Pandit Niranjan Prasad
Indian flautist
About Pandit Niranjan Prasad
Lived 1941 – 2013 (aged 71). Pandit Niranjan Prasad was an Indian flautist.
Niranjan Prasad (11 November 1941 – 31 March 2013) was an Indian flutist.
Career Prasad was a disciple of bansuri and shehnai player Bholanath Prasanna, and belonged to the Banaras gharana.
Prasad played the flute in Indian films and as part of various orchestral organizations. From 1974 he was associated with National Orchestra A.I.R. New Delhi and A.I.R. Lucknow. He retired in 2001.
He was the founder of Dr. Ambedkar Sangeet Academy (Lucknow) and Ex-Professor N. R. Sangeet Vidhalaya (Allahabad). The music museum of Baghdad has a flute gifted by him to the institute.
His work was featured in the Bollywood Movies Guddi, Shor, Dharkan and Prem Parvat.
He was an empaneled artist of ICCR.
On the first anniversary of Prasad's death in 2014, "Niranjan Smriti", a tribute was organized at the Sangeet Natak Akademi in Lucknow. His book on music, "Sadhna Ke Phool", was released at the event. Yamini Krishnamurthy, an Indian dancer, performed with her group. Other performances included flute recitals by Shri Saurabh Banaudha (Prasad's son) and Shri Rajshekhar Dalbehera.
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Who was Pandit Niranjan Prasad?
Indian flautist
When was Pandit Niranjan Prasad born?
Pandit Niranjan Prasad was born on 10 November 1941 in Prayagraj.
When did Pandit Niranjan Prasad die?
Pandit Niranjan Prasad died on 31 March 2013.
What was Pandit Niranjan Prasad's occupation?
Pandit Niranjan Prasad was a flautist.
What nationality was Pandit Niranjan Prasad?
Pandit Niranjan Prasad was Indian.
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