VMIS
Americian Insitute of Indian Studies Ministry of Culture
  • ARCE
  • CAA
  • ABOUT
search

ARCHIVES AND RESEARCH CENTER FOR ETHNOMUSICOLOGY

HOME / AFCP / DETAILS

Jaisalmer ke Bhag Ji ri Katha

 
 
VIEW DETAILS
ARCE No:
AFCP-VMIS_K_83
Item Name:
Jaisalmer ke Bhag Ji ri Katha
Date:
2021-04-08
Recordist :
Harun Khan Langa
Performer :
Yarmohammad Khan
Village :
Bengti
District:
Jodhpur
Description:
A Katha about Bhag Ji of Jaisalmer and a poet who loved and respected each other very much. Once the King of Udaipur was in search of a poet for his court. His servant approached Bhag Ji's poet and took him to the king of Udaipur. The king was very pleased to listen to his poetry, but insisted that the poet stop taking Bhag Ji's name in his recitations, and if he manages to do so he will be awarded four lakh rupees. However, the poet couldn't stop remembering Bhag Ji's greatness and repeatedly t

QUICK NAV

Mapping Music
Music Timeline
Arce Exhibition Timeline
MUSIC IN CONTEXT
  • Raga in Context
    • TIME
      • Morning Ragas
        • Jogiya (Early morning)
        • Bhatiyar (Early morning)
        • Ahir Bhairav (Early morning)
        • Todi (Morning)
        • Komal Re Asavari (Late morning)
        • Alhaiya Bilawal (Late morning)
        • Bhairavi - Surnaiya Langa
        • Bhairavi (Late morning)
        • Lalit (Dawn)
        • Jaunpuri (Late Morning)
      • Afternoon Ragas
        • Shuddha Sarang (Early afternoon)
        • Pilu (Late afternoon)
        • Bhimpalasi (Late afternoon)
        • Multani (Late Afternoon)
      • Evening Ragas
        • Yaman kalyan (Early evening)
        • Tilak kamod (Early evening)
        • Bhupali (Early evening)
        • Raga Kalyan- Manganiar
        • Soob - Manganiar
        • Durga (Late evening)
        • Jaijaivanti (Late Evening)
      • Night Ragas
        • Bahar (Early night)
        • Shankara (Late night)
        • Kafi (Late night)
        • Maru Bihag (Night)
        • Darbari Kanada (Midnight)
        • Malkauns (Midnight)
      • Sunrise and Sunset Ragas
        • Shree (Dusk)
        • Lalit (Dawn)
    • SEASON
      • Basant Bahar
      • Hindol
      • Shree (Autumn)
      • Grishma (Summer)
        • Nat
      • VARSHA (Monsoon)
        • Miyan ki Malhar
        • Megh
        • Raga Goond Malhar - Manganiar
      • SHARAD (Autumn)
        • Gauri
        • Bhairav
  • Ritual Traditions
    • Vedic Chanting
    • Ayyapan Pattu
    • Dhallo
    • Nanduni Pattu
    • Monpa Ritual Music
    • Muharram Processional Music (Shia Drumming)
  • Life Cycle Events
    • Births
      • Barso
      • Fugdi
      • Halaria
      • Saora Lullaby
      • Palna
      • Lali Madhavada
    • Puberty Rituals
      • Sunnat
      • Janeu Git (Thread Ceremony)
      • Mundan
    • Weddings
      • Mangal geet
      • Lagnageet
      • Dantem
      • Wedding Songs of Langas and Manganiar
        • Toranio
        • Mehndi
        • Banna
        • Ambavadi
        • Dhumaladi
        • Beesoo ro Badlo
      • Singhola Ban
      • Erss
    • Death
      • Tamang Death Ritual
  • Work Songs
    • Naga Pounding Song
    • Saora Work Song
    • Ovi Grinding Songs
    • Agricultural Songs
      • Tabo
      • O Bele
      • Harvesting Songs of Western Tibet
    • Boatman's Songs
      • Boatman's Song Kerala
      • Bhatiyali
    • Chhad-Peta Songs from Comilla, Bangladesh
  • Narrative traditions and oral epics
    • Villupattu: The Bow Song Tradition
      • Villupattu in the Archives
        • Arnold Bake Collection
        • Instruments - Jairazbhoy Collection
          • The Bow (Villu)
          • Hourglass Drum (Udukkai)
          • Blocks (Kattai)
          • Pot (Kutam)
          • Cymbals (Jalra)
      • The Festival: Kotai
        • Manuscripts
        • Possession
        • Nancil Nadu
      • Birth Songs
        • Story of Vallarakkan/Sasta
