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Jaipur gharana vocalist Pandit Raghunandan Panshikar recently presented a Padnabha Narayana Bhaktisangeet concert at Bedekar Ganpati Mandir Hall. The programme started with Ram Krishna Hari Bhajan in Raga Yaman and then moved on to Roop Pahata Lochani, Bolawa Vitthal, Man lago Mero Yar, Payoji Maine, Kaiwari Hanuman and other bhajans. The show concluded with Avagha Ranga Ek Zala in Raga Bhairavi. Panshikar was accompanied by Avinash Patil on tabla, Manoj Bhandwalkar on pakhawaj, and Swananda Kulkarni on harmonium.
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