JAYA HE ! Full National Anthem Jana Gana Mana in 39 voices

A Original Jana Gana Mana video , the national anthem written by Rabindranath Tagore was unveiled on 12th August 2011.

Original Composition was: 5 stanzas..


Titled "Jaya hey", the 8-minute audio-visual presentation is set to music and produced by Saregama on the occasion of 150th birth anniversary of Tagore.

Sung and played by 39 celebrated artists ::

rabindranath tagore
harshwardhan neotia
kavita krishnamurthi
ustad ghulam mustafa khan
girija devi
usha uthap
hariharan
alka yagnik
suresh wadkar
pandit jasraj
sunidhi chauhan
kailash kher
rekha bharadwaj
roop kumar rathod
sunali rathod
soumyojit das
sourendro mullick
pandit shivkumar sharma
k s chitra
jagjit singh
nithyashree mahadevan
srinivas
p susheela
sonu nigam
pandit vishwa mohan bhatt
pandit ajoy chakrabarthy
richa sharma
mahalakshmi iyer
shankar mahadevan
Dr M balamuralikrishna
Dr L subramaniam
Ambi Subramaniam
pandit hariprasadchaurasia
sadhana sargam
javed ali
lesle lewis
lakshmandas baul
lopamudra mitra
srikanta acharya
srabani sen
shaan

The music was released ahead of the Independence Day.

Courtesy: Times of India

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[nzpers]

You have a point. But we need also to think differently. National Anthems, IMHO, need not be war cries. They can be things that extol the virtues and treasures and memories of a nation. Nationalism world over should make a paradigm shift 0 from narrow jingoistic tendencies to all embracing gloabal vision where every nation respects the individuality of every other nation and learns the vital need for interdependence amongst them.

[sandip Raha]

Although Tagore's version was only for 52 seconds ( sung as national anthem), this depicts India and it's heritage and philosophy so much needed in today's world. Excellent. We are going to show it in Our Indian Mela next week in Cardiff, UK

[sds1943]

I agree with you. There is Swagatalakshmi's version on youtube itself. Much better than this. This version is compromised to interpret the Bengali words. To those who do not understand Bangla, after listening to this move on to the original version, much as Tagore himself created it.

[Debmalya Mukherjee]

Mr. Srinivasa: Your understanding of Tagore and his work is extremely limited. I feel pity on you. The fourth stanza refers to "mata"..the English King you mean? The half wits like you have destroyed India's potential.

[Dipanwita Roy]

Awesome.

[Sayali Vaidya]

actually Lata Mangeshkar isn't there either, and no one can deny her contribution to Indian music...

[Sayali Vaidya]

probably so other people can understand too :)

[Sayali Vaidya]

they didn't have lata mangeshkar or asha bhosale either... kind of surprising :)

[celinajani]

Like

[Jagannath Moorthy]

How come you didn't have shreya goshal?

[Shubham Kumar]

I salute the creator

[Kapilprasad Shukla]

Filling me with National spirit.