Rabindranather Balmiki Pratibha by Subhash Choudhuri [Hardcover]

In Rabindranath's 'Valmikipratibha' there is a sense of the transmigration of the heart. Bandit Ratnakar's becoming a poet is the epitome of this ballad. Rabindranath himself thought that 'Valmiki Pratibha' is a 'garland of drama based on song'. Here Jyotirindranath was the main impetus for melodic experimentation. Rabindranath wrote in 'Jivansmriti', "Jyotidada used to play the master's songs on the piano almost every day. From time to time, each beautiful image of the Raginis and expressions were revealed.” Prominent Rabindra specialist Subhash Chowdhury's book 'Rabindranather Valmikipratibha' has come up. Biharilal, Dwijendranath, Jyotirindranath, Herbert Spencer, Nancy Lee etc. various inspirational topics. The episode 'Valmiki Pratibha: Valmiki and Ramayana' is also a rich offering. This book compiles the first edition of 'Valmiki Pratibha'. There is also information about various performances of the ballad, including some other things. The book is an invaluable addition to Rabindra-Geveshana.