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The Shehnai of Bismillah Khan st 1 PART Let’s do some exercise ● Character Analysis ● Evelyn Glennie ● internationally renowned percussionist ● emerges as an embodiment of unflinching determination, strong self-belief, dedication and courage. ● Although challenged by severe hearing impairment, this young girl is able to make her way to an enviable position in life. ● Evelyn was found to have lost her hearing faculty at a very young age of eight years but her strong determination enabled her to encounter the challenge very bravely. ● Instead of joining the school for the deaf, as suggested by the headmistress of her school, she decided firmly to lead the life as a normal girl. ● She wanted to play the xylophone but was discouraged by her teachers. ● However, her resolution was strengthened by the encouragement she got from the percussionist, Ron Forbes. ● Under his able guidance, Evelyn learnt how to develop sensitivity to musical sounds through different parts of her body. ● She managed to sense musical notes through her skin, her hair, her fingers, and even her bare feet. ● Endowed with great confidence, Evelyn was able to get admission to the Royal Academy of Music, London, the most prestigious institution for music. ● Her confidence and devotion enabled her to receive the highest awards in percussion music. Such is her contribution to the percussion music that it has earned a special place in the orchestra. ● Despite her deafness, Evelyn gives solo performances and has command over a large number of percussion instruments. ● A person with a humanitarian spirit, Evelyn even performs in prisons and hospitals. ● Thus, with her confidence and resolute decision, Evelyn has revealed to the world that disabilities disappear before dedication and determination. ● Her achievements are a source of inspiration for those who suffer from handicaps. ● Message of the chapter ● handicaps may be countered, problems may be overcome, and aspirations can be realized if one is firmly resolute and confident. ● Those who do learn to overcome hardships certainly achieve the highest goals. There is always a way out of the challenges of life; only one has to trace the way and adhere to it with unstaggering faith in one’s abilities 1. Why did her teachers discourage her? Ans: ● Her teachers discouraged her because they felt that being deaf she would not be able to learn to play the xylophone. 2. What was the difference between the attitude of the teachers and that of Ron Forbes? Ans: ● The teachers, with their negative attitude, saw only the handicap of Evelyn whereas Ron Forbes, with his optimistic and positive attitude, could see her potential and capabilities. 3. How did the different parts of her body sense ‘it’? Ans: ● The sound waves and vibrations of music tingled her skin, cheekbones, hair, torso and legs. From these sensations, she picked up the music. 4. What does this statement show the speaker’s character? Ans: ● This statement shows that Evelyn was very sensitive to even the smallest of the sensations. She was determined to achieve her goal in spite of her handicap. 5. How does Evelyn hear music? Ans: ● Evelyn heard music by sensing the notes in different parts of her body. ● When Ron Forbes tuned two drums to different notes and asked her to sense the sound without using her ears, she realized that she could feel the higher drum from the waist up and the lower drum from the waist down. ● She learnt how to open her mind and body to sounds and vibrations. ● It was sheer determination and hard work. ● When she played the xylophone, she could sense the sound passing up the stick into her fingertips. ● By leaning against the drums, she could feel the resonances flowing into her body. ● On a wooden platform, she removed her shoes so that the vibrations could pass through her bare feet and up her legs. ● She herself said that music poured in through every part of her body. It tingled in the skin, her cheekbones and even in her hair. 6. Who helped her to continue with music? What did he do and say? Ans: ● Percussionist Ron Forbes helped Evelyn to continue with music. ● He began by tuning two large drums to different notes. ● He asked her not to listen to them through her ears but to try and sense the sound in some other manner. 7. Name the various places and causes for which Evelyn performs. Ans: ● Evelyn, with a hectic international schedule, gives solo performances at regular concerts. ● Apart from these, she gives free concerts in prisons and hospitals. ● She also accords high priority to classes for young musicians. nd 2 PART The Shehnai of Bismillah Khan Exercise Character Analysis ● a great musician, a devout patriot, and a liberal human being. ● one of the most eminent musicians of India. ● Born and brought up in the family of musicians, he inherited and learnt a lot from his paternal and maternal families. ● But he further enriched the shehnai music by his improvised raagas which he harmonised with the waves of the Ganga. ● His passion for music started at the early age of three and continued up to his death at ninety. ● Starting with playing music in temples and on the banks of the Ganga, Bismillah Khan rose to fame with international conferences and concerts. Such was his fame that he was invited to play shehnai at the Red Fort on the occasion of the independence of India on August 15, 1947. ● Many awards like the Padamshri, the Padma Bhushan and the Padma Vibhushan were conferred on him. ● He has also been honoured with the Bharat Ratan, the greatest civilian award in India. ● He played shehnai in Afghanistan before King Zahir Shah; was invited to perform at Lincoln Central Hall, USA; participated in the World Exposition in Montreal, in the Cannes Art Festival and Osaka Trade Fair. Such is his international fame that in Teheran, an auditorium has been named after him. ● Bismillah Khan was a great patriot who declined the offer of his student to settle down in the USA. ● He had a profound love for the Ganga in Benaras and his birthplace, the estate in Dumraon, Bihar. Such high regard does he have for the rich heritage of India, that he was not allured by the glamour of the film world. ● Bismillah Khan was a liberal human being who had respect for all religions. Though a devout Muslim, he played shehnai every day in the Kashi Vishwanath temple, Benaras. Thus, a great musician and a great human being, Bismillah Khan earned international repute for himself. 1. Why did Bismillah Khan refuse to start a shehnai school in the U.S.A.? Ans: ● Bismillah Khan refused one of his student's request to start a shehnai school in the U.S.A. because he would not live away from Hindustan, specifically, from Benaras, the River Ganga and Dumraon. 2. Find at least two instances in the text which tell you that Bismillah Khan loves India and Benaras. Ans: ● The first instance is when he turned down his student’s offer to start a shehnai school in U.S.A. The second instance is when Khansaab was asked by Shekhar Gupta about moving to Pakistan during the partition, he said that he would never leave Benaras. 3. Where was the shehnai played traditionally? How did Bismillah Khan change this? Ans: ● The shehnai was traditionally played in royal courts, temples and weddings. Ustad Bismillah khan, an undisputed monarch of shehnai brought this instrument onto the classical stage. 4. When and how did Bismillah Khan get his big break? Ans: ● Bismillah khan got his big break in 1938. The All India Radio opened in Lucknow and Bismillah khan played shehnai on radio. He soon became an often heard player on radio. He became the first Indian to greet the nation with his shehnai from the Red Fort on 15 August, 1947. 5. Why did Aurangzeb ban the playing of the pungi? Ans: ● Aurangzeb banned the playing of musical instrument pungi because it had a shrill, unpleasant sound. 6. How is a shehnai different from a pungi? Ans: ● Shehnai has a better tonal quality than pungi. ● It is a natural hollow stem pipe with holes on its body and is longer and broader than the pungi. ● Shehnai is, in a way, an improvement upon the pungi. 7. Where did Bismillah Khan play the shehnai on 15 August 1947? Why was the event historic? Ans: ● On 15 August 1947, Bismillah Khan played the Raag Kafi on his shehnai from the Red Fort. The event was historical because it was on the occasion of India's Independence from British Rule. Reach out to me @ [email protected].
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