Department of Posts to Honor Tabla Legend Pandit Chatur Lal with Commemorative Stamp
The Department of Posts will soon release a stamp to celebrate the centenary of the legendary tabla exponent, Pandit Chatur Lal. This special tribute acknowledges his groundbreaking contributions to Indian classical music, particularly in introducing the tabla to global audiences and his collaborations with eminent musicians.
Pandit Chatur Lal’s centenary celebrations have prompted the release of a commemorative stamp by the Department of Posts. Known for his exceptional talent and global outreach, he played a pivotal role in popularizing the tabla, not only in India but also on the international stage.
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Why in the news? | Department of Posts to Honor Tabla Legend Pandit Chatur Lal with Commemorative Stamp |
Major Contribution | Introduced tabla to Western audiences |
Notable Collaboration | Worked with Pandit Ravi Shankar and Yehudi Menuhin |
Fusion Music | Collaborated with jazz drummer Papa Jo Jones |
Oscar Nomination | Nominated for A Chairy Tale (1957) |
Royal Performance | Performed for Queen Elizabeth (1962) |
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