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Music maestro Jagjit Singh

Jagjit Singh
                                       चिठ्ठी ना कोइ संदेस  जाने वो कौन सा देस
                                        जहां तुम चले गए
                                      इस दिल पे लगा के ठेंस  जाने वो कौन सा देस
                                       जहां तुम चले गए
His deep, dignified voice carried the restlessness of a vagabond's heart and a philosopher's calm. Music maestro Jagjit Singh, 70, who passed away at Lilavati Hospital due to brain hemorrhage and terminal cardio-respiratory failure here on Monday (10th October 2011) morning.

May Almighty God grant him eternal rest and may his soul rest in peace.



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  1. obat kuat priaJune 22, 2012 at 12:52 PM

    postingan yang bagus..........

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  2. Truely MarryJuly 27, 2013 at 3:37 PM

    Really he is melody of Indian music.His each and every composition of musics is like a soul of peace.

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