Keshav Vaman Bhole

Keshavrao Vaman Bhole ( Marathi: केशवराव भोळे, Keśavarāv Bhole; * May 23, 1896 in Amravati, † 1967) was an Indian film composer of the Maratha film.

Life

Keshavrao Bhole came in 1926 as a singer to Pune. There he came with Western orchestral music as background music for silent films in contact: " The sounds of the instruments, the timbre and how together may play different instruments without sounding atonal him very busy, " as 1964 in his book Mazhe Sangeet: Rachana Ani Digdarshan wrote. He experimented for the listed by the theater group Natyamanwantar stage play Andhalyanchi Shala (1933 ) for the first time with piano, Hawaiian guitar and violin. In the same year he joined the Prabhat Film Company and there replaced the orthodox musical Govindrao Tembe as house composer. From Bholes spring the film music of some of the most well-known Marathi productions of the 1930s and early 1940s come. He often worked here together with the lyricist Shantaram Athavale.

To Bholes innovations in the musical support of only a few years previously imported sound film productions belonged since Shantarams Amritmanthan V. (1934 ) samples with the then even singing cast also live music accompaniment. He took the song as a counterpart to the speaking voice of the performer and passed the time with the music. This practice of singer leadership is particularly evident in the performances Vishnupant Pagnis ' Sant Tukaram in (1936) and Shanta APTES in Kunku / Duniya Na Mane (1937 ), which were led by Bholes music in the organic harmony of speech and vocals.

After the joint work for Prabhat at the movies Daha Wajta / Dus Baje (1942 ) and Ramshastri (1944 ) left Keshavrao Bhole together with the directors Raja Nene and Datta Dharmadhikari, the lyricist Shantaram Athavale and the cutter and later Director Anant Mane, the film company and still worked for some years independently. His most recent film work was for Raja Paranjpes Parijatak / Shri Krishna Satyabhama (1951 ), after which he worked for All India Radio.

His wife was the singer Jyotsna Bhole.

Filmography