          • Episode 1 - Siva Gives Boon to Vallarakkan
          • Episode 2 - Vallarakkan Threatens Siva
          • Episode 3 - Mohini Kills Vallarakkan
          • Episode 4 - Birth of Sasta
        • Marriage of Muttupattan
          • Episode 1 - Muttupattan meets Pummakkal & Tummakkal
          • Episode 2 - Conditions for marriage
          • Episode 3 - What is caste, Maama?
          • Episode 4 - Wedding of Muttupattan
      • Death Songs
        • The Death of the Little Brothers (Tampimar Story)
    • Exhibit - Annanmar Katai
      • Transcribing the Oral
        • Annanmar Katai in Animation and Comic Books
        • Brenda Beck's books on the Annanmar Katai
        • Tamil Transcription of the Performance
        • Pregnant Queen Episode
      • Epic Nuggets
        • Udukkai and the Archive
          • Udukkai - 1983 - Nazir Jairazbhoy Collection
          • Udukkai - 1938 - Arnold Bake Collection
        • Bad Omens
        • Narrating the Epic in Contemporary Times
        • Kongu Region
      • Performing the Epic
        • Annanmar Katai at the World Tamil Conference
        • Contexts of Performance
        • Udukkai and Jalra - Instruments
        • Styles of Songs
        • Rhythmic Patterns
      • The Story through Songs
        • Seven Deaths of Tamarai
        • Love Stories
          • Kompan and Viratankal
          • Tamarai and Kunnutaiyya
          • Pair of Parrots
        • Laments
        • Lullabies
          • Campuka's Lullaby
    • Andhra Pradesh
      • Valaraju Katha
      • Ramayana
      • Kamamma Katha
      • Desingu Raju Katha
    • Ao Naga story telling
    • Manbhatt
    • Epic of Dhola
    • Rajasthan
      • Bait-Umar Marvi
      • Biyavalo
      • Pabuji Ka Parh
    • Karnataka
      • Kamsale: Mangala roti yetti
      • Chaudike Pada
      • Burra Katha
      • Paddana
      • Jogi Kathe
  • Devotional Music
    • Bhajan / Kirtan Traditions
      • Pushti Margi Kirtan
      • Sikh Kirtan
      • Nirguni Bhajans
      • Sopanam Sangeetam
    • Sufi devotional music
      • Maulud
      • Wai
      • Qawwali
      • Rifai Ratib of Sri Lanka
      • Sufiana Qalam
    • Baul Fakiri
    • Hymns
      • Tamil Christian Hymns
  • AIIS AFCP Project : Documentation of Endangered Musical Traditions of Western Rajasthan
  • AIIS AFCP Project : DOWNLOAD REVIVAL AND PRESERVATION OF BALLADS AND ORAL EPIC
EXHIBITIONS
  • Ephemera speaks to Dance: A Journey Through the Collection of Sunil Kothari
    • Ephemera Speaks to Dance
    • Imagine
    • Classical Dance
      • Festival of India in USSR
      • Bharatnatyam in the diaspora
    • Crossover and Collaboration
      • Louise Lightfoot
        • Temple Dreaming
      • Ramli Ibrahim
        • Amorous Delights
        • Ramli in Konark
    • Dancing beyond the classical - new expressions of dance in India
      • WITHIN
      • IGNITE festival of Indian dance
      • Chandralekha
        • Chandralekha, Choreographic works
        • Chandra– In Other Voices
    • Our Dance, Their Dance in the Diaspora
      • Lata Pada
        • Revealed by Fire
        • Sampradaya Dance Creations
      • Site of Departure, Source of Arrival
      • DanceIntense Toronto
      • KalaNidhi
    • It is more than just a piece of paper
  • Eternalizing the Ephemeral
  • Villupattu - the bow song tradition
  • Annanmar Katai - a Tamil Oral Epic
    • Arce Exhibition Timeline
News
  • Latest Media Coverage
  • ARTICLES IN MAGAZINEs AND NEWSPAPERS
ABOUT US

VMIS
Contact us
American Institute of Indian Studies
22 SECTOR-32, INSTITUTIONAL AREA GURGAON - 122001, HARYANA, INDIA 91-124-238 1424, 91-124-238 1359, caa@aiis.edu.in EMAIL IMAGES | EMAIL ARCE
ELSEWHERE
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
CREDITS
Design
DEVELOPMENT
SOURCING
MADE POSSIBLE BY
  • Americian Insitute of Indian Studies
  • Ministry of Culture
  •