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Rishi Kumar Chatterjee
Rishi Kumar Chatterjee
Birthplace Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Birth Date March 1, 1979
Nationality Indian
Education St. Josef School Scottish Church College (M.A. in English Literature)
Occupation
  • Music Composer
  • Tabla Player
Known for Ehsaas, Dhun, Collaboration with Pandit Ajay Chakraborty, Ustad Rashid Khan

Rishi Kumar Chatterjee, born on March 1, 1979, is an esteemed Indian music composer and tabla virtuoso hailing from Kolkata, India. Celebrated for his profound mastery of Indian classical music and his innovative approach to musical composition, Rishi has established himself as a highly respected figure in the world of music. His versatility shines through in his ability to bridge traditional Indian classical forms with contemporary music genres, earning him recognition and admiration from audiences and critics alike.

From a young age, Rishi showed an extraordinary aptitude for rhythm and melody. Trained rigorously under renowned gurus, he developed a deep, nuanced understanding of the tabla and other percussive elements within Indian classical music. This foundation allowed him not only to excel as a tabla player but also to explore the complexities of musical composition in unique ways. His performances are known for their technical precision and expressive quality, often drawing audiences into a transformative musical experience.

Rishi’s contributions extend beyond performance; he has composed scores for a variety of mediums, including film, theater, and dance, showcasing his ability to adapt his classical expertise to a diverse array of projects. His work has enriched Indian cinema, particularly in films and documentaries where his music adds a layer of depth and cultural resonance. In addition to his film compositions, he has collaborated with leading musicians and artists in the Indian classical and world music scenes, blending traditional tabla rhythms with modern sounds and creating captivating fusion music pieces.[1][2]

Early Life and Education

Born on March 1, 1979, in Kolkata, India, Rishi Kumar Chatterjee grew up surrounded by a family steeped in musical tradition. His grandfather, the esteemed singer, composer, and music director Ramkumar Chattopadhyay, was a major influence on Rishi's early musical development, inspiring him to explore the depths of Indian classical music. His parents, Srikumar Chattopadhyay, a respected classical singer, and Namita Roy Chatterjee, fostered his passion for music from an early age, providing him with a nurturing environment that encouraged his artistic growth.

Rishi attended St. Josef School for his early education and later pursued his higher studies at Scottish Church College, where he earned a postgraduate degree in English Literature. This academic background in literature complemented his musical talents, enriching his understanding of artistic expression and deepening his approach to composition and performance.[3][4][5]

Career

Rishi Kumar Chatterjee embarked on his professional musical journey at the young age of thirteen and has been actively performing and composing since 1992. He specializes in playing various types of taalbadya instruments, with the tabla being his primary focus.

Throughout his career, Chatterjee has collaborated with renowned artists and musicians, including Pandit Ajay Chakraborty, Ustad Rashid Khan, Haimanti Shukla, Shipra Basu, and Penaz Masani. He has also had the privilege of playing alongside his grandfather, Ramkumar Chattopadhyay, and father, Srikumar Chattopadhyay, further enriching his musical experiences.[6][7]

Discography

Year Album Studio Song Composer Lyrics Singer
2023 Ehsaas LM Studio Rishi Kumar Chatterjee
2024 Dhun Yash Raj Studios Abar Shrabon Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das
Jodi Bondhu Vabo Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das
Byabodhan Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das
Bhulte Parini Ajo Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin
Kichu Swapno Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan
Jodi Jao Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan
Jhinuk Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin Soumya Chakraborty
Akash Aloy Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Priyanka Manna Soma Bhattacharya
Jorale Jodi Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin Durnibar Saha
Ashis Nare Kala Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin Rishi Chakraborty
Kichuta Somoy Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin Dipanwita Chowdhury
Maa Sarada Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Priyanka Manna Rupak Bhattacharya
Shunte Chao Na Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Nilufar Nasrin Gourab Sarkar
Kontho Amar Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Chaity Rahman Rupankar Bagchi
Akul Praner Choya Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Chaity Rahman Dipanwita Chowdhury
Andhar Raite Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Chaity Rahman Rishi Chakraborty
Onek Ashar Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan Jimut Roy
Eso Bosi Kichukkhon Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan Raghab Chatterjee
Chena Poth Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan Jimut Roy
Ei Mon Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Jamil Raihan Raghab Chatterjee
Shoroter Akashe Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das Mousumi Kar
Tere Bina Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das Arpita Paul
Abar Fagun Fire Ase Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das Moumita Das
Tere Bina Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Utpal Das Debarati Ghosh
Jhiri Jhiri Rishi Kumar Chatterjee Priyanka Manna Soma Bhattacharya

References

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External Links

  1. ↑ https://soundcloud.com/rishikumarchatterjee
  2. ↑ https://www.jiosaavn.com/artist/rishi-kumar-chatterjee-albums/UkVqqQfg-Qs_
  3. ↑ https://music.apple.com/us/artist/rishi-kumar-chatterjee/1189716059
  4. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtSrrnNLp6o
  5. ↑ https://www.music3.com/artist/2405891/rishi-kumar-chatterjee
  6. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQtbZpZBfh4
  7. ↑ https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/bengali/music/musician-rishi-kumar-chatterjee-unveils-his-new-hindi-album-ehsaas/articleshow/102419914.cms
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