Security System : 24 X 7 Security service & adequate state of the art fire fighting protection.Water supply : 24 hours water supply from deep tube well.power point will be provided in pantry area and others required points. Two AC point with starter fittings & One Geyser point with two 15 Amp. Electrical : Superior quality concealed copper wiring with the best standard Moduler type switches and miniature circuit breakers.Dado ceramic tiles up to a height of door top with provision for hot & cold water supply in shower and wash basin. Toilets : Mat finish ceramic tile flooring.Windows : Colored anodized aluminum sliding window.Doors : Doors with wooden frame and solid core flush doors, PVC doors in toilet.Sanitery Ware : White colored Jaquar/Hindware make wall mounted commode with counter top basin.Pantry : Mat Finish Ceramic Tile Flooring ,Counter top Granite with steel sink, Dado ceramic tiles up to a height of 2 feet from the counter top.Flooring : Quality Vitrified Tiles in all rooms, Anti Skid Ceramic Tiles in Toilets.Balcony : Toughened Glass with Stainless Steel Railing.Staircase & Lobby : Decorated Ceramic Tile.Exterior : Latest waterproof non-fading exterior finish of the highest quality.Internal Walls : Cemented plastering overlaid with smooth, impressive wall putty.Structure : Earth quake resistant R.C.C frame structure construction with infill brick walls.Moreover, their situation has worsened in recent decades due to the general impoverishment of rural Bangladesh. The preservation of the Baul songs and the general context in which they are performed depend mainly on the social and economic situation of their practitioners, the Bauls, who have always been a relatively marginalized group. The language of the songs is continuously modernized thus endowing it with contemporary relevance. Songs are also used by the spiritual leader to instruct disciples in Baul philosophy, and are transmitted orally. Their devotional songs can be traced back to the fifteenth century when they first appeared in Bengali literature.īaul music represents a particular type of folk song, carrying influences of Hindu bhakti movements as well as the shuphi, a form of Sufi song. Baul poetry, music, song and dance are devoted to finding humankind’s relationship to God, and to achieving spiritual liberation. Bauls are admired for this freedom from convention as well as their music and poetry. Their emphasis lies on the importance of a person’s physical body as the place where God resides. Bauls belong to an unorthodox devotional tradition, influenced by Hinduism, Buddhism, Bengali, Vasinavism and Sufi Islam, yet distinctly different from them.īauls neither identify with any organized religion nor with the caste system, special deities, temples or sacred places. Their music and way of life have influenced a large segment of Bengali culture, and particularly the compositions of Nobel Prize laureate Rabindranath Tagore.īauls live either near a village or travel from place to place and earn their living from singing to the accompaniment of the ektara, the dotara lute, a simple one-stringed instrument, and a drum called dubki. The Baul movement, at its peak in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, has now regained popularity among the rural population of Bangladesh.
With their flowing saffron robes, long jet black hair, rolling eyes and swaying hips, they sing in their high keening voices to the frenzied accompaniment of their traditional instruments. The Baul are mystic minstrels, traditional poets, singers, and storytellers, from Bengal (eastern India and Bangladesh). Baul Musicīaul music is one of Bangladesh and India’s most fascinating musical genres. Your Connection to traditional and contemporary World Music, including folk, roots, global music, ethno and crosscultural fusionsīangladesh in located in South Asia, bordering the Bay of Bengal, between Myanmar (Burma) and India.
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