Orissa.The concert was a
confluence of Indian and Western music performed by Vrindavan-based sitar maestro
Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini and Italian guitar maestro D. Turi. They were accompanied on
the tabla by Gopal Kaushik.
“It is for the first time that we organised a fusion music concert in Orissa where an Indian and
Western musician performed together,” secretary of Pragati Sudhansu Marik told IANS.
“There have been many classical music concerts performed by eminent artistes of India but
Orissa never hosted any fusion music programme like this previously,” he said.
The one-hour programme was divided into four musical movements: Sankha, Chakra, Gada
and Padma. While the first three were distinct and outstanding compositions based on the
symbolic implications of Lord Vishnu’s paraphernalia, the last was a meditative composition
signifying the bliss and harmony associated with Padma or the lotus.
The artistes signed off with their own version of “Vande Mataram” in Raag Desh on the
request of the audience who were reluctant to leave their seats even after the end of the
programme. Jaimini is widely acclaimed for his contribution to the field of Indian classical
music and fusion music, and extensive research on transcendental and therapeutic music.
At present, he is a professor of music at Mangalayatan University, Aligarh, in Uttar Pradesh.
(Zee News Mar 27, 2009/worldlatestnews.com/The South Asian Times Mar 23rd, 2009/INDIAFORUMS.COM/NEWS ART-CULTURE/ INDIAN EXPRESS Mar 27, 2009/ HINDUSTANTIMES Mar 27, 2009/
southasianews.com Mar 27, 2009)
Musical
protest
Vrindavan to save Yamuna
at
Vrindavan, April 9 2010 (IANS) The banks of the
polluted Yamuna river came alive to the soulstirring strains of a unique musical protest that
bemoaned nature's bountiful beauty turning into
a sewage drain and hoped for better sense that
would one day revive its "divine glory".
The musical initiative of Acharya
Jaimini Thursday evening drew cheers
and support from activists, who have been alarmed by the
construction frenzy, high level of industrial effluents and toxic
waste finding way into the river.
"The ghats are vanishing, the lush green forests have disappeared,
the birds don't chirp any more, the holy 'kunds' are in a shambles.
All over the Braj Mandal you only see concrete structures, the eyesores of modern civilisation," said Acharya Gopi Ballabh Shastri who
runs a water hut for the pilgrims in Vrindavan.
The musical protest to halt further deterioration of the "Heritage
River" was organised by sitar maestro Jaimini. His four-part
composition of Indian contemporary classical music was rendered
effortlessly but forcefully by a group at the river bank.
Speaking to IANS, Jaimini said: "In the first composition the river
enters the plains: realization of ancient Yamuna, then after the
bridge construction there is a sudden jolt and shock and the holy
river shrinks in shock and awe. In this composition, Italian piano
player Ranso also performs. Italian guitarist D. Turi is the comusician. These compositions express devotion to Yamuna."
The Indian classical notes bring out the divine glory and the faith
of the pilgrims in Yamuna. The strains are harmoniously blended with
Western musical notes to highlight the destruction and pollution in
the river, the concrete structures all over, Jaimini said.
A CD of the composition, raag Raseshwari, was released by
Vrindavan's Radha Fine Art Studio.
(IANS 9 April 2010/ The Times of India 23 April 2010)
Indian
Classical Music Programme Held In Vrindavan
Vrindavan (India): Thursday, 31 March 2011 13:48 Indian
Classical Music Programme Held In Vrindavan on Sunday
evening at Krishna Balraam Temple (ISCON).
The Aim of the programme was to highlight Yamuna pollution
and create awareness relating to protect Yamuna against
pollution.
Programme was organised by Chaitanya Gauri President ISCON
Temple Vrindaban and convened by the renowned American
Fine Artist Alfred Joseph Valerio (Bhakti Siddhant Das).Sitar Maestro Acharya Dr.
Trigunateet Jaimini gave two performances with Austrian singer Ulla Graf.
In the performances, many devotees of various countries followed and prayed to Lord
Krishna for to be successful in this yamuna pollution removing movement and this
programme was addressing the people to be aware in this relevance.
Convenor and renowned American Fine Artist Artist Alfred Joseph Valerio appreciated
Acharya Jaimini,s social contribution by his music performance.
Dr. Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini who is the Head of Music Department at Mangalayatan
University Aligarh has been giving performances time to time in the temple and bank of
holy river yamuna relating Yamuna purification movement.
(Agra today news Thursday, 31 March 2011 13:48 / samacharxpress 02Apr 2011/ Mediabharti)
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A Film on Acharya Jaimini’s achievements on “NAAD YOGA”
The Organisation Hindu Media (O.H.M.) is Holland Government channel. For long it
had been trying to prepare a film
on “ NAAD YOGA PHILOSOPHY
“ which is a heritage of Indian
culture. Now it has been
possible
after
obtaining
information about. Dr. Acharya
Trigunateet
Jaimini‟s
achievements related to “NAAD
YOGA”.The
channel
has
prepared a documentary film on
his “NAAD YOGA “ and Music
Therapy along with is life
history. The film will be released
in Dutch and English Languages
worldwide on 19 September
Dr. Jaimini before shooting of the Dutch film on his life 2010. The film will also be a part
in the Mangalayatan University.
of Europe Film Festival - 2011.
This was recently revealed by
Rishi Chaman , the film director of the channel during his talks with correspondents
and in the presence Acharya Jaimini. Mr. Rishi Chamen had already prepared
documentary films of Asha Bhonsle and Sonu Nigam, Amitabh and Abhishek Bachan.
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