Morning Dew || Raga Jaunpuri - Vilambit Ektaal || EP 335 Bandish 351 || Manali Bose

Happy New Year to everyone watching! ✨
Thank you for being here and for spending your time listening—your support truly keeps this music alive. As we step into 2026, we’re starting the year in a calm, unhurried way, letting the music take its own time.

We begin with a vilambit bandish in Raga Jaunpuri, set to Ektaal, composed by Bhupat Khan, who wrote under the name Manrang. Jaunpuri’s naturally introspective mood opens up beautifully in vilambit laya, allowing every phrase to settle and speak.

The bandish describes a panghat scene—a woman trying to fetch water, stopped on the way. It’s a simple moment, but it carries tension, vulnerability, and quiet strength. The final line reminds us that when something is sung, it travels; people listen, and stories don’t remain hidden for long.

With the slow cycle of Ektaal, there’s space to explore the raga gently, without hurry—letting emotion emerge rather than forcing it.

Wishing you a peaceful and thoughtful start to 2026.
Thank you for listening, and let’s begin the year together.

JAUNPURI
Vilambit Ektaal
Composed by Manrang (Bhupat Khan)

SaaNwarori daiyaaN rok rahilwa
Dagar panghat kaise ke hooN
Paniya bharane jaooN.

Barajori karata darata na kahoo se
'Manrang' sun paawe sab hi log nagar.

सांवरोरी दैयां रोक रहिलवा
डगर पनघट कैसे के हुं पनिया भरने जाऊं ।।

बरजोरी करत डरत ना काहू से
'मनरंग' सुन पावे सबहि लोग नगर ।।

1001 BANDISHES OF THE GREAT MAESTROS (EPISODE 335 BANDISH 351)
Raga : JAUNPURI
Thaat: Asawari
Jaati: Shadav-Sampurna
Time: Late morning
Vadi: Komal Dha
Samvadi: Pa



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