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GangaCyrillic: Ганга) is a type of singing that originated from rural Dinaric mountain region. It is most commonly found in the regions of Herzegovina and Dalmatia, but it can also be found to an extent in western Bosnia, Lika, Kordun and rural areas of north-west Montenegro. It is characterized by a lone singer singing a single line of lyrics, followed by others joining in, using a vocal style that is best described as a wail.

Ganga has historically been closely associated with the region of Herzegovina, where it has developed as a strong sense of cultural identity.[1][2] To ensure its survival, both Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia have taken measures to protect ganga as part of their cultural heritage and encourage its performance.[3]

Ganga is an expressive form of singing. Although both men and women regularly perform ganga, it is extremely unusual for them to perform together, although it was not unusual for Catholic and Muslim men to perform together. Ganga is culture is mainly situated in small towns and villages.

Ganga is a remnant of the archaic polyphonic singing style that can be found throughout the Dinaric region. Over time, local populations developed their own variety of the old-style singing, such as the throat-shaking style of singing ojkanje from Dalmatia, the izvika cry from western Serbia, or the iso-polyphony of Albania and North Macedonia. In the early 20th century, priest and musicologist Branko Marić theorized that the term "ganga" derived from the Albanian word knga which means "song", a possible remnant from the ancient Illyrians.[4] However, others have dismissed the theory and suggested it's derived from the sounds emitting from the performers' voice (gn-gn or gan-gan).[5]

Ganga performers historically sang about things pertaining to them, from the hardships of peasant work to the joys one finds in life. Because of its roots in the rural mountains, ganga has often been viewed by larger society as an oldfashioned or primitive tradition.[citation needed] More recent renditions of ganga have begun to address political issues, frequently adopting overtly nationalistic overtones and incorporating themes from wars and conflict.Several popular Croatian musicians have incorporated some Ganga into their work, such as folk singer Mate Bulić and pop stars Nina Badrić[6] and Severina, the latter with her Eurovision song entry.[7]

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To protect our rivers and restore the purity and ecological balance of the Ganga. Connecting our heritage and culture with the youth. Bring our rivers and ghats to the forefront on a global stage through an IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE OF MUSIC. Promoting an integrated experience and eco-system.

Uniting souls through music. Create a connect and a special bond with the younger audiences and the holy river. Celebrate the soul of the river through music with artists who are passionately devoted to the cause of the rivers.

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Jataneel Banerjee, Hindustani vocalist and composer known for his work with South Asian dance, became fascinated by Western opera whilst studying for a masters at the Royal College of Music. Inspired by Savitri, the chamber opera by Gustav Holsts, Jataneel embarked on an ambitious project to use the story of Ganga to write a piece for six voices, a string quartet, and a choir of Hindu priests. The libretto is in Sanskrit.

Ganga will premiere at the Wandsworth Fringe Festival on Sat 14 June with a second showing on Sunday 25 June.

A. I was extremely fortunate to be born in a family of musicians. Music was part of my upbringing. Right from childhood, I had a keen interest in composing my own music. Being a student of Indian classical music, improvisation was a core skill I learnt and developed. This was an important tool that helped me to write my own music.

Like most middle-class Indian families, formal education was very important. Therefore, I pursued a degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering. Although music was an integral part of my life, I never planned to become a professional musician. Music was never a hobby, it was a passion. After completing my engineering, I decided to spend some time honing my musical skills further. I applied to study music in the UK. It was a real urge from within to learn western classical music. I was accepted for a postgraduate study in composition at the Royal College of Music (RCM). My admission to RCM gave me the confidence to take music seriously as a career option and I decided to make the transition.

A. The training in Hindustani classical music is primarily based on learning how to improvise on a set composition which the teacher (Guru) teaches. Within the framework of a Raaga, during a performance, the vocalist or the instrumentalist improvises. They are constantly coming up with interesting short melodic phrases. This is a skill every Indian classical musician develops. However, there is no specific training on the practice of composing music. Some students utilise this skill and use it to start writing their own composition. A very important point to note here is, the compositions in Indian classical music are primarily melodic whereas, in western classical music a composition is both melodic and harmonic.

A. The compositions are quite tonal in nature. Our ears are quite receptive to tonal music in general. I have consciously avoided a tonal and avantgarde approach. One of the key components of the music in this opera is the hummable melody. There are short musical motifs throughout the opera which repeat at certain intervals to take the narrative forward. Stylistically, it retains the integrity of an European opera. However, the entire music is inspired from raag Charukeshi. All melodic and harmonic ideas are derived from the notes used in this raaga.

A. I would like the audience to enjoy the story of Ganga as narrated in Mahabharat through this chamber opera. Imbibe the experience of a creative effort to amalgamate the Indian and western classical music. Value the richness of Indian culture highlighted through the temple priest choir. Have the urge to discover more stories from Indian mythology and perhaps an interest in Sanskrit, the language in which these stories were written and told.

A. The story of Ganga, from the Indian epic poem Mahabharata, is the tale of heartbreak, promises and love. Ganga is a powerful, celestial river goddess, whose womb becomes the medium to fulfil the higher purpose of gods and men. She descends to the mortal world to free Mahabhish and the eight Vasus from their curse.

Cursed and doomed to be born as mortals, the eight Vasus choose Ganga to be their mother. She promises to release all but one from the curse; the last must live on earth. Ganga chooses her beloved Shantanu, the incarnation of Mahabhish and the mighty king of Hastinapur, to be the father. But, to keep her promise to the Vasus, she must also break his heart to liberate him from his curse too.

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Mexican musician Golden Ganga, who plays reggae and reggae fusion songs, has established himself in the Latin American music industry. His music combines Latin American rhythms with classic Reggae beats to provide a distinctive and lively atmosphere that is difficult not to dance to. Golden Ganga's music is an expression of his heritage, and many of the lyrics deal with social justice and inequity.

Golden Ganga has developed a fan base of supporters who value his distinctive style and message thanks to his catchy beats and socially aware lyrics. His live performances are renowned for their high energy and joyful atmosphere, and his music is a celebration of variety and harmony. Golden Ganga has made an enduring impact on the music industry as a pioneer in the Latin American Reggae Fusion scene, opening the door for other artists to explore this distinctive genre.

Popular Mexican reggae and reggae fusion musician Golden Ganga is renowned for his distinctive sound and enticing tunes. "Seria Un Placer Remix," "Aire," and "Luz," three of his most well-known songs, have all become favorites among aficionados of the style.

Outstanding tune "Seria Un Placer Remix" demonstrates Golden Ganga's aptitude for fusing various genres together without seeming forced. The song's blend of reggae, rap, and R&B makes for an original and engrossing listening experience. Another well-liked song with a lively beat and inspiring lyrics that will have listeners dancing is "Aire."

Other standout songs from Golden Ganga include "Tu," "Oh No!," and "La Gloria Eres Tu," all of which exhibit his talent for writing lively yet profound music. The songs "Suave," "Algo Bien," "Algo," and "A Lo Mejor" are likewise well-known and well-liked among aficionados of the genre.

Overall, Golden Ganga has made a name for himself as a gifted musician with a distinctive voice who has achieved recognition both domestically and abroad. His talent and commitment to his craft are evident in his ability to meld many genres and produce music that is both catchy and meaningful.

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