Pandit Chinmoy Lahiri is a legend in the realm of Indian Classical music. A disciple of Pandit Srikrishna Narayan Ratanjankar of Agra Gharana, Pandit Chinmoy Lahiri first invaded the hearts of music lovers and critics at the ail Bengal Music Conference held in 1952 at Kolkata and kept them mesmerized for three decades by his elegant music. The qualities in his music & technique which succeeded in drawing rapt listeners by the millions the world over are an amalgam of pitch perfection and exquisite rhythmic rendition of Taanas & Sargams.
Throughout his life Pandit Chinmoy Lahiri experimented on different forms & techniques of music which has spanned the areas of music motifs and ideas and created altogether a new genre of music. To him goes the credit of introducing ‘Bangla Ragapradhan' songs. He created several new ragas like shyamkosh, Probhatitodi, Gandharika etc. He left his mark in the field of music direction of contemporary films as well. The Bengali song “Triveni Tirthapathe........... “tuned by him became very popular. He was a great teacher. Most successful Bengali musicians of the 1960's & 1970's owe their depth of perception into music to him. For a brief period, he was a professor of Rabindrabharati University. He composed innumerable number of bandishes in Hindi & Bengali languages and is the author of the book "Magangeet o Taan Manjari" written in eight volumes.

Artists: Chinmoy Lahiri (Vocal)

Tracks:
1. Basant Mukhari - Chinmoy Lahiri (Vocal)
2. Ahir Malhar - Chinmoy Lahiri (Vocal)