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Talat Aziz: India's finest Ghazal singer hails from Hyderabad
Ghazal maestro Talat Aziz who has to his credit 40 music albums spent
the first 22 years of his life in Hyderabad. He is a product of
Hyderabad Public School.
He went to Bombay in 1976 on his college vacation and then onwards
began his long journey into the Ghazal world. It was in Toronto that
the young Talat become a mini-celebrity. And in the midst of his
various tours, he finally got a break with Music India, and his first
album, 'Jagjit presents Talat Aziz', hit the market. 'Kaise sukoon
paoon', a part of his album, is still an all time favourite with
Talat's fans.
He was here recently in the city( the city here refers to hyderabad) to
release his latest album"Khubsoorat". He has joined hands with vetran
lyricist Anand Bakshi for his new album "Khubsoorat". It is for the
first time that veteran lyricist Anand Bakshi, who has been penning
songs from Films for the last few decades, has agreed to write the
lyrics for a private album. The new album contains eight songs. Sameer
one of the top guitarist in the world has used the electronic
instruments in "Khubsoorat", mostly the synthesizer and the key boards
to compose music for the album in the form of Indian raagas, both
Hinustani and Carnatic.
Among his most popular ghazals are 'Zindagi jab bhi teri bazm mein
laati hai hamein'from Umrao Jaan),'Phir chidi raat baat phoolon ki'
(from Bazaar)and 'Aaina mujse meri pahli si surat maange' (from Daddy)
'Khoobsurat' his latest solo effort, and his second album in the 40 odd
till date where Talat has not composed the music himself.
thats all.
