If we combined well Know composer Khayyam, Politicians and Ghazal singing under the one roof what will it means? Obviously a beautiful evening of music.
We are talking about the launch of Anita Singhvis new album "Zah-e-Naseeb". Chief Guest was Honble Home Minister Shivraj Patil. At this occasion he said that todays evening is for Anita Singhvis performance and I dont want to say too much my best wishes with Anita Singhvi and legend like Khayyam Saheb for there new album.
At this occasion Farooq Sheikh said that people who are not very found of ghazals its means that they never fallen love. But I am very happy to see that many people came here to listen ghazals its shows that every body has a great heart.
This evening Aanita Singhvis ghazals has forced people to stay and listen to her as she sang "aaj jane ki jid na karo", she also perform the title song "Zah-e-Naseeb" from the album.
Khayyam saheb said that Anitas voice is melodies and she is pretty also. She has made this evening more beautiful.
Kulmeet Makkar of Big Music said that we are proud to be associated with Khayyam Saheb and Anita ji for this album "Zah-e-Naseeb". It is an honor for BIG Music to release this album. Anita Jis Ghazals and Khayyam Sahebs music has given us golden opportunity to come up with this kind of album.
Zah-e-Naseeb illustrates a tale of untold emotions through an embellishment of seven Ghazals penned by lyricists like Ahmed Wasi, Vijay Akela, Indira Verma and Daag Dehlvi. The velvety voice of Anita Singhvi glides over harmonies and chords composed by Khayyam with exquisite rhythm making the album an enthralling experience for music connoisseurs. This album is targeted at listeners, who not only crave for nostalgic melody of yesteryears, but more importantly for listeners who believe in the phrase, "Music is life, Music is everything"
In this evening various dignitaries also present were Farookh Abdulla, Ram Jethmalani, Tina Ambani, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Robert Vadra, Manu Abhishek Singhvi and many more.
H.S.Communication
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7.92 mins | Tags:
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