Famous Singer Ghulam Ali perfomed Live at The Hill Centre Castle Hills Sydney
(Coverage By: Syed Zafar Hussain, Editor-in-Chief Sada-e-Watan Sydney)
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(Chupke Chupke
Raat Din Aasoon Bahana Yaad Hai....)
Famous Singer
Ghulam Ali perfomed Live at The Hill Centre Castle Hills Sydney
(Coverage By: Syed Zafar Hussain,
Editor-in-Chief Sada-e-Watan Sydney)
World Known Singer Ghulam Ali was in Australia. He perfomed Live in Melbourne, Canberra & Sydney. For Australia, this was not first visit of Ghulam Ali and he is very popular in Pak/Hind community. His Sydney Concert was successful on the evening of the Saturday, 02 Oct at The Hill Centre, Castle Hills Sydney. His Promoter Mr. Ramesh Sharma of Taj Indian Restaurant Homebush Sydney arranged everything perfect during the Musical Evening and more than 1,000 people enjoyed the Ghulam Ali’s Show. A famous Radio, TV personality Miss Aparna Vats was the MC of the function. The Sydney’s Audience was happy because after more than 10 years Ghulam Ali brings his magical voice and Ghazals live this summer.
Ghulam Ali is one of the finest Ghazal singer in the Indian/Pakistani music industry. Along with singing Ghazals, Ghulam Ali composes music for his Ghazals too. His compositions are raaga-based and sometimes include a scientific mixture of raagas.He become Senior as a age but it is a fact that still he is same as I saw him in Pakistan, Kuwait & Australia.Ghulam Ali is Singing since 50 years and all music fans love to Listen him including our former Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz.
Ghulam Ali performed such famous Ghazals like Dil Mein Ek Lehar, Jhoom Barabar, Kal Chaudhavin ki Raat thi, Chukpe Chupke, Mere shauq da naeen aitebaar tenoon, Hangama hai kyon Barpa,Yeh Dil Ye Pagal Ye dil Mera, "Chupke Chupke Raat Din Aasoon Bahana Yaad Hai....“Amongst Others. Ghulam Ali produces only a few albums a year from Lahore ,Concentrating more on his live concerts. For his live concerts, usually the accompanying musical instruments are harmonium and tabla. The musical instruments such as sarod, sitar, santoor often complement him, but it is his voice which rules, and not the instruments.
