Raag Multani - Kavan Des Gaye Piya Mora (Vilambit Ek Taal) ; Turka Ke Sang (Drut Teen Taal)

Raag Multani – Kavan Des Gaye Piya Mora (Vilambit Ek Taal) ; Turka Ke Sang (Drut Teen Taal) is a khayal performance in the Multani raga by Indian classical vocalist Kaushiki Chakrabarty. Released as a standalone recording, the track spans 56 minutes and 42 seconds and features two compositions: a vilambit (slow-tempo) bandish in Ek Taal titled Kavan Des Gaye Piya Mora, followed by a drut (fast-tempo) bandish in Teen Taal titled Turka Ke Sang.

Kaushiki Chakrabarty presents the performance in the Patiala gharana style, emphasizing intricate taan patterns and bol-taan techniques. The recording captures a live or studio rendition with tanpura and tabla accompaniment, though the specific accompanying artists and production details remain undocumented. The release date and label information are not publicly confirmed, but the work aligns with Chakrabarty’s repertoire of traditional Hindustani khayal, showcasing her command over Multani, a raga associated with late evening performances and characterized by its use of shuddha dhaivat and komal gandhar.

The vilambit section explores the raga’s contemplative mood through elongated alaps and systematic badhat, while the drut section accelerates into rhythmic complexity with layered taans and sargam passages. The composition Kavan Des Gaye Piya Mora employs lyrical themes of longing, a common motif in classical bandishes, whereas Turka Ke Sang introduces playful, rhythmic interplay. No commercial album or compilation explicitly lists this recording, suggesting it may originate from a concert archive or a limited-release format. Further metadata, including the year of recording or official distribution, is not available in public sources.